NewsDavy Jones / Rainbows
500-only limited edition • Red vinyl single
UK-based label 7A Records, who specialise in Monkees-releated releases, will next month issue Rainbows, a new Davy Jones seven-inch single.
The 45 features two country-flavoured tracks (Rainbows and You Don’t Have To Be A Country Boy To Sing A Country Song) and will be pressed on red vinyl.
The label have been working with the Estate of Davy Jones and this will be their second single release, after a rare performance of Daydream Believer (from his 1981 tour of Japan) was issued on yellow vinyl in February.
Rainbows will be released on 8 June 2018.
1. Rainbows
2. You Don’t Have To Be A Country Boy To Sing A Country Song
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I think 7a records is run by broadcaster/DJ Iain Lee
Indeed it is. Iain has retweeted a few SDE posts…
Daydream Believer up to £18.50 on Amazon UK A bit much
Surely the only thing super deluxe about this item is the price?
To be fair it’s ressonably pricey to have vinyl pressed, even a 7”. Much more than CDs. Which cost around £1 each to have manufactured by a reputable company, INCLUDING standard booklet / artwork…
Exactly, I think they may have trouble selling as many as 500 of these.
label is run by monkees superfan tv’s Ian Lee
Indeed. He retweeted my post last night.
Jesu,s I fall for all sorts of sh-it these days and it makes me happy but between spending twenty to thirty U.S. dollars for this or Zeppelin’s RSD pretty little yellow vinyl single…I think not. I mean there have been box sets and or quite expansive compilations for that much money. I guess it’s all part of the CIA’s experimental project to see how far they can and we will go, huh? :) Next.
He looks like a younger Alan Partridge on that single cover.
“The Monkees? They’re only the band The Beatles could have been.”
:-)
How is it possible that Amazon DE can sell something at just over £4, yet it costs over £10 here from the same retailer?
That price is some Amazon Marketplace seller from the USA. In reality once, you’ve factored in shipping, charges etc. it wouldn’t really be that great a deal.
Yes, you need to pay particular attention to Amazon Marketplace seller postal charges nowadays. They’re not standardised anymore.
Just under £10 for Daydream Believer from the US seller via Amazon Germany. I think thats OK.
Yes, okay, but for a couple of quid more (if you have Amazon Prime) I’d rather not have my 7″ going across the Atlantic.
fnarr!
‘Fnarr’ only applicable if I’d said 12-inch…