Diana Ross and The Supremes' classic single "I'm Livin' In Shame" comes as a cherished piece of Motown history, pressed on a 7" black vinyl record. Released in 1969 under the Tamla Motown label, the single is a quintessential example of the group's R&B and soul prowess, delivered at 45 RPM for an energetic listening experience. The record is a first pressing, identified by its vinyl matrix number A-1, and is a must-have for collectors and fans of the era.


The sleeve of this UK-made record retains its original paper sleeve, graded as Excellent (EX), while the vinyl itself is Very Good (VG), ensuring a quality playback. With its numbered feature, this edition is a special piece that stands out in any collection. The single's inlay is graded Very Good Plus (VG+), maintaining a strong association with its storied past. This piece is more than just a record; it's a slice of 1960s music heritage.
Condition is Used plays very well however now showing signs of being 50 years old comes in repo sleeve or original (worn) with 6x4 photo Dispatched 2nd class Large Letter Royal mail.