Here's a beautiful copy of this rare 1964 EP from the vaults of Vee Jay Records (who owned the rights to some of the Beatles pre-1964 catalog). It comes in a strong EX copy of the hard-cover picture sleeve, which has a small split seam in the center of the bottom as well as some transparent tape residue (hard to see) that someone put in the upper left hand corner. The EP includes the following four songs:
- Misery
- Taste Of Honey
- Ask Me Why, and
- Anna
The record itself has the bracket-style Vee-Jay logo on a black label with a rainbow band. The audio falls just shy of Near Mint due to some surface noise that intrudes occasionally, but is consistent with the EXish vinyl. The labels are Near Mint except for a stroke of color over the VJ label on one side.
