TIM HARRISON-TRAIN GOING EAST RARE PRIVATE LABEL LP
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Description
A Very Rare Privately-Released Debut Album By Well-Known Canadian Singer/Songwriter. Tim Harrison Is A Link Between Gordon Lightfoot And Stan Rogers On The One Hand And David Francey And Aengus Finnan On The Other…In Fact,Tim Harrison' S First Of Seven Albums “Train Going East” Was Produced By Stan Rogers And Engineered By A Young And Gifted Daniel Lanois (Who Also Accompanies On Electric Guitar). Tim Harrison Falls Firmly Within The Tradition Of The Folk Troubadour/Balladeer, As A Gifted Songwriter, Singer (He Has A Rich And Expressive Voice) And Musician (He's An Accomplished Guitarist). Guests Include Kim Deschamps(Cowboy Junkies).
LABEL: 2ND AVE SONGS 1001
LP RECORD IS IN: NM, VINYL LOOKS ALMOST LIKE NEW! (SEE BELOW FOR KEY)
JACKET IS IN: VG+, CLOSE TO NM, VERY SLIGHT RUBBING
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Our Record Ratings
Factory Sealed- Means just that, still in original sealed wrap
Near Mint-Very few, if any Imperfections
Very Good + records in this grade will have light sleeve marks,a very few light scratches ,minimal surface noise
Very Good records in this grade were well loved and well played but not abused. Will have more obvious marks, scratches. possibly light surface noise on the quiet tracks.
Very Good- records in this grade will have many marks, scratches, Will likely have background noise.
Good these records will definitely show wear and tear. Plays well enough for "toe tapping or sing along" quality with out skips. background noise will be evident.I will not sell anything I would not play on my own record player.
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