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 | Artist information: |
 | Artist:
Various Artists (Blues) |
 | Instrument(s):
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 | Record title:
Raw Blues (stereo) (later pressing) (UK) * |  | Price: (Euro)
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 | Main style:
Blues |  | Substyle(s):
White Blues, Black Blues |
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 | Record Company/
Label:
Ace Of Clubs |  | Catalogue
number:
SCL 1220 | Released
originally:
1967 | This copy:
(if not orig.)
197? |
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 | Cover made in:
Great Britain |  | Record made in:
Great Britain | Media:
Album | Sub media:
LP |
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 | Condition/
cover:
EX- |  | Condition/
record(s):
VG |  |  |
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 | Label: |  | Cover: |
 | Ungrooved white labels. Blue-green and black Ace of Clubs 'clubs' picture logo at the top. Small MADE IN ENGLAND THE DECCA RECORDS CO. LTD print (> in bold typeface) above the centre hole. ALL RIGHTS... rim print at the top. |  | Laminated (> front only) single cover. A few lamination bubbles (> spine) and light creases on front. Some writing (> pen marks > song titles) and light dirt marks on back. Light creases along the edges. Corner wear (> especially > top > left). 'Peeping' hole on back. |
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 | Quite a few hairlines and light surface / needle marks, still plays ok. Matrix numbers and stampers (stamped):ZAL-7561-1W BU 1 / ZAL-7562-2W M 2 B. No tax code. |  | Company (Decca) inner sleeve. |
 | Other information & picture: |
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 | Already rare compilation of great blues tracks by Otis Spann, John Mayall, Champion Jack Dupree, John Mayall & Steve Anglo (= Stevie Winwood), Curtis Jones, John Mayall & Eric Clapton and Peter Green & John Mayall, backed by e.g. Tony McPhee, Malcolm Pool, Keef Hartley, John McVie and Aynsley Dunbar. I guess about half of the tracks are taken from previously released material, including the mega rare Mayall & Clapton single "Lonely Years / Bernard Jenkins", released originally on Purdah in 1966. Later pressing from the early / mid 1970s, I should think...
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