VARIOUS - RETURN OF THE LIQUIDATOR (1991, UK, TROJAN DBLE LP, EX COND)
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Description
Artist: Various Artists
Title: Return Of The Liquidator by Harry J and His Friends (30 Skinhead Classics 1968-1970)
Date: 1991
Record label: Trojan
Catalogue no: TRLD 412
Condition of disc: Excellent
Condition of sleeve: Excellent
Notes: UK issue double vinyl album with 1 colour inner sleeve.
Additional notes: All records are shipped in a sturdy mailer with cardboard stiffeners and plastic sleeve. Discounted postage costs available up to 3 records.
Tracklist Show Credits
A1 –Harry J. All Stars Jack The Ripper A2 –Harry J. All Stars The Big Three A3 –Harry J. All Stars My Cherie Amour A4 –Harry J. All Stars Liquidator A5 –Harry J. All Stars Don't Let Me Down A6 –Harry J. All Stars Spyrone B1 –Harry J. All Stars Reach For The Sky B2 –Harry J. All Stars Interrogator B3 –Harry J. All Stars Jay Moon Walk B4 –Harry J. All Stars Elcong B5 –Harry J. All Stars Je T'aime B6 –Harry J. All Stars The Dog C1 –The Beltones No More Heartaches C2 –Carl 'Cannonball' Bryan* Soul Scorcher C3 –Glen Adams Rich In Love (La La Always Stay) C4 –Trevor Shield Please C5 –Eric Fratter* Since You've Been Gone C6 –The Beltones Home Without You C7 –Winston Hines Cool Down C8 –Tony Scott (3) Darling If You Love Me C9 –The Jamaicans Mr. Lonely D1 –Tony Scott (3) What Am I To Do D2 –Val Bennett Tons Of Gold D3 –Bob Andy Peace Of Mind D4 –Dave Barker & Glen Brown* Festive Spirit D5 –The Blake Boy* Cambodia D6 –Marcia Griffiths Put A Little Love In Your Heart D7 –The Cables Equal Rights D8 –Bob Andy Weep D9 –Bob Andy & Marcia Griffiths* Young Gifted And BlackGuide to record condition.
MINT: No scuffs, scratches, blotches, stains, labels, writing, tears or splits. Simply perfect.
NEAR MINT: A Record that may have one or two tiny, minor flaws such as light paper scuffs from sliding in and out of the sleeves that do not affect play.
EXCELLENT: A Record has been handled and played either very little or very carefully. The vinyl may have lost some but not all of it's original lustre or have a slight scratch that doesn't affect play.
VERY GOOD: A Record that displays visible signs of handling and playing such as loss of vinyl lustre, light surface scratches, groove wear and spindle trails. A VG record may look like it will have some audible surface noise when it is played, although any noise should not overwhelm the music or ruin the listening experience.
GOOD: The Record is well played, with any number of defects such as complete loss of surface sheen, obvious surface noise, etc.
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