JACKIE EDWARDS:PUT YOUR TEARS AWAY.1969 UK ORIGINAL LP.
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OVER THE NEXT FEW WEEKS I WILL BE LISTING A LOAD OF VINTAGE 'COLLECTABLE' LP'S, WHICH ARE "WELL USED" ~ (NOT IN THE BEST OF CONDITION) BUT MAY SUFFICE,'TIL AN AFFORDABLE BETTER ONE COMES ALONG...
HENCE THE LOW START PRICE.
ALSO STRICTLY NO RETURNS ON THIS ITEM. IF YOU WANT A MINT ONE DO NOT BID ON THIS.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE!! ~ THEY WILL NOT SUDDENLY TRANSFORM INTO MINT COPIES OR ANYTHING OTHER THAN THE DESCRIPTION STATED!!
POSTAGE : PLEASE NOTE / VERY IMPORTANT.
Due to new regulations from the U.K. Postal Service on compensation for senders all orders over £20 in value have to be sent via the "Signed For" system. This includes U.K. & International orders. If you are successful please wait for an invoice. There are no exceptions to this rule. If you do not like this please do not bid.
GRADING.
SLEEVE:
VG++ ~ 'Minimal' wear & tear: (light creases & ring wear, minor scuffs, but Generally OK!)
VG+ ~ will have obvious creases & ring wear, scuffs, some edge wear, Anything more, e.g. stickers, writing, splits etc. will be stated!
VG ~ will be VERY obviously in a well used state with grubby marks, heavy creases & ring wear, split seams, edge wear etc., in short...a bit tatty!
RECORD:
VG++ ~ light surface marks, scuffs, but NO serious visible flaws!
VG+ ~ marks, visible scratches, scuffs, spindle marks, but NO major flaws!
VG ~ will be well played, lots of heavy marks, scuffs, spindle wear, will definitely have surface noise! in short...a bit 'rough'
Wilfred Gerald "Jackie" Edwards (1938 – 15 August 1992) was a Jamaican musician and songwriter, whose career took in ska, R&B, soul, rocksteady, reggae, and ballads. Edwards was born in Jamaica in 1938 where he grew up as one of fifteen siblings. Strongly influenced by Nat King Cole, he began performing at the age of 14. He and came to the attention of Chris Blackwell in 1959. Edwards had four number one singles in Jamaica between 1960 and 1961, all self-written ballads with latin-influenced music. When Blackwell set up Island Records in London in 1962, Edwards travelled with him. Edwards worked as a singer and songwriter for Island, recording as a solo artist and also duets with Millie Small, as well as performing duties such as delivering records. He wrote both "Keep On Running" and "Somebody Help Me", that became number one singles in the United Kingdom for The Spencer Davis Group. He continued to work as a recording artist himself, with regular album releases through to the mid-1980s. Much of his later work was produced by Bunny Lee, and he also worked with The Aggrovators. Dionne Bromfield covered his song "Oh Henry" on her album Introducing Dionne Bromfield in 2009. He died in August 1992 of a heart attack.
1969 U.K. STEREO VINYL LP IN FRONT LAMINATED SLEEVE ON ISLAND RECORDS.
CONDITION:
SLEEVE: VG++. Excellent condition apart from a little light creasing & light wear around the spines.
RECORD: VG++. Only the minimal expected audible & visual blemishes of a very well looked after record of this age. This is in decent shape & plays great.
SEE PHOTOGRAPH.
TRACK LISTING:
A1 Put Your Tears Away Written-By – B. Scott* A2 Come Back Girl Written-By – Edwards* A3 I Feel So Bad Written-By – Edwards* A4 Girl You'll Be A Woman Soon Written-By – Diamond* A5 Hush Written-By – Edwards* A6 Come On Home Written-By – Edwards* B1 Somebody Help Me Written-By – Edwards* B2 Keep On Running Written-By – Edwards* B3 The Same One Written-By – Benton*, Otis* B4 I Don't Know Written-By – Edwards* B5 Tell Me What It's All About Written-By – Edwards* B6 L.O.V.E. Written-By – Edwards*ISLAND RECORDS. IWPS 4. 1969.
ANY QUESTIONS. PLEASE ASK.
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