CLUTCH A SHOGUN NAMED MARCUS PROMO ONE OFF VERY RARE

	£		30
	$		39

CLUTCH/FOR LOVE NOT LISA - PROMO

ATCO

SAM 1242

Vinyl 12” Single 45 RPM Promo

UK, 1993

Notes

Double Sided promo with Clutch on one side and For Love Not Lisa the other.

I have not come across a Clutch Promo before, a single or LP are rare enough.

Two tracks here A Shogun Named Marcus and Bacchanal.

I think these two tracks have never been released on vinyl (please tell me if I am wrong) except on this promo.

Low starting price to get people interested no reserve.

My suggestion would not be to watch and

wait hoping for a bargain because you are one among many.

Bid you know you want to!

You will not get the chance to own this rare piece of Vinyl again!

Cover

Very Good

Black Glossy card with a little creasing

Vinyl

Excellent

A few marks under a strong light

Labels clean and tidy a few spindle marks

Track Listing

For Love Not Lisa

A1 Soft Hand

A2 Traces

Clutch

B1 A Shogun Named Marcus

B2 Bacchanal

Postage & Packaging

12” Singles and Albums

(Double LP’s count as 2x12”)

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7” Singles

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UK – Royal Mail 2nd Class Recorded - £2.20

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Europe – Airmail Small Packet - £2.50

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USA – Airmail Small Packet - £5.50

( + £0.75 per extra 7” up to a maximum of 4 per pack)

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Mint (M)

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There should be no evidence of wear and tear, and the vinyl should show no signs of having being repeatedly played.

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The label may be slightly discolored and some ring wear may be visible.

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