Vinyl record 45 rpm Philippe Clay Polydor vintage French song retro
AFW - Antique France Worldwide
Description
45 RPM vinyl record presented in its original sleeve, illustrated with a black and white portrait of Philippe Clay, photographed in profile smoking a cigar. The sleeve highlights a graphic style typical of French chanson from the 60s-70s, with the artist's name "Philippe Clay" in red letters and the song titles "Dis ma femme / Mes universités" in white characters on a dark background.
The Polydor label logo appears distinctly at the bottom right of the sleeve, along with the reference "2056 076" printed at the top right, characteristic of original pressings from this record company. The whole presents a neat visual, with clear printing and marked contrast, emphasizing the vintage character of the object.
The visible side of the sleeve shows a generally good condition for an old record: some signs of wear are noticeable on the edges and corners, with no apparent tears or major stains on the printed surface. The photograph is well-centered, and the texts are perfectly legible.
This 45 RPM vinyl record is part of the tradition of retro French chanson media, intended for lovers of vintage music, variety, and musical heritage. The simple and elegant presentation of the sleeve highlights the authenticity of this Polydor edition.
Condition
Used item, sold as is. The sleeve shows visible signs of wear on the edges, typical of a vintage record. The record is not visible in the photo; therefore, no information on its condition is provided.
Did you know? Philippe Clay, famous for his deep voice and singular interpretation, made his mark on the French scene from the 1950s. He collaborated with great authors like Boris Vian and Léo Ferré, and his records released by Polydor are sought after for their sound quality and distinctive graphic aesthetic.
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