Hot Rocket Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo 1972 7” Australian Sharpie
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Description
Hot Rocket
Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo
Hard to find 1972 7”
b/w Bottle of Red Wine
Dave Gibbons (vocals/producer), Dave Webster (guitar/vocals), John Taylor (bass/vocals), Bill Chilvers (guitar) & Warren Bell (drums).
VG+
Members also played in Sparkle , Little Heroes , The 69ers ,and The Beatnix
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Goldmine Magazine Record Grading Standard
Mint Perfect, flawless. Legitimate sellers seldom use this grade. When a record is truly Mint, it deserves (and receives) a large premium over other grades.
M- or NRMT (Mint Minus or Near Mint) – Usually the highest grade. Records from the 1950s & 60s in this condition are truly rare.
VG++ (Very Good Plus Plus) – Beautiful collectible condition. Only the slightest of wear, certainly no deep scratches.
VG+ (Very Good Plus) - Great condition. Well cared for.
VG (Very Good) – Still good condition, but more wear than VG+.
VG- (Very Good Minus) - Generally not collectible condition, unless it’s a super rare record. Most dealers avoid records in this shape or below.
G (Good) – Lots of wear, but still playable. The most confusing grade! Good really does not mean good. It is actually quite poor condition.
F
Goldmine Magazine Record Grading Standard
Mint Perfect, flawless. Legitimate sellers seldom use this grade. When a record is truly Mint, it deserves (and receives) a large premium over other grades.
M- or NRMT (Mint Minus or Near Mint) – Usually the highest grade. Records from the 1950s & 60s in this condition are truly rare.
VG++ (Very Good Plus Plus) – Beautiful collectible condition. Only the slightest of wear, certainly no deep scratches.
VG+ (Very Good Plus) - Great condition. Well cared for.
VG (Very Good) – Still good condition, but more wear than VG+.
VG- (Very Good Minus) - Generally not collectible condition, unless it’s a super rare record. Most dealers avoid records in this shape or below.
G (Good) – Lots of wear, but still playable. The most confusing grade! Good really does not mean good. It is actually quite poor condition.
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