The Dinks - Nina-Kocka-Nina / Penny A Tear Drop (7") (Near Mint (NM or M-))

Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Generic

Record is NM
 

Notes:

Billboard Magazine: December 4, 1965, p.41 (Full page ad)

Publisher on label is Checkmate Pub., but believe due to the era that Checkmate Music to be one of the same.

During the mid/late '70s garage rock revival, rumors circulated that this was a Japanese band; the name "Dinks" would now be considered a racial slur, and the singing on the A-side is clearly intended to sound like an Asian act somewhat ineptly attempting to master English. 

A. Nina-Kocka-Nina 1:54
B. Penny A Tear Drop 2:18

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Rights Society BMI
Matrix / Runout 914-1 O CR (an R with a C wrapped around it or an R within a circle?) ∆59055
Matrix / Runout 914-2 MR (circled) CR (an R with a C wrapped around it or an R within a circle?) ∆59055

Published By Checkmate Music
Pressed By Monarch Record Mfg. Co.

CA 45 Box 23