Queen II - Original 1974 US White Label Promotional Issue 11-track LP

Rare original 1974 US Elektra labe 11-track wjite label promotional issue LP. Vinyl has the generic white and black printed 'Radio Station Copy' promotional labels - comes complete with lyric inner sleeve and matt finish gatefold picture cover.

Condition: VG++ (Vinyl and Labels)/VG+ (Inner Sleeve)/VG+ (Cover):
Vinyl is beautifull lustrous and has a single barely noticeable sleeve mark - labels are clean except for a single superlight spindlemark on each side - ´slightly scattered on Side 1 - barely detectable on Side 2.
Inner sleeve is perfect but for a couple of mm's side split and a cut out hole - very nice. Cover has the same cut-out hole and light very superficial wear and creasing - intact seams with some degree of edge and corners wear - a nice VG+ cover - and overall a very attractive copy.

Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1. Procession
2. Father To Son
3. White Queen (As It Began)
4. Some Day One Day
5. The Loser In The End

Side 2:
1. Ogre Battle
2. The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke
3. Nevermore
4. The March Of The Black Queen
5. Funny How Love Is
6. The Seven Seas Of Rhye

Credits:
Freddie Mercury ? lead and backing vocals, piano, harpsichord, string piano on "Nevermore"
Brian May ? electric and acoustic guitars, bells on "The March of the Black Queen", lead vocals on "Some Day One Day", backing vocals, piano and organ on "Father to Son"
Roger Taylor ? drums, gong, marimba, backing vocals, additional vocals on one line of "The March of the Black Queen", lead vocals on "The Loser in the End"
John Deacon ? bass guitar, acoustic guitars

Additional Musicians:
Roy Thomas Baker ? castanets on "The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke", stylophone on "Seven Seas of Rhye".[35]
Robin Cable ? piano effects (with Mercury) on "Nevermore"


Technical Credits:
Queen, Roy Thomas Baker, Robin Cable, Queen - production
Mike Stone - Engineer

Artwork:
Mick Rock - Photography, Art Direction, Sleeve Concept
Queen - Sleeve Concept
Ridgeway Watt - Typography