DAVY (DAVEY) GRAHAM FOLK,BLUES & BEYOND 1964 LP N/MINT

	£		133
	$		176

PLEASE READ.   PLEASE NOTE I LIST MY VINYL AS IT IS. I DON'T USE THE WORD MINT UNLESS IT IS SEALED OR I KNOW 100% THAT IT HAS NOT BEEN PLAYED. I ALSO LIST WITH + & - I.E. IF THE RECORD HAS BEEN PLAYED BUT I CAN'T SEE ANY MARKS I WILL LIST AS EX+. RECORDS LISTED AS EX WILL HAVE VERY VERY LIGHT MARKS THE NORMAL MARKS YOU FIND WITH USE.  IF 1st PRESSINGS ARE LISTED WHICH I HAVE A LOT OF THEY WILL BE 1st PRESSING. I DON'T LIST ANYTHING WITH BAD SCRATCHES IF THERE IS ANY DAMAGE IT WILL BE LISTED IN THE DESCRIPTION.   PACKING. ALL RECORDS ARE WRAPPED WITH BUBBLE WRAP AND PLACED BETWEEN 2 STIFFENERS PUT INTO A STRONG CARD ENVELOPE THEN 2 STIFFENERS ARE USED ON THE OUTSIDE FINISHED WITH STRONG PACKING TAPE ROUND THE EDGES THIS IS INCLUDED IN THE P&P PRICE THAT IS FREE FOR THE U.K. SO TAKE THIS INTO ACCOUNT WHEN MAKING AN OFFER.   I HOPE THIS HELPS YOU WITH YOUR BUYING.   ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK. TRACK LISTING BELOW.   THIS IS THE ORIGINAL 1964  VERY RARE 1st PRESSING VINYL ALBUM   DAVY (DAVEY) GRAHAM - FOLK,BLUES & BEYOND   THIS IS THE BEST CONDITIONED ONE I HAVE SEEN FOR SALE ON EBAY FOR YEARS.   I HAVE PUT THIS ON AN AUCTION AS A LOT OF FOLK ALBUMS ARE NOW FETCHING WAY OVER THE BOOK PRICE.   IF YOU WANT ANY MORE INFO OR PIC'S PLEASE MESSAGE ME THROUGH EBAY.   ON DECCA LABEL (LK 4649) MONO   RED LABLE BOXED DECCA LOGO.     THE RECORD IS IN NEAR MINT CONDITION. I DON'T LIST AS MINT BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN PLAYED.   THE RECORD IS NICE AND SHINNY IT HAS BEEN PLAYED AT LEAST ONCE BUT HAS NO VISIBLE MARKS.   THE SLEEVE IS LAMINATED ON THE FRONT AND JUST HAS ONE SMALL CREASE MARK TO THE LEFT OF THE DECCA LOGO (SEE PHOTO) THE REAR IS NOT LAMINATED AND IS VERY CLEAN JUST VERY SLIGHT MARKS AND HAS A PRICE STICKER TO RIGHT CORNER (DOBELLS £4.99p) BARGAIN!!   THE SPINE IS NEAR MINT FULLY VISIBLE.   LABEL'S ARE MINT WITH NOT MARKS.     RECORD - N/MINT   SLEEVE - N/MINT   FREE P&P FOR THE U.K. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS ONLY INSURED UPTO £39.   PLEASE NOTE THE POSTAGE PRICE'S LISTED ARE FOR FULLY INSURED UPTO £500 AND SIGNED FOR.     TRACK LISTING   Side One   1. LEAVIN' BLUES 2. COCAINE
3. SALLY FREE AND EASY 4. BLACK IS THE COLOUR OF MY TRUE LOVE'S HAIR 5. ROCK ME BABY 6. SEVEN GYPSIES 7. BALLAD OF THE SAD YOUNG MEN 8. play-out piece: MOANIN'   Side Two   1. SKILLET (GOOD 'N GREASY) 2. AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS WHAT I DO 3. guitar solo MAAJUN (A TASTE OF TANGIER 4. I CAN'T KEEP FROM CRYING SOMETIMES 5. DON'T THINK TWICE,IT'S ALL RIGHT 6.MY BABE 7. GOIN' DOWN SLOW 8. play-out piece: BETTER GIT IN YOUR SOUL  

PLEASE NOTE

I HAVE BEEN INFORMED BY A FELLOW EBAYER THAT THIS MAY BE

A 1969 PRESSING AS IT HAS THE BOXED DECCA LOGO AS STATED IN THE LISTING.

THIS COULD MAKE IT A MORE RARE LP AS THERE IS NOTHING IN RECORD COLLECTOR OR ON THE WEB

ABOUT A REPRESSING.

I DID CHECKED BEFORE LISTING THIS LP AND COULD NOT FIND ANY

INFORMATION ABOUT OTHER PRESSINGS.

I LISTED IT AS ORIGINAL 1964 1st PRESSING AS WHEN I BOUGHT THIS A MANY YEARS AGO

IT WAS BOUGHT AS THAT.

IF YOU HAVE BID AND WANT TO RETRACT IT PLEASE FEEL FREE TO

AS I LIST MY ITEMS WITH ALL THE INFO YOU NEED AND ALL PHOTO'S OF THE COVER FRONT & REAR

INNER SLEEVE AND LABEL.

I HAVE SINCE DONE SOME MORE RESEARCH ON THE NET AND CAN NOT FIND ANYTHING ABOUT

A REPRESSING IT ONLY LISTS THE 1964 AND THE CD ISSUES.

I HAVE ADDED SOME MORE PHOTO'S INCLUDING A CLOSE UP

OF THE LABEL AS I HAVE HAD A LOT OF INTEREST AND DEBATE ABOUT

THIS ALBUM AS THE LABEL AND YEAR (1964) DON'T MATCH UP BUT HAVING DONE MORE SEARCHES

ON THE NET AND THROUGH BOOKS I HAVE,NOWHERE IS THERE A REPRESSING OR REISSUE OF THE ALBUM.

ONE EBAYER HAS SAID IT IS 1969 BUT THIS LABEL WAS NOT USED IN 1969.

THE ONLY LABEL THAT I CAN FIND THAT IS CLOSE TO THIS ONE IS A BOXED DECCA

USED BETWEEN EARLY 1970 AND OCTOBER 1970 (PHOTO INCLUDED) BUT THERE ARE A NUMBER OF DIFFERENCES

WITH THIS THE DATE IS AT THE BOTTOM MINE IS ON THE SIDE THERE IS NO MONO LISTED AND

NO ALBUM TITLE.

ONE EBAYER HAS SAID THIS COULD BE WHAT HE CALLS A MICRO PRESSING

(VERY SMALL NUMBER REPRESSING)

THE OTHER INTERESTING THING IS THE PRICE LABEL ON THE REAR FROM DOBELLS

THIS WAS A JAZZ RECORD SHOP IN LONDON AND HAVING CHECK THE NET I FOUND THAT

BOB DYLAN PLAYED A SET IN THERE STUDIO BELOW THE SHOP COULD DAVEY HAVE

DONE THE SAME AND THIS WAS REPRESSED TO SELL AT THE GIG

(VERY INTERESTING THIS IS WHY WE LOVE COLLECTING VINYL)