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| Artist information: |
| Artist:
Davis Spencer Group |
| Instrument(s):
| | Country:
Great Britain | | Gender:
Group |
| Other info:
See also: Davis Spencer / Davis Spencer & Jameson Peter / Winwood Steve / Anglos / Traffic / Blind Faith / Baker Ginger Air Force / York Pete / Hardin & York / Hardin Eddie / Axis Point / Fleur de Lys / Shotgun Express / Beautiful World / Fenwick Ray / Syndicats / Tee Set / After Tea / Fancy / Forcefield / Olsson Nigel / Plastic Penny / Big Three / Warpipes |
| Record title:
Here We Go 'Round the Mulberry Bush (US) | | Price: (Euro)
20 |
| Main style:
Rock | | Substyle(s):
60'S Beat & Rhythm And Blues, Psychedelia |
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| Record information: | | |
| Record Company/
Label:
United Artists | | Catalogue
number:
UAS 5175 | Released
originally:
1967 | This copy:
(if not orig.)
1968 |
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| Cover made in:
U.S.A. | | Record made in:
U.S.A. | Media:
Album | Sub media:
LP |
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| Condition/
cover:
EX- | | Condition/
record(s):
EX- | | |
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| Additional information about: | | |
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| Label: | | Cover: |
| Black labels with silver print. Boxed brown and white United Artists logo on top with blue, brown, white and red circles above. | | Glossy single cover. Light dirt / water marks on each side (> mainly along the opening edge). A bit worn / creased corners. "D.J. - Not for Sale" text stamped (twice) on back. |
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| Record(s): | | Attachment: |
| A few hairlines and light surface / needle marks. Plays great with some occasional light surface noise. Matrix numbers: UAS 5175 A 1A / B 1A. | | Company inner sleeve. |
| Other information & picture: |
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| A legendary English beat / blues-rock / rhythm & blues group, formed in 1963 in Birmigham as The Rhythm & Blues Quartette by Spencer Davis with brothers Steve and Muff Winwood, completed with Pete York on drums. Original Motion Picture Soundtrack from 1968. A total of 12 tracks: 8 by The Spencer Davis Group, 3 by Traffic and 1 by Andy Ellison. 1st US stereo issue of United Artists SULP 1186 (England 1967).
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