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The records display varying degrees of age-related wear, handling marks and surface scuffs consistent with use and storage. Labels generally remain clear and legible throughout. The EP picture sleeves show expected edge wear, corner rubbing, creasing and minor handling marks. No play testing has been undertaken and the records are sold as viewed.
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A substantial collection of original UK Manfred Mann releases comprising a selection of sought-after 1960s singles and extended play records, charting the group's development from their early rhythm and blues beginnings through to their most commercially successful period. Included within the lot are original UK HMV and Fontana issues featuring many of the band's best-known recordings, including Do Wah Diddy Diddy, Sha La La, Come Tomorrow, Oh No, Not My Baby, Semi-Detached Suburban Mr James and Ha! Ha! Said The Clown. Also present is the early HMV single Why Should We Not backed with Brother Jack (POP 1189), retaining desirable first-cut 1N/1N matrix details. The collection further includes a group of original UK EPs, including Cock-A-Hoop, Groovin' With Manfred Mann, Machines and The One In The Middle, all retaining their original picture sleeves. These releases capture the band during the height of the British beat boom and provide an appealing overview of one of the era's most successful and influential groups. A desirable collection offering both collector appeal and strong listening interest, featuring a good representation of original 1960s UK pressings.