Spooky Two - 1969 UK Island label 2nd Issue 8-track LP - Pink 'i' logo Labels

Rare 1969 UK Island label 8-track UK 2nd issue vinyl LP.

Vinyl has the pink labels with white 'i' logo just below centre hole and 'island records' text along lower label rim - otherwise black label printing.

Vinyl has machine stamped matrix information:

Side 1: ILPS + 9098 + A
Side 2: ILPS + 9098 + B

Vinyl is housed in polylined white inner sleeve and ultimately in amatt finish gatefold picture cover - manufactured by Ernest J. Day & Co. London.

Condition: VG+(+) (Vinyl & Labels)/VG+(+) (Cover):
Vinyl is beautifully shiny and in very close to near perfect condition - a very few superficial surface marks is all - absolutely nothing that affects the playing - plays great all the way through - graded straight close to near perfect/excelent - VG+(+).
Labels are very close to perfect condition - has clean and bright colours, less than a handfull spindelmarks - on both labels and absolutely no wear to the spindlehole itself.
Picture cover has clean and bright colours on both front and back - almost no edge wrinkling. Cover has a touch of discontinued shelfwear - light occasional opening edge rubbing, just hints of opening corners wear to front panel - light dents to opening back panel - spine corners are near perfect and cover is overall extremely nice - conservatively graded close to near perfect, VG+(+).

Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1 Waitin' For The Wind (3:27)
2 Feelin' Bad (3:47)
3 I've Got Enough Heartache (4:32)
4 Evil Woman (9:33)

Side 2:
1 Lost In My Dream (4:42)
2 That Was Only Yesterday (4:02)
3 Better Be You, Better Than Me (4:12)
4 Hangman Hang My Shell On A Tree (5:15)

Credits:
Luther Grosvenor - Guitar
Mike Harrison - Keyboards, Vocals
Mike Kellie - Drums
Greg Ridley Bass, Guitar
Gary Wright - Keyboards, Vocals

Technical credits:
Jimmy Miller - Production
Andy Johns - Engineer

"Spooky Two is this British blues-rock band's pièce de résistance. All eight of the tracks compound free-styled rock and loose-fitting guitar playing, resulting in some fantastic raw music. ...their smooth, relaxed tempos and riffs mirrored bands like Savoy Brown and, at times, even the Yardbirds. ...Although Spooky Tooth lasted about seven years, their other albums never really contained the same passion or talented collaborating by each individual musician as Spooky Two." Mike DeGagne, allmusic.com