Vinyl 45 RPM Frédéric François Vogue Come Lose Yourself in My Arms vintage
AFW - Antique France Worldwide
Description
This 45-rpm vinyl record features Frédéric François, a legendary figure in French-language music, with its characteristic vintage sleeve. The visible side shows the jacket illustrated with a color photograph of the singer, dressed in a fashionable yellow top from the 1970s, lying down and smiling in a relaxed pose. The titles "Viens te perdre dans mes bras" and "Rêve de moi" appear in large white letters on a brown and blue background, above the artist's name in stylized golden letters. The Vogue label logo is clearly visible in the bottom left, confirming the original pressing. In the upper right, the mention "45. VR. 3931" indicates the pressing reference.
The overall presentation of the sleeve shows expected signs of age for a vintage vinyl, with slight marks on the edges, but no major alteration visible on the photo. The print colors remain vibrant, and the typography reflects the graphic style of the 1970s. No major structural defect is observable on the presented side.
Condition
This vinyl is used and sold as-is, untested. The sleeve shows moderate signs of wear, typical of prolonged storage, but maintains good overall integrity and well-preserved colors. Only the front side of the sleeve is visible in the photo; no details are provided about the condition of the record or the back.
Did you know? The French label Vogue was one of the main record publishers in France from the 1950s and 60s, launching the careers of many French-speaking artists. 45-rpm singles were the flagship format for popular music during the 1970s, allowing for the rapid distribution of hit songs across Europe.
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