Graham Parker And The Rumour - Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions / Watch The Moon Come Down side A
Graham Parker And The Rumour - Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions / Watch The Moon Come Down side B
Graham Parker And The Rumour - Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions / Watch The Moon Come Down side A
Graham Parker And The Rumour - Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions / Watch The Moon Come Down side B
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Graham Parker And The Rumour - Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions / Watch The Moon Come Down

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Graham Parker And The Rumour released a 7 inch single in 1978 on the Vertigo label, catalog number PARK 002, pressed in the UK. The record features the track Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions on side A and Watch The Moon Come Down on side B. The artist is from the UK, and the single falls under the rock genre with a new wave style. These details assist buyers in comparing this specific UK press with other versions or releases by the same artist in the same genre and style.
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€1,99
◉ Side A · Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions
◉ Side B · Watch The Moon Come Down
Product details
  • Price €1,99
  • Format 7"
  • Year 1978
  • Pressing country UK
  • Media condition Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Sleeve condition Generic
  • Genre Rock
  • Style New Wave
  • Artist Graham Parker And The Rumour
  • Track side A Hey Lord, Don't Ask Me Questions
  • Track side B Watch The Moon Come Down
  • Catno PARK 002
  • Label Vertigo
  • Tags None
Important product information
Condition grading

Media condition describes the vinyl itself and how it should play.

Sleeve condition describes the sleeve or cover.

Mint (M) means perfect and unused.

Near Mint (NM) means almost perfect, with no obvious signs of wear.

Very Good Plus (VG+) means light signs of use, but still a strong copy.

Very Good (VG) means more visible use and possible light background noise.

Good Plus (G+) means clear wear, but still usable.

Good (G) means heavy wear and noticeable sound or sleeve issues.

Fair (F) means very worn, with major visual or playback issues.

Poor (P) means heavily damaged and only suitable as a filler copy.

Generic sleeve means the record comes in a plain sleeve instead of an original picture sleeve.

Company Sleeve means the record comes in an original record company sleeve instead of an artist specific picture sleeve.

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