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Princetons
You’re My Love / Gone
Philips: 40379 (45s)
Delivered by a six man Michigan gathering, and both sides written and produced by them mysterious Bill Neal. This vibrant group previously released under the name the Princeton Five, their Michigan reputation enhanced by their snarling lead vocalist Vince DeMaggio, who also co-wrote the a-side.
Starting life as “Johnny and The Cardigans” morphing into the Princeton 5 releasing three 45’s on their own D.I.Y. label “Princeton” in 1964 they added another member, revamped their name and got a break with a national label. Not much of a break though as this Philips 45, is rarer than all those local Princeton label releases. This 45 sold virtually nothing, consigned to the cut-out bins without even breaking surface. After 1966 we known nothing about their eventual demise.
Rare Garage indeed..
Condition Report
Two clean labels, tiny bb drill (see images). Vinyl retains full gloss, some light marks on the a-side Ex condition. Flipside “Gone” is a grade cleaner at Ex+.<br /> Nice copy of a very elusive disc, housed in company sleeve
Nice copy of a very elusive disc, housed in company sleeve
Eddy Grant
Nobody’s Got Time / Nobody’s Got Time part 2
Torpedo: TOR 53 (45s)
ORIGINAL First press the rare 1975 UK.
The 2nd 45 in Eddy Grant's solo career, so much rare than his first 45 for Torpedo.
Demand from it's rarity, recently triggered a 2017 reissue, which has black text and black background logo. As opposed to the "plum" coloured logo and text of the original first press (see images)
To acquire a copy of this elusive 43 year old, at this level of perfection is a challenge. A record that seldom surfaces, and almost never in this impeccable condition..and with the reissue label looking rather sickly by comparison here's a rare chance of owning the original real deal.
Do not pass by..
Condition Report
Two perfect solid center labels, beautifully clean vinyl that reveals only the merest sleeve contact storage blemish. As you can hear it plays perfect.
Jah Lloyd & Douglas Boothe
Channel One / Channel Two
Jaguar: JAG102 (45s)
Condition Report
Two sparkling clean “as new” labels, 4 prong die-cut center fully in place. Still housed in it’s wavy-top birth sleeve. Of course, displaying full gloss vinyl, only revealing the merest sleeve contact surface blemishes under direct light. Plays as you can hear, plays flawless.<br /> <br /> You will not locate a finer copy.
You will not locate a finer copy.