 As long as it is for its day, at 4:27, this 45 has a slightly edited version of a 4:40 album track. Note: This beautiful copy comes in a vintage Uni Records factory sleeve. The labels and vinyl look Near Mint, with only very faint signs of wear/use. I'd like to grade the audio Near Mint, and in fact it is Near Mint from the time the chorus first enters to accompany Neil, but during the painfully quiet intro there is light surface noise, so I'm downgrading the entire track to a strong EX; the B side audio sounds Near Mint from the beginning, with the very light surface noise only occasionally audible. (This scan is a representative image from our archives, but this copy does not have a drillhole as shown.)
Condition Detail:Label: M- | Vinyl: M- | Audio: EX+Written by: N. Diamond (A&B)Produced by: Tommy Cogbill-Tom Catalano, Arranged by Lee HoldridgeChart info: #6p in November 1969Track time(s): A: 4:27 | B: 2:32Mix: MonoOther info: Contains an edited version of the LP track.
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