Garage Punk Unknowns Vol. 5 60's KBD CRYPT PSYCH rare ONE PLAY

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Up for auction is an LP by titled"Garage Punk Unknowns Vol. 5" (Stone Age Records). This copy is anoriginal pressing and is in NM condition, only being played once to record tocassette. Sleeve is a beauty, no seam splits (seephotos), probably NM condition. Song listing:

TheIndividuals - I Really Do       

TheLevis - Hear What I Say        

S.J.& The Crossroads - The Darkest Hour  

GaylanLadd - Her Lovin' Way     

TheSheppards - When Johnny Comes Marching Home 

TheKing-Beezz - Found & Lost   

TheKing-Beezz - Can't Explain   

TheHuns - Destination Lonely    

TheVy-Dels - What I'm Gonna Do

TheLittle Boy Blues - You Don't Love Me    

TheMunks - Long Time Waiting  

TheMontanas - That's When Happiness Begins   

Nobody'sChildren - Junco Partner      

TheMissing Links - Where Were You Last Night  

ShadowsFive - Gathers No Moss

TheHuman Beings - An Inside Look    

TheBreakers - She's Bound To Put You Down     

BossTweeds - Little Bad News

Please ask me any questions you might have about this item. Willbe posting some more rare items in the next few weeks so stay tuned!

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