GALAHADS- BEECHWOOD 45 #5000- I'VE GOT TO FIND A WAY- RARE NORTHERN SOUL- LISTEN

$

999

Powered by eCommercePlayer.com     The Galahads on a 45 RPM on the Beechwood Records label entitled I've Got to Find a Way / Once I Had a Love. The 45 RPM plays with excellent fidelity, shows full gloss with a mostly clean playing surface (a few light scuffs). Please see the photos and listen to the sound file. The record grades approximately VG+ to Ex. The sound file and photos will help you. 
This is a rare northern soul 45 from the Stafford era. The few copies of this scarce Beechwood single that have surfaced on Ebay show the white label variation. This is the first one that shows the stock multi-colored label (that appears on their other release on this label). Bids away on a northern soul gem that almost never turns up on the multi color stock label. 
Please listen to the streaming audio from this actual record by using the ecommerce auction player. 
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                                             First class international mail service can not track the item after it leaves the United States.

International customers who want insurance and/or tracking must use either registered or global express mail service. (These services are not available with first class postal international mail service.) Registered mail takes a week longer, due to security handling. International registered mail services for one record costs $19.00. Global Express Mail costs approximately $40.00. If the amount is less, I will refund you the difference. After winning a record, please notify me, if you desire these services. I can send you an amended Ebay invoice, with the desired shipping services.

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So far, all my shipments have arrived safely. The customer has the option to select insurance for absolute security.

There is a complete audio stream of at least one side of each record on the listing page. Occasionally the audio stream "times out" overseas, limiting the sound, to a brief "clip". If this happens, please email or message me, and I will try to make a correction. Here is my grading system:

NM- = record appears mostly new and uplayed

VG++ = record looks great, may be a few light paper scuffs, plays like new.

VG+ = fairly nice copy, may be a few light marks, occasional tick or pop, but mostly clean sound.

VG = wear, scuffing, light scratches, ticks and pops, but a very playable copy.

VG- many scuffs or groove wear, plays with some noise, but still listenable.

G+ = a playable copy but very very worn, plays with lots of noise

G through G- = wall hanger

Here is a post from soul source, explaining a possible reason for scarcity and different spelling for Gallahads. Lee writes " Very nice item indeed,my theory is that they pressed a few issue/stock copies and withdrew it due to the spelling of the group name being incorrect? on the white demo it spells THE GALLAHADS on this copy it spells THE GALAHADS food for thought lee. Also to add the Gallahads (this group in question we’re a black soul group) the galahads were a white rock&roll group so they probably had to withdraw the 45 for that reason, which will make it a very rare item!"