The Rock & Roll Sound of Don Fardon LP Vinyl, Vintage 70s

Don Fardon, a British singer, became famous primarily for his version of "Indian Reservation" (1968), which achieved high chart positions in several countries. In the 1970s, he released various albums that blended rock, pop, and soul. This album, released on the Music for Pleasure (MFP) label, combines cover versions of well-known songs with his own interpretations – a typical document of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Description

This retro LP impresses with its colorful, psychedelic-style artwork and a diverse tracklist. The record delivers a mix of rock 'n' roll, pop, and ballads – perfect for lovers of classic 70s sounds and collectors of MFP pressings.

Product details

• Format: LP, 12" Vinyl

• Artist: Don Fardon

• Title: The Rock & Roll Sound of Don Fardon

• Label: Music for Pleasure (MFP)

• Year: circa 1970s

• Vinyl color: Black

• Vinyl condition: Very good (VG+) – glossy, only slight surface marks, no impact on sound.

• Cover condition: Good to very good (VG) – vibrant colors, minimal wear on the edges, back cover with slight stamp imprint (see pictures).

• Special features: Psychedelic cover design, typical MFP sampler sound of the era.

Notes

• Genuine vintage LP – each copy is unique.

• Cover and vinyl have been visually inspected, see pictures.

• Images are part of the item description