The Finbar & Eddie Furey Album Vol. 2

Specific features: - This pressing has two pressing rings visible on labels: first, smaller, pressing ring around the spindle hole with two rims and a small indentation in between the two rims on side A, C and D, vs. smaller pressing ring around the spindle hole with a single rim on side C, and second, outer, slightly, sloped pressing ring. - Records are stored in plain white inner sleeves that carry different week and range from 1975 to 1976 - example found in photo gallery depicts following information printed on one and the other inner: "4912 000 1533 50.75 O" and "4912 000 1533 4.76 O". Inners with different week most certainly exist. - Runout inscriptions are stamped, with one or the other character being rotated by 90°, e.g. side A/B/C/D: "I"/"L"/"E"/"D". Zeroes "0" in "01 S3..." on side C and "4201 S4..." on side D have a small x etched inside of them. "Ⓟ1973" is not stamped as a part of runout inscriptions on side B. Very similar release [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/5396146]r5396146[/url] depicts different pressing rings, i.e. labels appear to show only one pressing ring around the spindle hole, and on side C and D there are three embossed dots inside this small pressing ring, also all four labels depict only one rim around this small pressing ring, not two rims with small indentation as is the case with a small pressing rings on three sides of this particular pressing. Transcribed from the left panel inside the gatefold cover:: "Irische Folklore ist ungeheuer populär geworden bei uns. Der Erfolg der Dubliners zeigt es: Ihre Konzerte sind jedesmal ausverkauft, und ihre Schalplatten sind Bestseller. Allerdings - der Ruhm der Dubliners grenzt an Starkult . . . Irland hat aber noch viel mehr gute Folklore zu bieten - das beweisen Finbar und Eddie Furey. Finbar spielt den Dudelsack, nicht den primitiven dröhnenden, sondern den irischen, der am weitesten entwickelt ist von allen Dudelsackinstrumenten: Der irische Dudelsack ist ein wirkliches Musikinstrument, mit dem sein Spieler eine ganze Menge machen kann. Finbar Furey gilt als einer der besten Dudelsackspieler Irlands, er hat viele Preise gewonnen."