THE EVERLY BROTHERS It's My Time Vinyl Record 7 Inch Warner Bros. 1968 Advance Promo WB 7192 KT Demo

The Everly Brothers - It's My Time
(Scarce Original UK 'A' Label Advance Promo Pressing with Yellow/Black Warner Bros. Label. Housed in White/Red Warner Bros. Company Sleeve. A-1/B-1 Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch Single (45 rpm)
Country: UK
Year: 1968
Label: Warner Bros.
Catalogue No. WB 7192

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped, etched): WB 7192 A-1 ▽T A KT
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped, etched): WB 7192 B-1 ▽T A KT

Condition: VG/VG (The sleeve has some age-related wear. The vinyl has some surface misting on both sides. It does not affect play)

Side A: It's My Time
Side B: Empty Boxes

This incredible 1968 vintage 45 rpm single offers a rare glimpse into the late-sixties output of the legendary vocal harmony duo. This scarce UK advance promo pressing is presented on the eye-catching yellow and black Warner Bros. label design, featuring the distinctive large "A" that identifies it as a pre-release demonstration copy meant for radio stations and reviewers. The single introduces the brilliant, sophisticated pop track "It's My Time" on the A-side, perfectly complemented by "Empty Boxes" on the flip side.

The exceptional pedigree of this early British pressing is fully verified by the premier A-1/B-1 matrix configurations stamped and etched into the runout grooves, which read WB 7192 A-1 ▽T A KT on the top side and WB 7192 B-1 ▽T A KT on the reverse. For added historical accuracy, the runout also includes the KT tax code, a detail highly prized by vinyl researchers. The disc comes housed inside its original red and white Warner Bros. company paper sleeve, providing fantastic period-correct framing.

We have evaluated the condition of this specimen as Very Good/Very Good (VG/VG). The vintage company sleeve shows some expected age-related wear from handling over the decades but remains intact and clean. The vinyl surfaces exhibit some light surface misting on both sides, which is entirely cosmetic and does not affect the audio playback, allowing the record to spin beautifully with clear sound.

Original late-sixties advance promotional discs from Warner Bros. are increasingly difficult to source, especially for major international hitmakers. This elusive 7-inch single represents an exceptional piece of British music history that would make a wonderful investment for any serious rock and roll or traditional pop collection.