Cathy Jean and The Roomates – At The Hop PLAY GRADED original Valmor LP mc 387
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A1 Cathy Jean – I Only Want You 2:15
A2 Cathy Jean – Please Love Me Forever 2:46
A3 Cathy Jean – Turn Me Loose 2:33
A4 Cathy Jean – Make Me Smile Again 2:46
A5 Cathy Jean – Sugar Cake 2:03
A6 Cathy Jean – There Goes My Heart 2:42
B1 The Roomates – Gee 1:46
B2 The Roomates – One Summer Night 2:21
B3 The Roomates – Never Knew 2:02
B4 The Roomates – Glory Of Love 2:04
B5 The Roomates – Come Go With Me 2:15
B6 The Roomates – To The Aisle 2:16
Art Direction – Nick Lamicela Bass – Dick Romoff Bass Guitar – Everett Barksdale Drums – Buddy Saltzman Executive-Producer – Jody Cameron Band Leader, Guitar – Charles Macy Photography By – Mario Saponaro Piano – George Arlotta Recording Supervisor – Tim Geelan
STAMPED dead-wax matrix numbers:
(Side A): XTV68924-1B b/w
(Side B): XTV68924-2AA
THIS is THE ORIGINAL, AUTHENTIC,
FIRST U.S. Pressing.
It's NOT a REISSUE, NOT the "Oldies" version that
Valmor issued around the same time, NOT an IMPORT, and
NOT a COUNTERFEIT or reissue pressing.
This pressing is RARE and HARD TO FIND
in such excellent condition.
It's a rare album with
Cathy on Side A and the Roomates on the flip side.
THIS is an OPPORTUNITY to own this LP.
LABEL: VALMOR 789 a division of COUNTESS INTERNATIONAL on the BLACK deep groove label with SILVER printed text
and a multicolor RAINBOW V and YELLOW lettering.
We VPI Machine-cleaned the vinyl & play-graded
most of both sides:
There's light unobtrusive surface noise
between tha songs. On most of the Cathy Young side,
none of the noise is audible, except for a bit
on the very last song, as there's a finger felt scratch
across the entire THERE GOES MY HEART tune,
but it's not too obvious. Side B has more sections
of louder surface crackle, starting at the end of B2,
during B3 and B4, and most of B5 plays OK, but
with clicks at the very end,
which are audible until the very beginning
of the last song, TO THE AISLE.
The jacket is in "Fair" condition, due mainly to
ripping / missing front laminate where a previous owner
tried unsuccessfully to remove magic marker writing,
see the photos. Front lower left also has writing.
There's a fair amount of shelf wear on both side.
The spine and seams are intact (NO seam-splitting),
with a small nick on center of top edge.
Rear laminate is in better shape, liner notes are intact,
shelf-wear is visible on white-on-black square.
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