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I've Got My Needs by Bill Deal and the Rhondels
Label: Heritage 812
Year: 1969
Condition: M-
Price: $18.00
The A side of this great single is my favorite Bill Deal hit (though it was just barely in the national top 40), but the B side is also a real gem. With a terrific, complex bass line, catchy vocal arrangement, and shades of "Expressway To Your Heart" it's definitely worth bringing out of the shadow of its more celebrated flip side. Note: The labels and audio are very close to Mint. The vinyl grades a weak Near Mint, with some signs of light jukebox play.
Year: 1969
Condition: M-
Price: $18.00
The A side of this great single is my favorite Bill Deal hit (though it was just barely in the national top 40), but the B side is also a real gem. With a terrific, complex bass line, catchy vocal arrangement, and shades of "Expressway To Your Heart" it's definitely worth bringing out of the shadow of its more celebrated flip side. Note: The labels and audio are very close to Mint. The vinyl grades a weak Near Mint, with some signs of light jukebox play.
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By Leland Scott
3.5
2626 ratings
Label: Heritage 812
Year: 1969
Condition: M-
Price: $18.00
The A side of this great single is my favorite Bill Deal hit (though it was just barely in the national top 40), but the B side is also a real gem. With a terrific, complex bass line, catchy vocal arrangement, and shades of "Expressway To Your Heart" it's definitely worth bringing out of the shadow of its more celebrated flip side. Note: The labels and audio are very close to Mint. The vinyl grades a weak Near Mint, with some signs of light jukebox play.
Year: 1969
Condition: M-
Price: $18.00
The A side of this great single is my favorite Bill Deal hit (though it was just barely in the national top 40), but the B side is also a real gem. With a terrific, complex bass line, catchy vocal arrangement, and shades of "Expressway To Your Heart" it's definitely worth bringing out of the shadow of its more celebrated flip side. Note: The labels and audio are very close to Mint. The vinyl grades a weak Near Mint, with some signs of light jukebox play.