HEAR RARE 1965 NORTHWEST GARAGE ROCK LP -WAILERS WAILERS EVERYWHERE“ ETIQUETTE

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Mar 20, 2017 Sold Date

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Thanks for checking out my vinyl 7” 45 rpm records for sale. After years of collecting I have learned that the many grading systems can cause disagreements. Therefore, I will describe each item as fully and honestly as I possibly can and provide a photo of the actual item for sale. Record grading is very subjective no matter what kind of scale you use so my judgement may not be the same as you. I try to grade on the conservative side just to be safe and so far have sold hundreds of records to satisfied customers. If there are any issues, please send me a message through Ebay and we will work out a solution to our mutual satisfaction. All vinyl has been machine cleaned and play-graded on my classic PIONEER turntable when noted. I will also assign grades, when appropriate, per the following reference. All items are sold as described and pictured. ><> I live VERY rural in the mountains and mail twice a week.

RECORD GRADING

Factory Sealed Never opened or played - Rare and $$$

Mint / Unplayed / Brand New Opened, unplayed and vinyl shine

NM / M- Small Sign of play if any

EX / VG++ Excellent. Some Marks Not Audible

VG Scratches, Marks and Audible Wear
POOR Heavy background noise due to scratches and overall wear * These are only for sale due to the rarity of the record

This Vinyl IS THE RARE 1965 GARAGE ROCK LP – WAILERS WAILERS EVERYWHERE“ STEREO ETIQUETTE LPST-1023. SEE TRACK LIST BELOW.

Formed late 50's, active till late 60's . Considered one of the hottest rock bands to emerge from the Pacific Northwest. In 1959, when they were still in high school, they were signed to Golden Crest, their song "Tall Cool One" peaked the national charts at #36, and they appeared on such television shows as the Alan Freed Show and Dick Clark (2)'s American Bandstand.
At the time, John Greek (2) was considered the leader of the Wailers, having founded the band in 1957 with a few other kids whose parents were stationed at the McCord Air Force base in Tacoma, Washington. One year later in 1960, some tension grew to an ugly head within the band, and John Greek (2) left the Wailers. Taking his place was Buck Ormsby, a bassist who originally played with Little Bill And The Bluenotes. Together with Kent Morrill, these two Wailers created Etiquette Records (2) as a means to release their own material. Their very first record was a 45 single of "Louis Louie" by Rockin' Robin Roberts, another member of the Wailers that was initially a member of Little Bill And The Bluenotes. This particular single, which came out in 1961, was considered the archetypal recording that inspired the Kingsmen, Paul Revere & The Raiders and hundreds, if not thousands of other rock bands from the Pacific Northwest to perform the iconic song.

COVER AS PICTURED. VINYL SOLD AS PICTURED AND BY AUDIO. LISTEN TO CLIPS FROM BOTH SIDES HERE:

Shipping is $3.49 in mainland USA via Media Mail. I will ship multiple LPs in a single package up to 3 at their calculated postal rate. If you want expedited shipping, let me know and we can calculate cost. Shipping anywhere else in the world is the best rate available. Vinyl valued over $100 will require insurance paid by buyer.