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Normand Sebastien – Reviens-Moi (Could You Ever Love Me Again)
1979 · Canada · La Lièvre · Vinyl 7"
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- C$15.83ref VA-A2ZV4Media VG+ · Very Good PlusSleeve VG🇨🇦 Ships from Canada
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Specifications
- Artist
- Normand Sebastien
- Genre
- Funk / Soul
- Style
- Disco
- Year
- 1979
- Label
- La Lièvre
- Catalog number
- LL-603
- Country
- Canada
Tracklist
- AReviens-Moi (Could You Ever Love Me Again)4:13
- BReviens-Moi (Could You Ever Love Me Again) (Instrumental)4:20
- Producer
- Réal Labonté
- Written By
- G. Sylvestre
- Written By
- Gary Weeks
- Written-By
- Dave Beckett
About this record
Catalogue LL-603 on La Lièvre marks this as a Canadian disco-funk 7" from 1979 with no barcode, a detail that distinguishes it from later reissues or international pressings. The A-side title "Reviens-Moi" pairs with a B-side across 2 tracks, a format common to regional soul-disco singles of the era.
Demand sits at 4 want against 4 have in the collector community, signaling niche appeal rather than mainstream scarcity.
What drives its value
A Mint copy of LL-603 commands 23.14 USD, while a VG+ example drops to 15.83 USD—a spread that reflects condition sensitivity typical of 7" funk-soul records from this pressing. The lowest current asking price stands at 4.34 USD across 4 copies for sale, indicating thin supply but weak floor demand.
The NM grade sits at 20.70 USD, placing most playable copies in the 10.96 to 15.83 USD range. As a Canadian regional release on La Lièvre rather than a major label reissue, this single's value depends almost entirely on the physical state of the vinyl and sleeve; original 1979 Canadian pressings command premium over later reissues because they carry the label's original dead-wax imprint and are harder to source outside Quebec and Ontario markets.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number LL-603 printed on the label and sleeve. The 7" format and lack of barcode are consistent with 1979 Canadian indie and regional label practice.
Examine the dead-wax runout for La Lièvre's plant identifier or matrix code to rule out bootlegs or reissues; original pressings typically show hand-etched or stamped markings specific to the pressing plant used. Grade by vinyl surface cleanliness and gloss: Mint (23.14 USD) shows no play wear or marks; NM (20.70 USD) may have light dust but plays silent; VG+ (15.83 USD) exhibits light surface noise on quiet passages but no audible skips; VG (10.96 USD) shows clear groove wear and moderate surface noise.
Sleeve condition is secondary on regional 7" singles but note any seam splits, foxing, or label stains as they affect the overall grade.
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Frequently asked
What is the catalogue number and how do I verify it is the original 1979 pressing?
The catalogue number is LL-603, printed on both the label and the sleeve. La Lièvre was a Canadian regional label; original 1979 pressings carry this code. Check the dead-wax runout on the vinyl itself for La Lièvre's plant identifier or matrix marking—reissues often omit or alter this detail. The absence of a barcode is consistent with 1979 Canadian indie releases and helps confirm the original pressing date.
What is a VG+ copy worth, and how does condition affect the price?
A VG+ copy is valued at 15.83 USD according to the price guide. The spread from Mint (23.14 USD) down to VG+ (15.83 USD) shows that light play wear costs roughly 7 USD on this record. Moving down to VG (10.96 USD) costs another 5 USD, so condition is the primary driver of value on this 1979 Canadian single. These are estimates as of the price guide date and reflect typical market conditions.
How many copies are currently for sale, and what is the lowest asking price?
Four copies are listed for sale, with the lowest asking price at 4.34 USD. This is well below the VG grade estimate of 10.96 USD, suggesting that copy is either heavily played, damaged, or priced aggressively to move. The thin supply (4 copies) and equal want/have ratio (4 each) indicate this is a niche regional release rather than a sought-after collectible.
Is this a reissue or an original 1979 pressing, and does it matter for value?
LL-603 was released in 1979 on the Canadian label La Lièvre. Original 1979 pressings command the full price-guide values (23.14 USD for Mint down to 1.22 USD for Poor). Reissues or later pressings on the same label typically sell for less because they lack the original dead-wax markings and pressing plant details. Verify the runout matrix to confirm you hold the original 1979 pressing rather than a later reissue.
What genre is this record, and why does that affect its collector base?
Reviens-Moi is catalogued as Funk / Soul with a Disco style, placing it in the regional Canadian soul-funk market of 1979. Collectors of Canadian funk and disco 7" singles seek this title, but the niche appeal (4 want in the community) means it will not command the prices of major-label disco hits. The 2-track format and regional label status make it a deep-cut find rather than a mainstream collectible.