Rod Stewart Never A Dull Moment 1995 sealed audiophile
  $   37

 


$ 37 Sold For
May 28, 2010 Sold Date
May 21, 2010 Start Date
8   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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This auction is for the limited sealed audiophile, limited edition number 546, Rod Stewart album titled "Never A Dull Moment" pressed in stereo and released by DCC Compact Classics Records (LPZ-2010) in the USA in 1995 featuring 9 good sized tracks including I'd Rather Go Blind, You Wear It Well, and Mama You Have Been On My. This is a sealed 180+ pure virgin vinyl analogue pressing. The sealed gatefold sleeve record jacket is mint. The record jacket has no cuts, holes, splits, dings, rings, tears, bends, dents, creases, water stains or water damage of any kind, tape or tape marks, writing of any kind. Mr. Stewart was once rock & roll's best interpretive singer as well as an accomplished songwriter, creating a raw combination of folk, rock, blues, and country that sounded like no other folk-rock or country-rock material. Instead of finding the folk in rock, he found how folk rocked like hell on its own. After Stewart became successful, he remained a superb singer, even as he abandoned his own artistic path in favor of following pop trends. After being in several musical groups, Stewart joined Jeff Beck at the end of 1966. With Beck, Stewart began his climb to stardom. He and the former Yardbird guitarist pioneered the heavy blues-rock team of a virtuoso guitarist and a dynamic, sexy lead vocalist that became the standard blueprint for heavy metal. Then came Small Faces then Faces. During this time, Stewart had signed a solo contract, releasing his first album, An Old Raincoat Won't Let You Down (retitled The Rod Stewart Album for its USA release), at the end of 1969; the record failed to chart in the U.K., yet it made it to number 109 on the U.S. charts. On the album, Stewart's folk roots meshed with his R&B and rock influences, creating a distinctive, stripped-down acoustic-based rock & roll that signaled he was a creative force in his own right. And on from there.........Seller charges actual USPS postage + 2 dollars for packing materials/handling per single shipment - a single shipment can contain combined auctions wins.  Seller goes to post office after auction is over to get actual postage amount - USPS first class international airmail (amount depends on package weight and destination location) or USA priority mail (amount depends on package weight and destination location) or USA media mail (amount varies by weight but eBay has limited this amount to 4 USA dollars per auction win), and an insurance amount if requested by auction winner.  Paypal is the acceptable form of payment. The handling time is usually 3 business days but could be as much as 5 business days due to my regular employment. There is no specific return policy. Returns are accommodated depending upon the reason, like maybe I really blew the description, but not just because you decide you do not like the music. Thanks, Ali

 


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