Communards – So Cold The Night – 45T original London Records 1986

Single 45 original towers of the Communards, published in 1986 on the prestigious label London Records, catalogue reference 886 105-7.

This copy corresponds to the commercial pressing of origin, identifiable by its matrix numbers 886 105-7-1 / 886 105-7-2 On the labels, guaranteeing a contemporary production at the end of the title, not a subsequent reissue.

So Cold The Night is one of the iconic tracks of the duo formed by Jimmy Somerville and Richard Coles, a major figure in the British pop and new wave of the 1980s. The piece is distinguished by its melodic elegance, its refined synthetic arrangements and the voice immediately recognizable from Somerville, which is still very much sought after by the 80s vinyl collectors.

The disc is offered in a outstanding condition, vinyl and pouch carefully preserved, with clean labels and glossy surface, ideal for a demanding collection or presentation in musical heritage background. This 45 laps is a authentic testimony of the golden age of British pop, sought by lovers of original presses and parts consistent with a high-end collection.

A quality copy, intended for an informed public of collectors, sensitive to the authenticity, traceability of the press and the cultural value of the object.

Securities

Face A: So Cold The Night
Face B: When The Walls Come Tumbling Down