Breathe - Jonah (Rare 1988 UK Special Edition 7" Vinyl Single - Fold-Out Poster Sleeve)

Capture a beautiful, pristine artifact of late-1980s British sophisti-pop with this original 1988 special edition 7" vinyl single release of "Jonah" by Breathe.

Following the massive international success of their hit "Hands to Heaven", "Jonah" highlights the band’s signature blend of slick synth-pop textures, smooth soul hooks, and lush instrumentation. This highly collectible release stands out because it is presented as a Special Edition fold-out poster picture sleeve, which opens up completely to reveal a large, stunning sepia-toned landscape portrait of the band members. The single includes the incredible B-side track "Liberties Of Love" and features production by Chris Porter and Bob Sargeant. Safely preserved alongside its original plain black protective inner storage sleeve, this is an essential addition for vinyl enthusiasts focusing on iconic 1980s UK music collections

Format: 7" Vinyl Single (45 RPM)
• Label: Siren
• Barcode: 5012983009555
• Catalog Number: SRNP 95 / SRN 95
• Release Year: 1988
• Country: UK
• Condition: Pre-owned (Excellent - Specialized poster sleeve variant intact; completely clean-inspected record)

• Fold-Out Poster Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+) – Crisp, textured paper layout remains wonderfully bright with vibrant colors. Displays only minor natural handling creases along the original factory fold lines. Free of pinholes, tape residue, or wall-mounting tears.
• Inner Sleeves: Excellent (EX) – Includes the original plain black center-hole paper inner sleeve, clean and free of seam splits.
• Vinyl Media Disc: Excellent (EX) – The dark black vinyl has been meticulously hand-inspected under high-intensity light. The surfaces are beautiful, showing a high gloss with only minor superficial micro-whisps from paper sleeve withdrawal. Center labels are pristine without spindle wear, and the record is guaranteed to play through beautifully with minimal vintage surface noise.

1. Jonah (Written by David Glasper, Marcus Lillington) – 3:35

1. Liberties Of Love (Written by David Glasper, Marcus Lillington) – 3:30