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Sherry by Four Seasons
Label: Vee Jay 456
Year: 1962
Condition: M-
Last Price: $25.00. Not currently available for sale.
This single ushered in the start of something new in vocal group music, and it set the standard for the chord progressions and percussive attack for many hits that were to follow. This is a first pressing on the black rainbow label with oval logo. The B side appears to be a non-album tune. Note: This copy's labels and vinyl (styrene) look Near Mint. The audio is close to Mint as well, with just a touch of underlying surface noise and no distortion.
Year: 1962
Condition: M-
Last Price: $25.00. Not currently available for sale.
This single ushered in the start of something new in vocal group music, and it set the standard for the chord progressions and percussive attack for many hits that were to follow. This is a first pressing on the black rainbow label with oval logo. The B side appears to be a non-album tune. Note: This copy's labels and vinyl (styrene) look Near Mint. The audio is close to Mint as well, with just a touch of underlying surface noise and no distortion.
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By Leland Scott
3.5
2626 ratings
Label: Vee Jay 456
Year: 1962
Condition: M-
Last Price: $25.00. Not currently available for sale.
This single ushered in the start of something new in vocal group music, and it set the standard for the chord progressions and percussive attack for many hits that were to follow. This is a first pressing on the black rainbow label with oval logo. The B side appears to be a non-album tune. Note: This copy's labels and vinyl (styrene) look Near Mint. The audio is close to Mint as well, with just a touch of underlying surface noise and no distortion.
Year: 1962
Condition: M-
Last Price: $25.00. Not currently available for sale.
This single ushered in the start of something new in vocal group music, and it set the standard for the chord progressions and percussive attack for many hits that were to follow. This is a first pressing on the black rainbow label with oval logo. The B side appears to be a non-album tune. Note: This copy's labels and vinyl (styrene) look Near Mint. The audio is close to Mint as well, with just a touch of underlying surface noise and no distortion.