I have the following top drawer funky soul rarity up for trade:-
Young Mods - Who You Gonna Run To Where You Gonna Hide / I Cant Hurt You Back - Everblack
Condition: -
The bad news is that the record has a very tight edge crack of approximately 10mm long, but the good news is that it does not affect play whatsoever and isn’t that noticeable to the eye.
I would conservatively grade the vinyl surface as a VG to VG+. There are quite a lot of very light surface marks, but nothing deep, or heavy and the vinyl does retain a good amount of gloss to it.
Both labels are clean and are free from any tears and writing etc.
As I mentioned at the start, the playback is really good without any pops, ticks, or clicks and just some normal background noise to it as is the case found with other copies.
Other than the tight edge crack I would say that this is definitely one of the better copies that you’ll likely find of this 45, which I had purchased from a reliable source about a year ago.
I am only offering this up as I managed to procure another copy in very similar condition, but without the crack.
Below are some 45’s that I’d consider trading up with:-
Richard Marks - Never Satisfied
Bobby Williams - All The Time
Klicky Robinson - When I Wanna See You
Tony Middleton - Tombstones For Three
Wendel Western - Nag On Me
Vontels - Ta Hula Hoop
The Deadbeats - No Second Chance
B Hill J Young - It's Got Soul
Rance Allen Singers - Lets Get Together
Milton Parker – Women Make It Harder
Barrett Brothers - Have You Heard Of It
Feel free to pm me if you’re interested, or have any further questions.
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I have the following top drawer funky soul rarity up for trade:-
Young Mods - Who You Gonna Run To Where You Gonna Hide / I Cant Hurt You Back - Everblack
Condition: -
The bad news is that the record has a very tight edge crack of approximately 10mm long, but the good news is that it does not affect play whatsoever and isn’t that noticeable to the eye.
I would conservatively grade the vinyl surface as a VG to VG+. There are quite a lot of very light surface marks, but nothing deep, or heavy and the vinyl does retain a good amount of gloss to it.
Both labels are clean and are free from any tears and writing etc.
As I mentioned at the start, the playback is really good without any pops, ticks, or clicks and just some normal background noise to it as is the case found with other copies.
Other than the tight edge crack I would say that this is definitely one of the better copies that you’ll likely find of this 45, which I had purchased from a reliable source about a year ago.
I am only offering this up as I managed to procure another copy in very similar condition, but without the crack.
Below are some 45’s that I’d consider trading up with:-
Richard Marks - Never Satisfied
Bobby Williams - All The Time
Klicky Robinson - When I Wanna See You
Tony Middleton - Tombstones For Three
Wendel Western - Nag On Me
Vontels - Ta Hula Hoop
The Deadbeats - No Second Chance
B Hill J Young - It's Got Soul
Rance Allen Singers - Lets Get Together
Milton Parker – Women Make It Harder
Barrett Brothers - Have You Heard Of It
Feel free to pm me if you’re interested, or have any further questions.