22-Lot Psych 45’s with Picture Sleeves Stones, Yardbirds, Blue Cheer, 5 PROMOS
  $   68

 


$ 68 Sold For
Mar 25, 2024 Sold Date
Mar 18, 2024 Start Date
21   Number Of Bids
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22-Lot Psych 45’s with Picture Sleeves! Stones, Yardbirds, Blue Cheer, 5 PROMOS

I can’t test-play vinyl at the minute, so with that said…



1. 1968 Spanky and Our Gang PROMO Sunday Mornin’ MONO/STEREO

Sleeve: VG. Small tears at the top, radio station sticker on the back. NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: NM/ NM. 45 Looks Unplayed.

Labels: NM/ NM.



2. 1965 The Robin Hoods Wait for the Dawn/ Love You So (SCARCE GARAGE BAND)

Sleeve: VG+. Light wrinkling to top of sleeve, NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: EX. An occasional, sparse light line here and there. 95% new shine.

Labels: NM/NM.



3. 1968 Blue Cheer Summertime Blues/ Out of Focus

Sleeve: VG+. Light wrinkling to top of sleeve, NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: NM/EX. One or two light things on side 2.

Labels: NM/NM.



4. 1968 The Lemon Pipers Rice is Nice/ Blueberry Blue

Sleeve: EX. Almost new-looking! (Don’t confuse the flying rice in the photo for sleeve wear.) NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: EX/VG+. Light lines only. 90% original shine.

Labels: NM/NM.



5. 1967 The Rolling Stones Ruby Tuesday/ Let’s Spend the Night Together

Sleeve: VG. Would be VG+, except for a ½-inch bottom seam split and staple holes at the top.

Vinyl: Solid VG. Better than what you would expect the average copy to look like with normal use.

Labels: VG+/VG+. Some dirtwear is about all.



6. 1965 The Yardbirds Heart Full of Soul/ Steeled Blues

Sleeve: VG+. NICE sleeve! Just a bit of wrinkling at the top. Full color, NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: NM/NM. Beautiful store-stock, unplayed condition!

Labels: NM/NM.



7. 1967 The Turtles RARE PROMO You Know What I Mean/ Rugs of Woods and Flowers

Sleeve: VG+. Initials written lightly on one side. NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: EX/ EX. Extremely light lines only. 99% original shine. A beauty!

Labels: NM/NM. Labels read “Promotional Copy. Not For Sale.”



8. 1965 The Lovin’ Spoonful Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind/ Didn’t Want to Have to Do It

Sleeve: NM. Beautiful store-stock sleeve looks just like it did in the record bin in 1965. NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: VG+. Far scarcer styrene pressing.

Labels: NM/ NM.



9. 1966 The Lovin’ Spoonful Daydream/Night Owl Blues

Sleeve: VG. Straight-up. NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: NM/ NM. Beautiful store-stock record looks just like it did in the record bin in 1966.

Labels: NM/ NM. NICE 45!



10. 1971 The Moody Blues The Story in Your Eyes/ Melancholy Man

Sleeve: VG+. Would be Excellent, except for a small, light stain on the front. Price sticker on the back. NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: VG/ EX. Side 1 has jukebox swishes in the vinyl. Side 2 looks hardly played. (For my money, “Melancholy Man” is a FAR better song anyway!)

Labels: EX/ EX. A little yellowed from the decades is all.



11. 1969 Donovan Atlantis/ To Susan on the West Coast Waiting

Sleeve: Poor. While there are NO SPLITS, this sleeve is written on and colored in.

Vinyl: EX/ VG+.

Labels: VG. Both written on.



12. 1967 Mellow Yellow/Sunny South Kensington

Sleeve: VG+. “267” written in ballpoint on one side. NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: VG. Lots of light scratches.

Labels: VG. Red ballpoint “#3” on both sides, name on one side.



13. 1970 Creedence Clearwater Revival Travelin’ Band/ Who’ll Stop the Rain

Sleeve: VG+. NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: VG+. One or two light scuffs, nothing feelable.

Labels: EX/ VG. 45 was pressed with the same label on both sides. Previous owner erased one and wrote the title in. Dumb-ass. Just seeing if you’re reading all this stuff…



14. 1970 Creedence Clearwater Revival Up Around the Bend/ Run Through the Jungle

Sleeve: VG. Some dirtwear, NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: NM/ NM. NICE 45!

Labels: NM/ EX. Side 2 label has a dot of missing slick.



15. 1970 The Beatles Let It Be/ You Know My Name

Sleeve: Poor.

Vinyl: VG. Soft scuffs on both sides, nothing feelable.

Labels: VG+/VG+.



16. 1966 The Monkees I’m a Believer/ (I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone

Sleeve: G. NO SPLITS, but the sleeve is worn.

Vinyl: NM/ VG+. Two small scuffs on side 2.

Labels: NM/ NM.



17. 1970 Yellow Label PROMO War with Eric Burdon Spill the Wine/ Magic Mountain

Sleeve: VG+. Tear on side 1, price sticker on side 2.

Vinyl: VG+/ VG.

Labels: NM/ NM.



18. 1969 Murray Head Superstar/ John 19:49 (from the soundtrack, “Jesus Christ Superstar”)

Sleeve: VG+. NO SPLITS

Vinyl: NM/ NM.

Labels: NM/ NM.



19. 1968 The Archies Yellow Label PROMO Bang-Shang-a-Lang/ Truck Driver

Sleeve: VG+. Original price sticker on one side, NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: EX/ VG+.

Labels: EX/ EX.



20. 1966 The Beach Boys Sloop John B./ You’re So Good to Me

Sleeve: VG. Moderate ringwear, NO SPLITS.

Vinyl: VG+/ VG+.

Labels: EX/EX.



21. 1970 Obscure PsychToe Fat Just Like Me/ Bad Side of the Moon

Sleeve: VG+. Drill hole through sleeve.

Vinyl: NM/ NM.

Labels: EX/EX. Drill hole through labels.



22. 1966 Ian Whitcomb WHITE LABEL PROMO Poor Little Bird/ Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go

Sleeve: VG. Radio station sticker on the back.

Vinyl: NM/ NM.

Labels: NM/ NM.





As these records have been in storage for many years, they will play back with crackling and tics, however; a good moisturizing and cleaning with either D4 Discwasher or a VPI machine always clears them up. Thanks!)



Note: All 45’s ship outside of their sleeves in order not to damage the sleeve during shipment. Generic plain, white sleeves and Mylar provided.

Please don’t bid unless you’re willing to honor your amount, okay? Thanks!

(Please note: Regarding play-testing, my Technics turntable has somehow seized. The tone arm is stuck in the up position, and I can’t get it to fully return to its cradle. Is there anyone out there, who can tell me if this is an easy fix? Thanks!)



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