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Priscilla Chan – 少女慈禧 (The Empress Dowager) 1984 Hong Kong First Press LP

Priscilla Chan – 少女慈禧 (The Empress Dowager) 1984 Hong Kong First Press LP

FIRST PRESS 12
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First Pressing
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12
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Priscilla Chan (Chan Wai Han) – "少女慈禧" original 1984 Hong Kong first pressing LP on black vinyl. Released by Polydor during her early career and widely regarded as one of her most collectible albums. Includes original lyric insert and a clean Karen Mok promotional poster as shown. Vinyl is reported in excellent condition with strong playback throughout. Sleeve remains well preserved with only light signs of age. A highly desirable Cantopop collectible from the golden era of Hong Kong vinyl. 陳慧嫻《少女慈禧》1984年香港首版黑膠,附歌詞紙及海報,唱片與封套保存良好,是粵語流行音樂收藏的重要作品之一。 陳慧嫻『少女慈禧』1984年香港初版LP。歌詞シートとポスター付属。香港ポップス黄金期を代表する人気コレクターズタイトルです。

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