ELAINE DELMAR ELAINE SINGS WILDER NM LP Collector Item
  £   86
  $   114

 


£ 86 Sold For
Oct 2, 2010 Sold Date
Sep 25, 2010 Start Date
£   50 Start price
3   Number Of Bids
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Description

Elaine Sings Wilder –Vinyl NM, Cover VG (Columbia Records Cat no. SX 6044)

 

Please note mistake on initial listing THIS VINLY IS NEAR MINT, not one scratch blip or blemish to it!!!!!!!!

Vinyl only played 2 times and still clings to the company sleeve when removed, you know, that new Vinyl sensation, as close to perfect as can be!!!!

 

Elaine Delmar : Vocals

Moe Miller : Trumpet & French Horn

Tommy Whittle : Tenor Sax

Colin Beaton : Piano

Laurie Wise : Guitar

John Borthwick : Bass

Harvey Bruns : Drums

 

ELAINE DELMAR - Elaine Sings Wilder.  

 

A True Collectors item - original 1966 UK 12-track stereo vinyl LP featuring Elaine singing classic songs

written by Alec Wilder, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just some slight edge wear and has two 1.5cm

diameter circular sticker light shadows visible on top corners of cover.  The shadows can be seen on photo

but are minimal and fairly insignificant, the glue they used back then left a slight residue which oxidised

and left a light grey stain.  The cover is in VG condition all in all with a lovely sheen as can be seen on photo.

 

The vinyl is flawless and I have honestly only played twice since I bought it in Dobell's London back in 1966 -

a very nice copy indeed and the only one you can find one available on the global internet today!! A true one off!

 

I will happily answer your questions on this item.

 

This record has been Visually Checked and Played in entirety with New Shure White Label Needles.

 

PAYMENT METHOD PAYPAL ONLY PLEASE

 

Tracklisting

1. It's So Peaceful In The Country
2. The Wrong Blues
3. While We're Young
4. Is It Always Like This
5. Summer Is A-Comin' In
6. I'll Be Around
7. Who Can I Turn To?
8. You're Free
9. Winter Of My Discontent
10. That's The Way It Goes
11. The Lady Sings The Blues
12. The April Age

 


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