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KENNY

THE CASUALS

"GARAGE KINGS"

STILL SEALED

IMPORTED W. GERMAN PRESSING

LINE RECORDS GMBH

LLP 5020 AS

1982

Thank you for viewing my sale for a Sealed & Unplayed New Old Store Stock (NOS) example of this live recording by Kenny & The Kasuals, a cult classic on Line Records, imported from West Germany in 1982 (more info regarding Kenny & The Casuals below) / vinyl is presumed MINT (M) since it was sealed by the importer JEM records back in the day; there is bumping to two corners of the cover, so I grade it VERY GOOD PLUS (VG+) since the rest of the cover is perfect / please supersize photo at very top of this webpage and examine all 3 pictures of representative item for condition

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PACKAGING: Industrial strength in corner protected LP mailer

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All vinyl properly stored in a PET-FREE / SMOKE-FREE environment

Kenny and the Kasuals are an American, Dallas-area garage band originally founded in 1962, whose earliest records are considered "among the most collectable LPs of the '60s". The band was formed at Bryan Adams High School in Dallas, Texas, by Kenny Daniel, and was managed by Mark Lee, who later opened Dallas' punk club, The Hot Klub. In 1967, their self-released single Journey To Tyme garnered some national radio airplay, including the Number One spot in both Buffalo and Pittsburgh, and the Top Ten on Dallas station KLIF.

Prior to recording Journey To Tyme, the band had released an album titled The IMPACT Sound of Kenny and the Kasuals Live At the Studio Club (although it was neither live nor recorded at the Studio Club). Only 500 copies of this album were pressed, and nearly half of those destroyed by Texas summer heat, but the remaining copies have become some of the most sought-after vinyl records of the 1960s. In 2010, a very-good condition copy sold for over $2,100 at auction.

The band broke up after management troubles led to a failure to sign with United Artist Records. However, in the late 1970s Daniel reformed Kenny and the Kasuals as a more punkoriented band. The Impact album had, in bootleg form, become a hot-seller in France, and the new band took advantage of this buzz to tour as openers for such acts as Patti Smith, Iggy Pop and The Boomtown Rats.