The Wheels MONSTER U.K. RNB, BEAT 45 M-
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THE WHEELS - Gloria / Don´t You Know (U.K. - Columbia DB 7682) ´65, Blackpool, Ireland M-(=perfect condition -as new!!) with M- labelsleeve
MONSTER TIME!! KILLER 1ST of 3 45´s by this deadly bunch from Blackpool, Ireland in perfect collectors condition!! For those who don´t know, this is the best and most punk version of "Gloria" ever made. It is better than THEM´s original-version and it makes the the Shadows Of Knights version sound very tame in comparision. The excellent, moody, brooding flipside was writen by the god-like Tommy Scott (of I Can Only Give You Everything -fame), who also has co-produced both sides of this single!! Impossible to find in better condition - this thing looks like brandnew!! A must for any serious eurobeat collectors. ULTRARARE, especially in this condition!! Bid to win!! For infos, or questions send a mail to featheredapplerecords@balcab.ch
The track Gloria by The Wheels appears on the following compilations:
Belfast Beat Maritime Blues CD
Electric Sugarcube Flashbacks #1 LP
Electric Sugarcube Flashbacks #3 LP
Maximum R'n'B CD
Nowhere Men LP
The track Don't You Know by The Wheels appears on the following compilations:
Belfast Beat Maritime Blues CD
English Freakbeat #2 CD
English Freakbeat #2 LP
Postage: U.S.A./Australia/Japan/New Zealand: for 1 - 2 45´s: airmail = $6:00 U.S., surface mail = $4:00 U.S. For registered mail, add $5:00 extra
Europe: for 1 - 2 45´s: airmail = $5:00 U.S., surface mail = $4:00 U.S. For registered mail, add $5:00 extra GRADINGS:
record/cover
ABBREVIATIONS:
M (=mint =new, =perfect condition)
M- (=as new! virtually unplayed - close to perfect condition)
VG++ (=TOP condition for old records!!)
VG+ (=Very good plus =some slight wear, but still a GREAT copy!!)
VG (=Very good =some more wear, but still very good)
VG- (=some more wear and scratches, the record was used a lot, but most of them do still play great)
G+ (=very used, but usually a very rare record if listed on my auctions)
