TOOMORROW Soundtrack 1970 LP ACETATE Promo vinyl RCA Victor Olivia Newton John
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100
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132
£ 100
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Mar 21, 2021
Sold Date
Mar 14, 2021
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Great Britain
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Description
TOOMORROW SOUNDRACK without ONJ Vocals USA LP ACETATE
Super Scarce USA Double Sided LP metal based methyl cellulose lacquer acetate with handwritten custom 'RCA Victor' Reference Recording labels. Used in house for reference purposes & includes 6 tracks which appear on the 'Toomorrow Soundtrack' release along with two unknown tracks.
This reference disc features the Band 'Toomorrow' performing songs from the 1970 film soundtrack without any of the vocals from 'Olivia Newton John' so was maybe cut during rehearsals by the band for reference. These items by their very nature are rare with only handfuls produced , possibly only one in existence and a recording of tracks before 'ONJ added her vocals' with all the instruments & the male vocals included.
Includes 8 tracks -
1. Happiness Valley (no ONJ vocals) 2. Happiness Valley (Instrumental) 3. If you can't be Hurt (no ONJ vocals) 4. If you can't be Hurt (Instrumental) 5. Taking our own Sweet Time ( (no ONJ vocals) 6. Taking our own Sweet Time (Instrumental) 7. Unknown Track 8. Unknown Track (Instrumental of Track 7)
Track 7 is the same band 'Toomorrow' which is not featured on the Soundtrack or is a release I cannot find elsewhere (Possibly unreleased - although Toomorrow fans may know otherwise) .. This track is a balled with male vocals with the main repeat chorus line vocal "Go on Love , Lift Your Wings and Fly Away" ..... Track 8 is an instrumental of this track.
Disc is inside a 'Transco sleeve' (Not sure if this is the original sleeve, is spit on the ends and used)
Acetates are known to deteriorate with each play and this is sold as a unique historical artefact (over 50 years old)
not necessary for repeat play (all discs are visually graded)
GRADING: Very Good (disc / sleeve is split on edges and worn)
DESCRIPTION: Playing area has some light marks , scratches which will cause pops , clicks and maybe the odd skip. A Disc which is definitely playable and really can never be replaced due to being an original RCA Victor Reference Recording Acetate
Check out my other Acetates on ebay - purchased a large collection from the 60's to 90's (Combined Shipping available).
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