GARAGE/ PSYCH- TONY HARRIS- 45 RPM 10 INCH ACETATE- RICHARD DELVY- UNRELEASED

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100

Tony Harris on a 45 RPM ten inch acetate of the Richard Delvy Prod. Miraleste Music doing You Know What You Can Do / I Love the Words in VG++ condition. The record plays with excellent fidelity, shows full gloss, and a clean playing surface. Please listen to the streaming audio of both sides of this actual record by using the eCommerce auction player. Acetates are cut from the original master tapes, and provide the highest quality fidelity.

Tony Harris released one single with the Woodies on Delvy's Triumph label in 1965 (Triumph release #60). This newly discovered Delvy acetate was probably never released, and represents Harris' best work. Bids away on the only known copy of a west coast garage/ psych gem. The bridge on You Know What You Can Do reminds me of the Rolling Stones' bridge on their remake of Irma Thomas' classic, Time Is On My Side.

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Here is an explanation of the grading system.

M(10) PERFECT! Label, vinyl, sound, all perfect…

M-(9) Maybe a few smudges, some very fine sleeve marks, etc. All glossy vinyl. Label pretty. Sounds great!! (sleeve marks are those tiny scratches with no effect on sound)

Ex+(8) or Vg++(8) A few sleeve marks or a few fine scratches, label still nice. Good gloss. appears-- still sounds great!! UK: EX+

Vg+(7) Probably lots of sleeve marks, OR several fine scratches, OR one or two more serious scratches, OR scuffs. Some gloss. Label is still real nice! Possibly a bit of dirt on it, etc. Overall, a fine copy. No noticeable record noise. UK:EX

Vg(6) It has sleeve marks AND: numerous very fine scratches, or a few more serious scuffs. Still nice looking overall. May be noise in quiet passages, but still sounds good! Still some gloss. Label is beginning to show signs of wear, but not serious. UK: Ex-, Or VG++.

Vg-(5) LOTS of fine scratches and almost no gloss. OR a few serious scratches, OR scuffed. Label is possibly worn. Plays with noise which doesn’t overwhelm the music. Gloss is possible, if the scratches are bad enough.UK: VG+

G+(4) COMPLETELY covered with fine scratches, OR a mix of fine and serious scratches or other defects. Label may be pretty trashed, but is generally readable. Plays with hiss, crackle or distortion, but not awful. UK:VG

G-(3) A filler. LOTS of serious scratches, definitely some audible. Noise is more prominent than the music. Label is BARELY readable. BUT: it plays ok… UK: VG- Between G and F

F(2) Almost unacceptable. Plays through. Label seriously worn. UK: G

P(1) POOR Gots lotsa scratches, scratches, scratches etc. I will NEVER list one like this.