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1. A Traitor In Our Midst! Comes from 'NETHERLANDS' vinyl LP
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COUNTRY GAZETTE A Traitor In Our Midst! (1980 Dutch issue of the 1972 12-track vinyl LP featuring the band formed as a spin-off from the first edition of the Flying Burrito Brothers, gatefold picture sleeve with band comic strip printed inside. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains near 'as new' with few signs of play) more...
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2. Don't Give Up Your Day Job Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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COUNTRY GAZETTE Don't Give Up Your Day Job (Stunning 1972 UK 12-track vinyl LP, featuring the band formed as a spin-off from the first edition of the Flying Burrito Brothers, Includes great takes on Stephen Stills The Fallen Eagle, Graham Nash's Teach Your Children Well and Elton John's Honky Cat as well as fantastic originals too, textured picture sleeve with track list and band member info on the reverse. The sleeve shows just a little light wear - some creasing to the corners, whi more...
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3. Don't Give Up Your Day Job - Shrink Comes from 'USA' vinyl LP
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COUNTRY GAZETTE Don't Give Up Your Day Job (Stunning 1973 US 12-track vinyl LP, featuring the band formed as a spin-off from the first edition of the Flying Burrito Brothers, Includes great takes on Stephen Stills The Fallen Eagle, Graham Nash's Teach Your Children Well and Elton John's Honky Cat as well as fantastic originals too, textured picture sleeve with track list and band member info on the reverse. The sleeve (still in stickered opened shrink!) shows minimal wear, whilst the more...
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4. A Traitor In Our Midst Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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COUNTRY GAZETTE A Traitor In Our Midst (1972 UK 12-track vinyl LP, featuring the band formed as a spin-off from the first edition of the Flying Burrito Brothers, fantastic front laminated gatefold picture sleeve with a superb band comic stripprinted inside. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear with a bit of edge scuffing, whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play with just the odd cosmetic surface scuff and hairline visible UAG29404) more...
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