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R3899 LIVINGSTONE / LET IT RING Released in ('76). Japanese Victor domestic single. (Collins-magnet / VIP-2506). Price: ¥600. 45 r.p.m. B-side) My Girl Don't Do That MY GIRL DON'T DO THAT Overall, there is no major damage, but the jacket has sun discoloration and stains due to aging. BGM for your room! From the liner notes: "A disco version of the Bay City Rollers? This kind of fun, pop disco sound is exactly the type we've been waiting for." This is completely different from the four-member group that was active in London in the mid-90s. It's a mystery. It's a work by Dave Convoy / Tony Sales! In fact, nothing comes up under the Livingstone name. In the same year, a short-lived group called "Madison" of four members released a single with the same coupling from the British Magnet label. The sound is exactly the same (the playing time is also the same). The producer seems to be the mastermind, Peter Collins (later handled Rush, Alice Cooper, Bon Jovi, etc.) was in charge. And, surprisingly, the arrangement of the song was handled by Graham Preskett, who is famous for working with big names like Tom Jones and Deep Purple! As you can see from the photo, there is even an illustration of dance steps, but it's a bit tough. A straight British bubblegum pop number with strings! I don't know what kind of needs led to the highest price of ¥4400!!! ☆The condition is good, but it is a used item, so please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous. I repeat, please refrain from purchasing if you do not understand used items. 4439//72bjjfas h2w1 m- #moapop
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