Vintage 45 rpm Jean Noel Dupre record Barclay sleeve in need of restoration

AFW - Antique France Worldwide

Description

45 rpm vinyl record, illustrated on the sleeve with a color photograph of singer Jean Noel Dupre wearing a red sweater and blue pants. The sleeve features a vibrant blue background, with yellow and blue lettering in printed text: "DEMAIN TU TE MARIES (ARRETE, ARRETE NE ME TOUCHE PAS)" at the top, "JEAN NOEL DUPRE" in the center, and "LE VRAI SLOW DE L’ETE" at the bottom. The Barclay logo, a French record label, also appears on the front. A handwritten annotation "Daniel" is visible in the upper left corner. The typography and graphic style are typical of music productions from the 1970s-1980s.

The sleeve shows significant signs of wear: blunted corners, visible creases, particularly in the upper left, and slight handling marks on the surface. The colors remain vibrant despite its age, but the matte surface reveals signs of use. The image only shows the front of the sleeve; no details about the record or the back are visible.

The singer's visual occupies the majority of the sleeve, with a photo-collage print on a solid background. The clothing style and hairstyle confirm a "vintage" aesthetic characteristic of the late 1970s or early 1980s. The main title "Demain tu te maries (Arrête, arrête ne me touche pas)" is highlighted, suggesting it is the flagship track of this 45 rpm record.

The Barclay logo, in the lower right, is printed in yellow and blue, accompanied by a numbered reference "62.242" in the upper right, typical of vinyl record pressing references from that period. No other decorative elements or accessories are visible on the presented side.

This vinyl record is for those looking for old pressings or graphically distinctive sleeves, emblematic of popular French song of the 20th century. The general presentation is faithful to the production of 45 rpm records of that era, with a compact format and a flexible sleeve.

Condition

Used item sold as is. Sleeve with signs of wear, folded corners, handling marks, and handwritten annotation. Condition to be restored, sold without guarantee of listening or playing the record (vinyl side not visible in the photo).

Did you know? The Barclay label, founded in 1953 by Eddie Barclay, produced many iconic French singers, such as Jacques Brel, Léo Ferré, and Charles Aznavour. 45 rpm record sleeves from the 70s-80s were often made with bright color photographs and imposing lettering to attract attention in record store bins.

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