The product is a 7" vinyl single by the HONEY BEARS, featuring the songs "I Shall Not Fail" and "Whoa!" The record is a first pressing on the SPARK Record Co. label, with a black vinyl color and a speed of 45 RPM. The vinyl matrix numbers are 45-LS-3 & 45-LS-4. This vintage record is a must-have for collectors of vocal group music, offering a unique addition to any music collection. The specific matrix code runout on an original 1955 Spark Records US 7-inch pressing of "I Shall Not Fail" by The Honey Bears is etched into the vinyl trailing area to identify the master pressing, catalog, and location data.Break Down of Your Matrix Code ElementsThe Honey Bears – "I Shall Not Fail": This is a highly collectible 1955 rhythm and blues / doo-wop single released on Spark Records (Catalog #111), a short-lived Los Angeles label founded by legendary songwriters Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.45: Indicates the vinyl record rotation speed (45 RPM) and format (7-inch single).LS: Stands for Leiber & Stoller, marking the master recordings owned, produced, or managed by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller during their Spark Records era before selling their catalog to Atlantic Records.3 / Run Out: The etched number "3" at the end of the runout groove indicates the specific master take, mother, or stamper number used by the pressing plant to stamp that exact side of the vinyl disk.Historical ContextThis release is particularly famous among rare vinyl collectors. The B-side to "I Shall Not Fail" was originally titled "Bunghole", a humorous novelty drinking song. Because the title was deemed too suggestive for mid-1950s radio, Spark Records quickly altered the title to "Whoa!" on subsequent pressings, making variants with specific matrix codes highly sought after.