Virgil Murray's Tomorrow's Yesterday I Still Care KOOL KAT Northern Soul R&B 45
  $   49

 


$ 49 Sold For
Jan 13, 2013 Sold Date
Jan 6, 2013 Start Date
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Virgil Murray's Tomorrow's Yesterday, Kool Kat Records #1004, 7" 45 RPM US release,  Northern Soul. R&B. Rhythm & Blues.  Sample.  Rhythm 'n' Blues.  titled : I Still Care, -c/w- Summer Dreamin', both sides written by L. Huff, V. Murray, E. McGuire. Produced by E. Kaplan, L. Huff, T. Wills. CONDITION :  The Single is in Near Mint or better Condition,  bright, shiny, clean,  no scratches.  The Label is in Near Mint or better Condition.
For best listening results upon purchase, it's best to play a Mono record in the Mono mode, and a Stereo recording in the Stereo mode. Don't forget to pop that Mono/Stereo button. Record playback quality will be influenced by type of turntable, cartridge and tracking force used.
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A note of interest about vintage record pressings in general. 
Many of the records offered are from 30 to 50 years old. They are are not digital downloads. 
Every single plays differently on each different turntable. Some records come with their own inherent pressing oddities, slight sounds, and to the modern ear, possible "slight flaws" - which are not really flaws, but part of the pressing process of older, real vinyl / wax / plastic records. 
Some turntables / tone arm weight bring out under the music groove sounds, others may not bring out under the music sounds, or may be heard to a lesser degree. 
In some instances, just plain age can cause some slight noises in a record. 
Some pressings of small labels from the 1950's and 1960's and some instances 70's pressings were made with not the greatest of ingredients,  and with these lower grade or inferior ingredients causing some under the music groove sound - this generally happened with small label pressings, yet the music is clear, loud, and present. Also, depending on the label, some of these smaller label pressings were pressed at cheapie pressing plants or at a big plant,  but on the sly late at night without the quality control of the normal commissioned pressing. 
There may be slight tape hissing audible, which can be part of the recording/pressing - as per example, on some early Motown records.
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SHIPPING:  The first 7" single is the normal one regular shipping fee. Thereafter, each 45 RPM Record is shipped in the same package for $1.00 each. 

THE HISTORY OF MUSIC AT THE TIME IT WAS BEING MADE  FROM THE TURNTABLES BLAST, SOUNDS THAT WILL LAST RARE RECORDS OF MUSIC HISTORY
FROM THE DAY TO MAKE YOUR DAY   Great for turntable or jukebox play, to expand the mind or the dance floor.
  




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