MFSB-TSOP-The Sound Of Philadelphia/Something For Nothing Used 45 NEAR MINT (NM)

Description: This MFSB (Mother-Father-Sister-Brother) single on Philadelphia International Records is a must-have for fans of 1970s disco funk and classic R&B. The record, titled "TSOP (The Sound Of Philadelphia)" and the B-side "Something For Nothing," features a 45 RPM speed and is in near mint condition (NM or M-). The paper sleeve case type and vinyl material add to the overall value of this first edition release from 1973. The sleeve grading is very good (VG) and the record size is 7". With a release year of 1973, this record is a great find for collectors of pop, R&B & soul music. MFSB - TSOP (The Sound Of Philadelphia) / Something For NothingThis record is the original version and is in Very Excellent (EX) condition. Buy with confidence knowing that this record has no nicks or defects and will make a great addition to any vinyl collection . . . and it will provide that great sound clarity and dynamic range of a 45 RPM record. This 45 is packaged with great care and protection to make sure you receive your record in perfect condition. And, don't worry, we provide a 30 day return policy on all purchases. Save shipping costs on this record when combined with an order of any other records on our list. Just click "combined shipping" in your cart when checking out. Also, if you order 2 or more records from our listing you will receive an additional discount on each record. A 7/8" X 2 7/8" Jukebox Title Strip on 60# card stock comes with each record.

Price: 6.95 USD

Location: Palm Desert, California

End Time: 2024-11-25T22:15:06.000Z

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