UK EP - THE PHAROAHS on DECCA (Near Perfect)
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**** Listed below is one of many Ultra Rarities to come, please be sure to view my other sale items to find that much wanted item *****
Here is one of the best Uk items you would ever wish to find, In nearly new condition this rarity has come directly from a reviewer and has only been played once or twice at most. The Pharoahs (Pharaohs) where a USA vocal / doo wop group based in Germany entertaining the troops, boosting morale and reminding them of the musical legacy that awaited them back in the States.
Paul Brown from Portland, Oregon; Manchester Brooks from Patterson, New Jersey; Reginald Smith from Detroit, Michigan; John James from Baltimore, Maryland and Frank Jones from Wilmington, North Carolina. These boys aged between twenty-one and twenty-three.
You will never see a comparable copy of this amazing RARITY, this is genuinely the rarest UK EP and was not pressed anywhere else in the world. This Decca original DFE 6522 is a must have item and is one for the serious Doo-Wop / Vocal Group all over the world
I have seen a lesser copy of this record sell a few years ago for in excess of £2,000
A Great example in Stunning NEAR MINT condition, a superb addition to any collection
Artist = The Pharoahs
Label = Decca
Issue Number = DFE 6522
Title = The Pharoahs
1. The White Cliffs of Dover
2. Broken heart, crying eyes
3. Parting
4. Shirley
Year of release = 1958
Condition of Vinyl = Near Mint (great copy, lightest visible marks - plays with minimal background noise)
Condition of Cover = Near Mint
This is a top want and one of the best you will find for sale at the moment
Don't miss out !!!
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