NOELEEN BATLEY Little Treasure From Japan Vinyl LP Pop Australia
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39
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25
A$ 39
Sold For
Oct 26, 2018
Sold Date
Oct 25, 2018
Start Date
A$ 30
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Australia
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CONDITION: Record has some background noise, sleeve is undamaged. A CD version with the noise removed is included
Mint Record is unplayed, in perfect condition and possibly sealed Near Mint Record is as new (perfect) but has been played Very Good++ Record has very minor blemish but no major marks and/or sleeve has minor blemish but no splits or tears Very Good+ Record has some light surface marks and/or sleeve has minor blemish Good Record has more light marks bu little surface noise and/or sleeve has split, tear or minor damage
I normally grade records by sight rather than by playing them.
Noeleen Batley (born 25 December 1944) was an Australian pop star in the 1960s. She was known as "Australia's Little Miss Sweetheart". Batley's first record "Starry Eyed" was released in February 1960, but was not a success. However her next record, released in October of the same year, reached the Top 5 in all Australian mainland capital cities. It was a recording of Barefoot Boy, a song written by the then 16-year-old Helene Grover. It remained in the charts for sixteen weeks. With its success, Batley became the first Australian female pop singer to have a national hit song, and began to appear on TV shows such as Youth Show, Bandstand and Six O'Clock Rock.
In 1961, Batley was voted Australia's Top Female Singer. Her mother became her manager and together they completed a two-week tour of New Zealand in 1964. She continued to record for Festival until 1969, when she went on a tour of Europe and England. She eventually settled in England, in 1970, and continued to perform there. Her last recording, Seabird, was released in 1972.
Tracklist
A1 Little Treasure From Japan (Kon Nichi Wa Akachan) A2 Forgive Me A3 Surfer Boy A4 Barefoot Boy A5 Don't Play No.9 A6 Steady Johnny A7 Soldier Won't You Marry Me B1 Cryin' Fool B2 Hi Lili Hi Lo B3 Ten Lonely Weekends B4 When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold B5 A Letter Full Of Tears B6 Starry Eyed B7 Tammyprice rating
