Shakin' Stevens - This Ole House (7", Single, Blu) (Near Mint (NM or M-))

Media Condition:  Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
Country:    UK  
Released:  1981-02-20
Genre:       Rock, Pop
Style:         Rock & Roll

Comments:
clean labels, original sleeve has wear to edges but intact
 

Notes:

A label variant. This edition with the blue injection labels has Rock Masters Productions credit on side B and the artist's name on one line on side B. Similar editions with the blue injection labels: - [r=23444141: Rock Masters Productions credit on side A and the artist's name on one line on side A - [r=3508379: Rock Masters Productions credit and the artist's name on one line on both sides - [r=12134151: S. Colman production credit and the artist's name on two lines on both sides On rear cover: © 1981 CBS Records On labels: Shakin Stevens ℗ 1981 CBS Records Original sound recording made by CBS Records Side A: Leeds Music Ltd. Side B: Shaky Music Ltd.

 

A. This Ole House 2:58
B. Let Me Show You How 2:53

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Label Code LC 0199
Price Code CB 111
Rights Society MCPS/BIEM
Matrix / Runout EPC 9555 A
Matrix / Runout EPC 9555 B
Matrix / Runout EPC-S-9555-A-1 RAYS D
Matrix / Runout EPC-S-C̶B̶S̶-̶S̶ 9555 B-3 RAYS C

 

Phonographic Copyright (p) CBS Records
Copyright (c) CBS Records
Published By Leeds Music Ltd.
Published By Shaky Music Ltd.
Pressed By CBS Pressing Plant, Aston Clinton

 

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We Grade Records Using the Goldmine System (But Slightly Simplified)

When We Grade Records Most Grading is Done Visually, If the Record is Worth Over £10.00 it will be Test Played, Due to the Sheer Amount of Products we List A Day it would be humanly Impossible to Test Play everything.

We Grade items Using the Below Guide:-

 

Mint 

Item Is New, Vinyl Brand New, Never Played, Sleeve Usually Stil in Seal Wrap

 

Near Mint

The record Will be Like New, Possibly Unplayed, As will be used it will have been handled by a previous owner, The Sleeve will be in Almost Perfect Condition, there may be some indication that the sleeve was Handled such as a slight mark on sleeve corners

 

Very Good Plus (VG+)

The Record Will Be In Excellent Condition, There Will be a Few Very Fine Marks on the Vinyl, Around 2 - 5 Would be Acceptable, and The Sleeve Will Show Light Wear to Corners Only

 

Very Good (VG)

The Record Will Show Signs That it has been used, Quite a few Fine Marks on Media, Around 5 - 10 Would Be Acceptable, Surface noise is common at the Very Beginning of Playback, and Surface Noise Will Possibly be present only at the Quietest parts of Playback, Sleeve Will Have Either Have Heavy Wear to Corners or Wear to edges.

 

Good Plus (G+)

The Record Will Have Noticeable Scratches, Possible Deep scratches, on playback, all or Part of the Media Playback will have Surface Noise Present (for Example One Scratch Can Cause load noise but the rest of the record plays fine) Record won't Skip, and Sleeve Will Have Heavy Wear Overall Record Where Split is Going to Happen, Or Sleeve Has Rip in Sleeve But not all the way Across

 

Good (G)

Vinyl Will Play But will Have Skipping in parts, Sleeve Will Have a Large Rip(S) Resulting in Sleeve being Unable to Contain the Record Unsupported

 

Fair (F)

A Very Rare Occasion We Would Sell A Fair Record, Record Will Be Split or not fully intact, Sleeve Will be Partially Missing or Torn in more than one place

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