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Gene Vincent,lotta Lovin',(f3763),b/w Wear My Ring,american Pressing,7" on 2040-motos

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Gene Vincent, Lotta Lovin', b/w Wear My Ring, catalogue number (F3763) in a Company Sleeve which is in excellent condition with only slight usage wear as you would expect from normal play, acceptable to most collectors. Record: Has been played a fair number of times and has visible surface marks but no feelable scratches so should not have any jumps/skips or anything serious beyond some background sound in quieter parts. Any Other Details:American pressing

Our Ref: Sing(ALR)6770

 


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