Roger Greenaway save Your Last Kiss For Me uk 1 sided 7 acetate unreleased

ARTIST: ROGER GREENAWAY TITLE: SAVE YOUR LAST KISS FOR ME LABEL: APPLE CORPS LTD.
RECORDING DATE: circa 1973 COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: UK DESCRIPTION: Rare original 1-sided 7 acetate, recorded at Apple Corps Ltd, 3 Savile Row, London W1.
Written by Roger Greenaway Tony Macaulay, this is an unreleased songwriters demo sung from a female perspective and was released by The Five Penny Piece in 1974.
The label has slight signs of age but the vinyl is truly excellent ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: When you consider that acetates were pressed in such small quantities, this is a truly unique item.
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