genuineUK 1st press demo Frank Wilson Do I Love You Ex+
  £   130
  $   172

 


£ 130 Sold For
Apr 15, 2010 Sold Date
Apr 8, 2010 Start Date
£   5 Start price
19   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

Frank Wilson “Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)” 2:31 / “Sweeter As The Days Go By” 2:50 (UK Tamla Motown TMG 1170) genuine original UK first press 7” vinyl demonstration copy released 9th November 1979.

 

I’m told that this record was re-issued several times on this catalogue number. And so (according to John Manship’s site) the only way to tell if it’s a genuine original first press demo is to check whether it’s got the release date under the large silver A on the left hand side of the label.

 

Due to the rarity and value of this record it will only be sent with some sort of postal insurance to be added at buyers cost.

But please wait for an invoice from me stating total cost before making payment. Thanks.

 

Also scanned is a review of the record at the time of its release as printed in the weekly Black Echoes newspaper.

 

Matrixes:  small stamped TMG 1170 A-1 / B-1

Vinyl:  super shine and gloss - Excellent plus.

Label:  real clean black paper silver print – Excellent.

Sleeve:  plain white paper

  

Postage: UK first class large letter £1.50p; Europe air mail small packet £2; Rest of the World air mail small packet £3.

 

Paypal is fine for all buyers where ever you may live in this big mad world and it’s the only method of payment I will accept for overseas buyers. UK buyers can still pay with a good old fashioned cheque if they want to (enquire for more details).

 

And of course I will gladly combine postage for multiple purchases but please wait for an invoice from me before making payment. I mean what reason do people give for not offering to combine postage on multiple purchases?

 

All records are well packed with care and obsessive attention and generally posted within a couple of days after payment received.

I try and grade all records as accurately as my eyes and ears will allow. But bear in mind I’m over 50 and if you think I’ve made a mistake get in touch straight away and a solution will be found.

 

Proof of postage is obtained for every item to aid tracking, recovery and compensation in the rare event of damage or loss whilst in the care of the Post Office. 

Please check my other records for sale if time and inclination permits.

Onwards,

Derek

 




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