DUFFY POWER It Ain't Necessarily So Vinyl Record 7 Inch Parlophone 1963 45-R 4992 Original UK 1st

Duffy Power - It Ain't Necessarily So
(Scarce Original UK 1st Pressing with Black/Silver Parlophone Label. 4-Pronged Label Design. PMT Tax Code is embossed on side 2 label. 1N/1N Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch Single (45 rpm)
Country: UK
Year: 1963
Label: Parlophone
Catalogue No. 45- R 4992

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped): 7XCE 17248-1N MT2 M
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): 7XCE 17249-1N MT JR

Condition: G (The vinyl has a number of surface marks. It plays through, but does have clicks and pops during playback. We have listed this item because of it's rarity as opposed to it's condition)

Side A: It Ain't Necessarily So
Side B: If I Get Lucky Some Day

Are you searching for elusive 1960s British rhythm and blues gems? Expand your vinyl collection with this scarce original UK first pressing of Duffy Power - "It Ain't Necessarily So", released on the iconic Parlophone label in 1963 under catalogue number 45- R 4992. This highly collectible 7-inch single showcases the soulful, blue-eyed R&B style that defined the early decade's underground music scene. The absolute highlight of this release is the A-side, which features an incredible rhythm and blues reimagining of the famous song from the classic George Gershwin opera, Porgy and Bess.

For dedicated audiophiles and collectors of vintage British rock history, this specific copy features the desirable original black and silver Parlophone label with its classic 4-pronged centre design. It bears the sought-after 1N/1N matrix endings, with side A stamped 7XCE 17248-1N MT2 M and side B stamped 7XCE 17249-1N MT JR, indicating the earliest possible mastering run. True to original UK pressings of the era, the distinctive PMT tax code is also embossed clearly onto the side two label. The single features the Porgy and Bess standard "It Ain't Necessarily So" on side A and "If I Get Lucky Some Day" on side B.

This vintage record is graded in Good condition. The vinyl surface exhibits a number of visible surface marks. While it plays completely through without skipping, listeners will experience audible clicks and pops during playback. We have made this piece available specifically due to its historical rarity and structural collectability rather than its audio fidelity. Do not miss the chance to own an authenticated piece of 1963 UK music history.