Vinyl Album - The Golden Earrings - Just Earrings - Polydor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Golden Earrings
Title:	Just Earrings
Label:	Polydor
Country:	Netherlands
Catalogue:	007
Date:	8 Nov 1965
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	$73
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PRICE GUIDE

$73

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Golden Earrings	Nobody But You	M. Gerritsen, G. Kooymans	10.0 Rate
A2	The Golden Earrings	I Hate Saying These Words	M. Gerritsen, G. Kooymans	10.0 Rate
A3	The Golden Earrings	She May Be	G. Kooymans	10.0 Rate
A4	The Golden Earrings	Holy Witness	G. Kooymans	10.0 Rate
A5	The Golden Earrings	No Need To Worry	M. Gerritsen	10.0 Rate
A6	The Golden Earrings	Please Go	M. Gerritsen, G. Kooymans	10.0 Rate
B1	The Golden Earrings	Sticks And Stones	T. Turner	10.0 Rate
B2	The Golden Earrings	I Am A Fool	M. Gerritsen	10.0 Rate
B3	The Golden Earrings	Don't Stay Away	M. Gerritsen, G. Kooymans	10.0 Rate
B4	The Golden Earrings	Lonely Everyday	M. Gerritsen, G. Kooymans	10.0 Rate
B5	The Golden Earrings	When People Talk	M. Gerritsen, G. Kooymans	10.0 Rate
B6	The Golden Earrings	Now I Have	G. Kooymans	10.0 Rate

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Comments and Reviews


albino moon 25th Sep 2019		Recorded at Phonogram Studios Hilversum, Netherlands within 2 days, October 1965 by Jos Ditmars. Except Lonely Everyday and Please Go recorded, 08 Aug 1965. Produced by Fred Haayen and Arie Merkt for Polydor B.V. Netherlands. * The Golden Ear-Rings * Frans Krassenburg - Vocals, Tambourine George Kooymans - Guitars, Vocals Jaap Eggermont - Drums Peter De Ronde - Guitars, Harp Marinus Gerritsen - Bass * Additional Musican * Aat Den Dulk - Spinet * Notes * Back sleeve photo was taken at Houtrusthallen Den Haag, Netherlands, 12 Sept 1965 (release date of the first single of The Golden Ear-Rings Please Go / Chunk Of Steel. Manufactured (lacquers processing, pressing and printing by Phonodisc B.V. Baarn, Netherlands. German Polydor label used. The label was used in Germany, 1964. Album presentation on Dutch TV channel KRO program 'Hoofdstuk', 08 Nov 1965. Record store price album 1965 - 10 Guilders (4,55 EURO) After three months 5.000 copies were sold. Around 15.000 copies totally sold. * Identifying Feature – Label / Matrix Runout (vinyl) * (Explanation) Above centre hole (label) – Polydor logo Around label perimeter - MADE IN GERMANY * DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON GES.MBH * REGD TR M - ALLE HERSTELLER UND URHEBERRECHTE VORBEHALTEN: ÜBERSPIELUNG, ÖFFENTLICHE AUFFÜHRUNG UND RUNDFUNKSENDUNG VERBOTEN Below centre hole (label) - album title, song title, songwriter credits, artist Centre left (label) – C.C or BIEM / C.C., Made in Holland Centre right (label) – Diamond (symbol for needle of the pick-up head of a record player), M (Microgroove), 33 (speed 33 1/3 rpm), catalog / matrix no., side identifier Matrix (runout) – stamp A Side: C AA 007 1Y 1 670 115 or 2/2 Matrix (runout) - stamp B Side: C AA 007 2Y 1 670 114 or 1.1 C - unknown AA - Pressed for a company (Polydor B.V. Netherlands) of Grammophon-Philips Group 007 - matrix number 1 or 2 - side identifier Y - format 12' stereo 1 – negative record (father) out of the first lacquer cut used 670 - Lacquer cut at Phonodisc B.V. Baarn, Netherlands last digits - stamper number



keebrev 21st Mar 2017		The M in the 33 triagle doesn't mean mono,see here. M stands for Microgroove, so this record should be played with a (flip-over) cartridge in M position and not in N (normal groove, for 78 rpm records). Stereo singles appeared directly from the start of the Stereo Era, in 1958 Here is one a year after. Popular music was mostly played by young people on monaural record players, so there was no use to release them as stereophonic records.

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