MINT VERY RARE 1ST STEREO SHIRELLES LP 1965 R&B SOUL

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136

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This is THE SHIRELLES Rarest USA album release which ocurred in 1965. Scepter Records issued the group's first album in actual STEREO. The "1961" 1st issue was only released in Mono. Scepter Records was hoping to gain the public's interest by the having the album issued in gorgeous Stereo.. But, by then, The Supremes were reigning "supreme" and this Scepter album sold very poorly.

Early record price guides did not even mention the Stereo release. No one knew they even existed! 

This is "Tonight's The Night" on Scepter S-501 in Stereo. Includes the original hits "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" and "Dedicated To The One I Love". Such sweet, sweet sound you have never heard.

Comes in the original shrink wrap with "Barker's Record's Price Tag attached to the shrink. There is a Stereo label attached to the cover. At the time, this album was selling for only 59 cents. Comes with the original Scepter inner sleeve.

Both the cover and the record are garded at MINT 9 with one corner ding on the cover and shimmering, glistening vinyl on the record. Beautiful white back and white borders. Can not be improved upon. A very rare album indeed!

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This is a picture of the other side of the Inner Sleeve. "Wand" albums were being marketed on one side of the sleeve while "Scepter" albums were being advertised on the other side of the inner sleeve.