JOE SIMON LP THE BEST 0F1970 SOUND STAGE SEVEN SSS-15009 1ST PRESS PITMAN

Description: VG/VG+ FIRST PITMAN PRESSING IN SHRINK (cover/vinyl) MONUMENT RECORD CORP Rights Society: BMIMatrix / Runout (Label A): I6B-836Matrix / Runout (Label B): I6B-837Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A [Etched]): I6B-836 B 3 P O SS7-15009-AMatrix / Runout (Runout Side B [Etched]): XSX-145901-1A T SSS-15009-2 P Sound Stage 7 Subsidiary label of MONUMENT started in 1963 by FRED FOSTER and later connected to JOHN RICHBOURG and his assistant ALLEN ORANGE. It was mostly used for the release of Soul/R&B singles, and only released a small amount of LPs. Joe Simon (born 2 September 1943, Simmesport, Louisiana, USA) is an American soul and R&B singer, record producer, songwriter. Simon's professional career began when he moved to Oakland, California and released, "My Adorable One" in 1962, which was a minor hit. In 1964, Joe met JOHN RICHBOURG, a Nashville-based disc jockey who began guiding the singer's musical path, initially on the SOUND STAGE 7 label. "Let's Do It Over" (1965), Simon's first R&B hit, emphasized Richbourg's preference for a blend of gentle soul and country, and the singer's smooth delivery found its niche on such poignant songs as "Teenager's Prayer", "Nine Pound Steel" (both 1967) and "The Chokin' Kind", a US R&B number 1 in 1969. will combine shipping if paid at same timecontact for invoice before paying for multiple itemsno combined shipments held longer than one week some items may require insurance and signature upon delivery this is recommended if you are not available when mail is deliveredthis may result in increased shipping costs in some cases discount is for media rate within the US only one dollar per lp after the initial shipping charged on first auctiondiscounts apply to only one shipment at a time some auctions will not qualify for combined shippingthey will be marked as such

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Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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