THE DE KROO BROTHERS Scarlet Vinyl LP Pop Festival File Series
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Festival L 19005 Mono 1988 Australia
CONDITION: Near mint
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.
Leo and Doug De Kroo (real name Doug Brewer who changed his surname to De Kroo so they could take the stage name, as well as travel overseas, under the name of The De Kroo Bros) were originally from Perth but based themselves in Sydney from 1960. In March 1960, Columbia released their debut single ''On The Job Too Long'' and then much to their surprise, Columbia released their second ''Loveland'' six days later. With little airplay both records flopped. In March 1961, Columbia issued their third and final single, ''Cave In'' but once again it failed to make an impression on the charts. When Columbia didn't take up the option on their contract they moved to Festival Records. In October they played on the support bill for the Cliff Richard and the Shadows Show tour of Australia and New Zealand. In September 1963 they finally scored their first Top 10 hit with their fourth Festival single ''(And Her Name Was) Scarlet''. Festival released three more singles over the next year or so without much success.
TRACKS:
A1 (And Her Name Is) Scarlet 2:27 A2 Tears Of Pity 2:05 A3 Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes 2:12 A4 All Right, Be That Way 1:50 A5 It Never Came True 2:20 A6 All For The Love Of You 2:12 A7 Love Is A Meaningless Word 2:11 A8 He's Old Enough To Know Better 1:44 A9 Peggy Sue 2:56 A10 Bird Dog 2:03 B1 Road To Gundagai 2:01 B2 Foggy Mountain Top 2:16 B3 Silver Threads And Golden Needles 2:13 B4 Movin' Out 2:04 B5 Beautiful Brown Eyes 2:05 B6 Oh Susie Darlin' 2:24 B7 Buena Suerte 2:10 B8 I Run In Circles 1:56 B9 Above And Beyond 2:01 B10 How Can I Meet Her? 2:36
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