Wooden Horse self-titled UK 1972 YORK LP RARE
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Description
Wooden Horse self-titled UK 1972 YORK LP
Very rare (almost as rare as rocking horse s**t) English Folk record which is difficult to find in any condition. Good songs performed by accomplished musicians and well recorded and pressed by Decca the parent of York Records.David Mateer : Vocals, Accoustic Guitar
Stephen Marwood : Lead Accoustic Guitar
Malcolm Harrison : Vocals, Accoustic Guitar
Neil Brockbank : Bass
Susan Traynor : Vocals
Tracks:Crazy Thoughts, Wake Me In The Morning, Trees, Northern Beaches, This Is A Song, Broken Bottles, Eastbound Train, Gentle Mind, Come Around, Feel, Letter, Loving Man.
Rec 1972
UK First Pressing in Fair/Good condition; Side 1 plays with almost constant background crackle noticeable in the quieter passages and Side 2 also has background crackle and has repetitive clicks for most of track 1 Eastbound Train and clicks at the start of track 2 Gentle Mind, these clicks are caused by a stylus skate mark that covers most of side 2 but has little affect on the other tracks (just a few clicks). Otherwise plays very well with clean and bright sound. Jacket in Very Good condition; light wear and light creasing at corners. Labels in nice clean condition.
Postage for Box Sets, Double LPs and multiple wins is charged by actual weight at auction end. Box Sets usually weigh the equivalent of one extra LP. Please await an invoice before paying.
Buyer pays postage charges as follows:
POSTAGE
CHARGES
ECONOMY
UK
AIR MAIL
EUROPE
AIR MAIL
Zone 1
AIR MAIL
Zone 2
1 LP
4.00
5.00
7.70
8.00
2 LP
4.50
7.00
11.40
11.80
3 LP
5.50
8.20
13.80
14.40
4 LP
6.50
10.00
17.00
18.00
5 LP
7.20
11.20
20.00
21.00
6 LP
7.20
13.00
22.40
23.40
7 LP
7.20
14.20
27.20
28.00
Zone 1: USA, Canada, Central and South America, Middle and Far East
Zone 2: Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and some remote places
Insurance: Whilst loss or breakage is uncommon, they do occur. For UK buyers packages are automatically insured up to £46. This is not so for international buyers. Although I reserve the right to charge an additional amount for tracking and insurance if I consider that it is a risk to send by standard post, I suggest that you enquire about registered / insured services as standard post is used at the sole risk of the buyer.
I do not use flimsy envelope type record mailers but very sturdy LP boxes with stiffeners and remove the record and inner sleeve from the outer sleeve to avoid outer sleeve splits.
Thanks for looking and good luck!
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