This 7" EP by Guy Mitchell on Philips features some of his most popular tracks from the 1950s pop rock scene. The black vinyl record is in excellent (EX) grading, and comes in its original cardboard sleeve with an excellent (EX) grading as well. The UK issue release from 1958 has a catalogue number of BBE 12215, and plays at 45 RPM.
The record label, Philips, is well-known for their TV series releases, and this EP is no exception. With features like the original cover and a sleeve grading of excellent (EX), it's a great addition to any vinyl collection. The record is in English language and is part of the rock genre, making it a must-have for fans of the era.
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