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The Marauders That's What I Want UK 7" vinyl
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The Marauders That's What I Want UK 7" vinylTHE MARAUDERS That's What I Want (Mod Beat 1963 UK 7" vinyl single with four prong centre Superb Sixties RnB written by John Carter & Ken Lewis. The B side, 'Hey Wha' D'ya Say' is from the pen of Geoff Stephens & then Decca musical director Mike Leander. With bands this good already on the label, you can begin to understand why Decca did not feel the need to sign the Beatles! Issued in the Decca company die cut paper sleeve, the vinyl is Excellent
52 (1934 - 1936)
Guy Parker
Lovesick - Flood Mix
com Ref No - 0U9LPEV736567
picture sleeve REC134M)
Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) - 5053200313215
B4 Fugue In G Minor
The sleeve shows shelfwear with scuffing to the edges and a touch of ringwear/creasing whilst the vinyl is Excellent with only light signs of play
and Haylie Ecker
A4 The Wonderful Widow Of Eighteen Springs
com Reference Number - 1PWCDFL751324
also includes Nature_1
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