PURPLE HEARTS Jimmy / Beat ORIG1980 NZ Only Stunn lbl

$ 24

$ 24 Sold For

Nov 6, 2009 Sold Date

Oct 30, 2009 Start Date

$ 15 Start price

2 Number Of Bids

New Zealand Country Of Seller

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Description

The PURPLE HEARTS - Original 1980 New Zealand Vinyl 7" pressing; released Only in NZ!! on the Stunn Records label.

Manufactured/Distributed by CBS Records (NZ) Ltd.

Cat. # BFA 005

Side One: "Jimmy" (Manton/Stebbing)

Side Two: "Beat That!" (Shadbolt/Manton/Stebbing)

Condition Guaranteed: EX+ to Near-Mint!! Plays As New.

Note the Radio-Station file-# written on the BA-Side label - B-Side is clean.

No Pic-Sleeve - Issued in a white paper sleeve.

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