MARY WELLS My Guy (2009 UK/EU limited edition 2-track wide centred 7" vinyl single released as part of the 50th Motown Anniversary Series, also including 'My Smile [Is Just A Frown Turned Upside Down]' by CAROLYN CRAWFORD. Complete with its download code voucher The vinyl comes issued in the replica Tamla company die-cut sleeve which is number printed on the back as well as being sticker-sealed clear polythene bag!) more...
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MARY WELLS Never, Never Leave Me (Rare 1965 UK Stateside white with red block 'A' demo label 2-track 7" vinyl single, also including Why Don't You Let Yourself Go - one of her first post-Motown releases. Both labels have 'Demonstration Record NotFor Sale' text boldly printed in black on the left of the original 4-prong push-out centre which remains intact with the 'KT' tax code clearly visible on the A-side. From the vast personal archive of a former music reviewer and journalist, this beautiful copy has been carefully stored away for more than 30 years and is housed in the original company sleeve! SS415) more...
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MARY WELLS Servin' Up Some Soul (Wonderful 1968 UK 12-track stereo vinyl LP on Stateside, including the single, The Doctor, & the sweet funk of Two Lovers History, with nice & sultry front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl is clean & looks barely played. Tricky to find in such nice condition, you can't go wrong with this one! SSL10266) more...
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MARY WELLS Sings My Guy (Rare 1964 UK Stateside label 12-track mono LP co-produced by Smokey Robinson and William Stevenson, Wells' last studio album for Motown which includes her classic signature hit of the same name. The front laminated flipback picture sleeve is immaculate. The vinyl is incredibly clean with just one or two light hairlines on the first side not deep enough to affect play - a lovely copy! SL10095) more...
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MARY WELLS Sings My Guy (Rare 1964 UK Stateside label 12-track mono vinyl LP co-produced by Smokey Robinson and William Stevenson, housed in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve manufactured by Garrod & Lofthouse, complete with original inner. From the vast personal archive of a former music reviewer and journalist, this copy has a 'Factory Sample' sticker on the Side One label and has been carefully stored away for more than 30 years. The sleeve shows only a little faintshelfwear with uncreased laminate, clean edges, secure flipbacks and no discoloration on the reverse. The vinyl looks barely played, retaining an incredible 'just pressed' lustre with pristine labels - a superb copy of this Tamla Motown collectable! SL10095) more...
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MARY WELLS Sings My Guy (Original 1964 UK issue 12-track Stateside/EMI label MONO vinyl LP of the fourth studio album from 'The First Lady of Motown', featuring backing vocals provided by The Love Tones and The Andantes with instrumentation by The Funk Brothers, produced and partially written by Smokey Robinson. Includes her signature song 'My Guy' which became her biggest hit single and reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100 pop singles chart replacing Louis Armstrong's 'Hello Dolly'. Housed in a front laminated flipback pinched spine picture sleeve manufactured by Garrod & Lofthouse, the sleeve shows only a few minor signs of age with some light discolouration on the back; the vinyl is superb with only a few light surface marks from being taken in & out of the sleeve - overall a superb copy!) more...
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MARY WELLS The One Who Really Loves You (Original 1962 US 2-track 7" vinyl single on the Motown 'map' label with '2648 W. Grand Boulevard' address, also including I'm Gonna Stay. This copy has a small deletion drill hole, however despite being 45years old it remains in otherwise excellent condition, showing VERY little evidence of play! M-1024) more...
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MARY WELLS The Two Sides Of Mary Wells (1966 UK 12-track stereo LP on the plum & red Atlantic label, housed in a vibrant front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light storage wear, mainly to edges and the vinyl has a few minor paper scuffs/hairlines not affecting play) more...
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MARY WELLS Two Lovers (Rare 1963 UK 10-track vinyl LP on the black and yellow Oriole label, front laminated picture sleeve with flipbacks. For her second long player, aside from the title track and Operator, all the material was new and features somestellar harmonies courtesy of the Love-Tones and the Adantes, musical muscle was provided by the Joe Hunter Band [prototype Funk Bros.]. The sleeve shows some indentations to the front and a little corner wear and discoluration to the reverse,nothing excessive and the image on the front still retains a wonderful, bright sheen. The vinyl is superb with very little evidence of play - you need! PS40045) more...
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MARY WELLS Two Lovers (Sealed 1981 US issue of the 1963 10-track LP on Motown, with the picture sleeve replicating the original picture sleeve artwork with a deletion saw-cut. This collector's copy remains factory sealed & unopened, the vinyl is mint & unplayed M5-221V1) more...
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MARY WELLS Two Lovers (Rare 1963 UK 10-track vinyl LP on the black and yellow Oriole label, front laminated picture sleeve with flipbacks. For her second long player, aside from the title track and Operator, all the material was new and features some stellar harmonies courtesy of the Love-Tones and the Adantes, musical muscle was provided by the Joe Hunter Band [prototype Funk Bros.]. The sleeve shows some corner creasing to the front and discolouration/flipback wear to the reverse, and the image on the front still retains a wonderful, bright sheen. The vinyl is graded EX with very little evidence of play - you need! PS40045) more...
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MARY WELLS You Beat Me To The Punch (1983 UK 7" vinyl single, Smokey Robinson penned Motown sounds, includes Oh Little Boy What Did You Do To Me, plain die-cut sleeve ALES5) more...
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MARY WELLS You Lost The Sweetest Boy (Rare original 1963 UK Stateside label 2-track 7" vinyl single - a terrific Holland-Dozier-Holland dancer, also including What's Easy For Two Is So Hard For One. The 4-prong push-out centre is still intact with 'Sold In UK...' text and 'KT' tax code. The labels are clean with sharp silver print and the vinyl only shows faint scuffs and a couple of light, inaudible marks as evidence of play - a fine copy of one of the earliest 'Tamla-MotownProductions' to appear on this legendary label! SS242) more...
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MARY WELLS You Lost The Sweetest Boy (1963 US wide-centred 7" vinyl single, also including What's Easy For Two Is So Hard For One, plain die-cut paper sleeve. With deletion drill hole through the label, the vinyl has a few light scuffs/hairlines- a VG copy MOTOWN1048) more...
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