The Allman Brothers Band, The Allman Brothers Band At Fillmore East, 1971 US LP
  £   27
  $   35

 


£ 27 Sold For
Jul 25, 2022 Sold Date
Jul 15, 2022 Start Date
8   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

The Allman Brothers Band, The Allman Brothers Band At Fillmore East, 1971 US LP on Capricorn Records

Tracklist





















Statesboro Blues

Done Somebody Wrong

4.08

4:05



Stormy Monday

8:31



You Don't Love Me

19:06



Hot 'Lanta

5:10



In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed

12:46



Whipping Post

22:40






 

  Matrix / Runout (Side A): ST-CAP-71223C AT/GP

  Matrix / Runout (Side B): ST-CAP-71225C AT/GP

  Matrix / Runout (Side C): ST-CAP-71226-F AT/GP

  Matrix / Runout (Side D): ST-CAP-71224C AT/GP

Vinyl is in a very good / excellent condition, a few faint surface scuff marks / spindle marks. Plays fine with an odd crackle.

 

Note- a ‘blemish’ on Disc 1- manufacturing fault probably.

 

Heavyweight cardboard sleeve is in a very good / excellent condition, with slight wear to edges.

Postage is:-

£3.35 for  Royal Mail ‘2nd. Class Delivery’, to mainland Great Britain.  UK only

If sold for more than £23,

£4.60 for  Royal Mail ‘Signed for’ 2nd. Class Delivery, to mainland Great Britain.  UK only (a couple of Lp's could be combined at this price)

If you are not sure of your postage contact me.

Note; - Records may not be posted for a week or so after the auction, if payment has been received.

 

Records may not have been played for a number of years so may require a clean before the first play.

 

I describe the items with the best of my knowledge and ability, so to avoid any misunderstanding, and in case of any doubt, please contact me.

If for any reason you are not 100% happy with your item when you receive it, please contact me.

I was a record collector and I am only selling records from my own personal vinyl collection, accumulated since the early 1970s to the 1980's (I went over to CD's then). Most records have only been played on decent turntables. Since CD's came along and, as a result, most records have only seen occasional play and have been extremely well looked after.

 

My records are all original pressings (1st, 2nd and subsequent) from the 60s/70s/80s.

The sleeves vary in condition but most are very good / excellent, just showing the usual signs of storage. Most have been stored in plastic protective covers. I try my utmost to provide accurate descriptions.

I separate the LP from the sleeve when packing to preclude any damage to the sleeve in transit.

 

 

 



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