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Buy Billy Preston Fancy Lady - Vinyl 7 Record - Very-Good+ Quality (VG+) (verygoodplus) for R190.00

SHIPPING COST AND OPTIONS UNDER "SHIPPING & PAYMENT TAB" HERE ABOVE, NEXT TO "DESCRIPTION". TYPE AMOUNT IN MANUALLY IN SHIPPING COST BLOCK AT CHECKOUT. Record Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) / Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Record more (VG++) Record in a very-very good condition; some light/medium hairline/scratch/scuff marks, but these should not affect continuous playback. Sleeve in a very-very good condition; some corner/seam/spine/open-end wear, storage marks/ring-marks and some bend corner/crease lines. (View Photos) AMLS 64587 (1976)

Vinyl VG some surface scratches Cover G spit on spine and tape on lower seam, creasing

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 8 - 13 working days Features Contributors Billy Preston Format CD Release date 20020521

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days Generally regarded as the Beatles' last album, LET IT BE was actually recorded in 1969, before the recording and release of ABBEY ROAD. LET IT BE was greeted with mixed reviews when it came out in 1970, and is still a controversial disc in the band's catalogue-many fans reject it, while others defend it fiercely. Notable for its difference from anything else the Beatles recorded, LET IT BE has a raw, ragged, muscular sound that recalls the band's very earliest rock roots. The songs were mostly recorded live (save Phil Spector's overdubs on "The Long and Winding Road", "Across the Universe", and "I Me Mine"), and the result is a world away from the meticulous, high-sheen sophistication of the group's George Martin-produced releases. No one is likely to argue that LET IT BE is the band's best album, but it is a strong release nonetheless. From the easy-rolling folk feel of "Two of Us"to the interlocking vocals and screaming guitar of "I've Got a Feeling" to the epoch-making title cut (one of Paul McCartney's finest moments), the album bristles with good songwriting and gutsy energy. There are moments of filler-the rock & roll rehash "One After 909", for example-but at its best, as on John Lennon's meditative "Across the Universe" and the driving "Get Back" (which features Billy Preston on keysand is the record's high point), it shows the Beatles for what they always were: a top-notch, hard-working rock band. Features Summary Generally regarded as the Beatles' last album, LET IT BE was actually recorded in 1969, before the recording and release of ABBEY ROAD. LET IT BE was greeted with mixed reviews when it came out in 1970... Contributors Phil Spector, George Martin, The Beatles (Performer) Format CD Release date 20090909

Record -VG+ Cover - VG    Tracklist The Temptations Take Me Away 3:53 Fred Karlin And So It Begins (Instrumental) 3:15 Syreeta Turn Up The Music 4:45 Billy Preston I'll Make It With Your Love 4:20 Syreeta And So It Begins 3:59 Fred Karlin I'll Make It With Your Love (Instrumental) 2:40 The Temptations There's More Where That Came From 6:47 Jermaine Jackson Bass Odyssey 3:30   Collection is allowed in JHB area, please make contact with us once the order is placed. For any heavy (+2kg) or large items (+2 cubic meters) please ask us for shipping costs IF you have any questions please make us of the Q&A function, we are here to help

Record -VG+  Cover - VG   Tracklist   A1 Diana Ross & The Supremes* Love Child A2 Billy Preston & Syreeta With You I'm Born Again A3 Commodores Three Times A Lady A4 Charlene I've Never Been To Me A5 Diana Ross It's My Turn B1 Diana Ross Touch Me In The Morning B2 Smokey Robinson Being With You B3 Diana Ross & Lionel Richie Endless Love B4 El DeBarge With DeBarge All This Love