Frankie Valli Grease Original UK Pressing RSO 7" Vinyl Single 1978

Frankie Valli Grease Original UK Pressing RSO 7" Vinyl Single 1978

£3.50
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Frankie Valli Grease Original UK Pressing RSO 7" Vinyl Single 1978

Frankie Valli Grease Original UK Pressing RSO 7" Vinyl Single 1978

£3.50

Spin an absolute monumental slice of 1970s pop cinema history with this original UK RSO pressing of the iconic title track to Grease!

  • Features the massive global chart-shattering title theme written by Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees.
  • Authentic 1978 UK first pressing carrying the iconic cream labels with the red RSO pig logo layout.
  • Housed in its highly collectible, original double-sided artwork picture sleeve displaying Frankie Valli on the front and Danny & Sandy on the reverse.
  • Artist: Frankie Valli
  • Title: Grease (Title Track of the Film) (Single)
  • Format: 7" Vinyl Single (45 RPM)
  • Release Year: 1978
  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Record Label: RSO Records
  • Catalog Number: RSO 12 (Labels show matrix code RS 897 / 2090 294)
  • Barcode: None (Pre-barcode era 1970s picture sleeve distribution)
  • Media Condition Status: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve Condition Status: Good (G)
Tracklist:
Side A:
  1. Grease — 3:21 (Written by Barry Gibb, Featured Vocals by Frankie Valli)
Side B:
  1. Grease (Instrumental) — 3:21 (Featuring Saxophone by Gary Brown)
Condition Report:
  • Vinyl Record: Very Good Plus (VG+); a beautiful, highly reflective piece of vintage black wax. Upon close inspection, the playing surface maintains a gorgeous gloss with only a few very light, microscopic paper wisps that have absolutely no impact on clean, warm 45 RPM analog tracking. Center cream RSO labels are crisp with sharp text lines and zero marker pen defacement or spindle wear.
  • Outer Jacket: Good (G); the original 1978 paper picture sleeve is completely intact with no major splits. Close inspection reveals typical signs of careful handling from the last few decades, including a minor circular ring-wear impression, light creasing near the top opening edge, and subtle maturation aging/browning to the bare paper stock on the reverse panel edges.

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