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Childrens Folk - JOHN SCHUMANN (Redgum) Goes Looby-Loo Vinyl 1989 (ISSUE!)

CBS Records

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This album has a small issue, please read the description below for details ...

 

Well known Australian "voice of the bush", supported on this album by

Louis McManus - Acoustic guitar, mandolin, banjo & fiddle

Tommy Emmanuel - Acoustic & Electric guitars

Gus Fenwick - Bass

Greg Henson - Drums & Percussion

The Australian Chinese Children's Choir - backing vocals

 

JOHN SCHUMANN - Goes Looby-Loo

CBS Records

 

Cat# 463255 1

1989

Australian release

Cover is in very good condition. meaning there are no seam splits, no tears and no personal writing with only light edgewear from normal handling. The inner printed lyric sleeve is included.

New plastic liner sleeve

The vinyl is in good condition, visually examined carefully under a bright White halogen light source and I can see NO scratches or marks on each side of the record. Just looking at the vinyl is not a great way to judge the condition so I then played the ENTIRE album, every track, and it is then that I struck a problem ...

While the complete album plays very nicely, unfortunately Side 1, track 1 (She'll Be Coming Around The Mountain) has a glitch right at the opening bars ... two mistracks in fact. I took a much closer look at the vinyl and there is the dreaded "careless handling of the tonearm" scratch right at the beginning. Once the two mistracks are done with, the rest of the track (and in fact the rest of the whole album) play very nicely. There are no issues with surface noise nor clicks/pops - a really fun "Australian flavoured" album for the kids.

New outer protective sleeve

TRACKS: She'll Be Coming Around The Mountain, I Had A Cat, The Alley-Alley-Oo, This Old Man, Do Your Ears Hang Low?, Little Rabbit In The Wood, I Hear Thunder, The Fox, Michael Finnigin, Mum Doesn't Like Us Playing The Drums Around Here, Working On The Railway, Mr. Frog, Dr. Knicker-Bocker, One Man Went To Mow A Meadow, Worms, Looby-Loo, Six Little Ducks, For The Children, Mr. Quangle-Wangle-Quee

USED Exactly as described