Warren Doris - Lost In Space - Maya 73300- soul - cracked but plays fine -LISTEN

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45 -  Warren Doris - Lost In Space / Let It Show  (Maya 73300)  Rare R&B/ Soul 45 but it is cracked.  Here's your chance to get a copy cheap.  Side One plays VG++ and you can't hear the crack.  Side Two is G to VG- due to a click you hear on each revolution. LISTEN.

Another eBayer just informed me that my original clips were recorded at 45 RPM instead of 33.3 RPM.  33.3 RPM is clearly stated on the label.  I have re-recorded both sides at 33.3 RPM and posted them below.  Two black boxes may show up for the deleted clips so please scroll down farther.  My apologies for the error and confusion.

I have attached a sound clip for both sides of this 45. 

Please check out the other 45s I may have listed on eBay at this time - northern soul, R&B, soul, teen, rockabilly, garage, doo wop 45s. 

For listings that say LISTEN at the end, the sound clip has been recorded and posted without any filters being applied.  In other words, clicks, pops and other surface noises have not been removed.  This gives you an opportunity to hear whatever imperfections are present.  Also, I do not grade anything as Mint.  M- is my highest grade and an M- grade will often be Mint by the standards used by others.

If you are buying multiple items and shipping to a U.S. address, please ask for a combined shipping invoice before making payment.  This will save you money.

Postage in the U.S. is $5.00 for Media Mail shipping for 1 to 4 45s.  Media Mail shipping for 5 to 8 45s will be $6.00.

SHIPPING TO INTERNATIONAL ADDRESSES has changed as eBay has started a new shipping program (July 2023) called EIS (eBay International Shipping).  The change is that you will pay $5.00 for 1 to 4 45s to cover my domestic media mail shipping cost to an eBay hub.  eBay will invoice you the $5.00 and add what their shipping charge is from the hub to your location.  eBay claims that this will result in a lower shipping cost to the international buyer and from what I have seen so far that looks to be true. 

All records are in plain paper sleeves unless pictured in a company sleeve or picture sleeve.  All records are mailed between two pieces of cardboard placed inside a cardboard mailer made specifically for shipping records.