Sings... John Bromley - Original 1969 UK Polydor label 12-track Stereo LP

rare 1969 UK Polydor 12-track stereo LP - the sole album by late 1960ies British pop singer/songwriter backed by psychedelic rock combo, Fleur De Lys, on half the album.

Vinyl has the generic red company label with black and white printing top semi-circular and large company name-logo.

Vinyl has machine stamped matrix info:
Side 1: 583048 A//1, mother/stamper 1 1 1
Side 2: 583048 B//1, mother/stamper 1 1 3

Vinyl is housed in a generic generic polylined company inner sleeve with 'Plastic Bags Warning' box - ultimately in a fully laminated pinched spine MacNeil Press picture cover.

Condition: M- (Vinyl)/M- (Labels)/VG+ (Cover)

Vinyl is wonderfully lustrous and without any signs of play or handling - simply clean mint. Labels are equally mint.
Cover has albomst no wear to laminate itself, but some degree of wrinkling from mild and more significant cover bends - especially in corner regions and too a much lesser degree along opening or upper front vinyl outline and from edges.
Cover has laminate lift in a very small stripe along upper right seam - in a small to broad stripe along front spine - in a couple of spots along spine on back and in areas with slight to more manifest corner bends - please check the high resolution photos.
Seams are intact with only a slight uneveness to lower seam - easily readable spine with very marginal pressure. corners has a touch of denting - next to nothing and almost no wear - graded straight VG+... a superb and rare album in a decent cover.

Tracklisting:


Side 1:
1. Only Foolish People
2. Melody Fayre
3. So Many Things
4. If You Are There With Me
5. Sugar Love
6. Old Time Mover

Side 2:
1. What Do You Think Of Me
2. What A Woman Does
3. Weather Man
4. I'm Gonna Love You Till I Die
5. Natural Born Loser
6. And The Feeling Goes



Credits
John Bromley (vocals, guitar)


Additional Musicians:
Additional musicians ((Side 1, tracks 2, 3, 5| Side 2, tracks 2 - 4):
Bryn Haworth (guitar)
Malcolm "Tago" Byers (bass)
Keith Guster (drums)

Technical Credits:
Graham Dee - Production
Gerry Shury - Orchestral Arrangements, Conductor

Artwork:
Baroness Ulla von Blixen-Finecke - Sleeve Artwork
Brian Potter ? Liner Notes