SHAKEY VICK Little Woman You’re So Sweet UK 1969 1st Press PYE Blues PSYCH RARE
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Description
Artist: Shakey Vick
Title: Little Woman You’re So Sweet
Details: - Very Rare UK blues rocker 1969 original first Issue & 1st pressing (look at those amazing mother stampers) on the Blue/Black Pye label, definitely worth seeking out by fans of the UK blues rock sixties scene. Run out/Matrix side 1 NPL 18276 A-1*T /side 2 NPL 18276 B-1*T Mother stampers A1/A1
Formed in 1968 in Birmingham,England , Shakey Vick was a short-lived band fronted by Graham Vickery (vocals, harmonica). Bruce Langman (guitar), Nigel Tickler (bass) and Ned Balen (drums) completed the line-up. The group was signed by Pye Records in 1969 as the label embraced contemporary music. `Little Woman You’re So Sweet` was recorded live at Birmingham’s Mother’s club (as was Pink Floyds Ummagumma), a popular venue on the ‘underground’ circuit. The ensuing raw atmosphere enlivens the set. Shakey Vick split up after this one album
Label: Pye
Catalogue No: NPL 18276
Year: 1969
Country of Issue: UK
Vinyl: (EX+) Thick vinyl, Looks as new in normal light, under Halogen Spotlights can see some sleeve removal marks - nothing feelable! Plays with the odd crackle in places
Sleeve: (EX++) Nice condition `Garrod & Lofthouse` Front laminated flipback sleeve, none of the usual nasty ringwear on the rear, Top spine, no edgewear, a little bit of wear on opening so hard to find in this condition (see photos)
Labels: Lovely clean labels with just 1 or 2 visible spindle lines
Because of the rarity and value of this album, we will only ship it with full insurance to its actual value and with a tracking number. This is to ensure that both buyer and seller are fully covered in accordance with Ebay/Paypal rules. Hasty payments to avoid these insurance charges will not be accepted
Post/Packing: UK - £4.50, Europe - £6.50, World £9.00
I use professionally made packers with card stiffeners & record removed from album cover.
