THE PLEASURE GARDEN / YOUNG LONDON/PERMISSIVE PARADISE RARE FLEXI DISC THE IVEYS
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THE PLEASURE GARDEN / YOUNG LONDON/PERMISSIVE PARADISE RARE FLEXI DISC THE IVEYS
Artist: THE PLEASURE GARDEN
Title: YOUNG LONDON / PERMISSIVE PARADISE
Record Label YOUNGBLOOD
YEAR 1967
The record is in EXCELLENT condition. On playing the sound is Excellent sharp and clear. Plays with some background noise on quieter parts. Some light surface wear,
PICTURE SLEEVE HAS SOME AGE EDGE WEAR
2nd RECORD POSTAGE FREE.
This was a free promotional flexi disc put out to promote the Young London –Permissive Paradise book of late 60s swinging London featuring photos by Frank Habicht. Side A is fun listen –with old codgers giving their impromptu insight on youth culture with star appearances from Jonathan King and Emperor Rosko.
The B side is a really good fuzzy psych track and it has only recently become clear that The Pleasure Garden was in fact The Iveys moonlighting for the sake of a session fee. The song is not an undiscovered Pete Ham gem, but was written by Jeremy Cox and John Sidey
Records Are Graded Vinyl 1st, Cover 2nd.
MINT……The Record Itself Is In Brand New Condition With No Surface Marks Or Deterioration In Sound Quality. The Cover And Any Extra Items Such As The Lyric Sheet, Booklet Or Poster Are In Perfect Condition. Records Advertised As Sealed Or Unplayed Should Be Mint.
EXCELLENT……The Record Shows Some Signs Of Having Been Played, But There Is (if any) Very Little Lessening In Sound Quality. The Cover And Packaging Might Have Slightest Wear And/Or Creasing.
VERY GOOD ……The Record Has Obviously Been Played Many Times, But Displays No Major Deterioration In Sound Quality, Despite Noticeable Surface Marks And The Occasional Light Scratch. Normal Wear And Tear On The Cover Or Extra Items, Without Any Major Defects, Is Acceptable
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