(12) 1960s/70s Jazz LPs Riverside Prestige Columbia etc

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(12) 1960s/70s Jazz LPs Riverside, Prestige, Columbia etc.

Don't get too excited -- all these records suffer from some combination of storage/edge/ring wear and seam splitting and most of the vinyl is off grade.

1) John Handy Recorded Live At The Monterey Jazz Festival, an original stereo pressing on Columbia from 1966.
Jacket has no seam splits, stains or ring wear but does have storage/surface wear and grades VG. There is a name in pen on the back cover.
Vinyl grades about VG, perhaps a bit under.

2) John Handy Projections, an original stereo pressing on Columbia from 1968.
Jacket has no seam splits, stains or ring wear but does have storage wear and grades VG. There is a name in pen on the back cover.
Vinyl grades VG.

3) John Handy The Second John Handy Album, an original mono pressing on Columbia from 1966.
Jacket has no seam splits, stains or ring wear but does have storage and minor edge wear and grades VG/VG+. There is a name in pen on the back cover.
Vinyl grades VG/VG+.

4) The Art Ensemble of Chicago Fanfare for the Warriors, an original pressing on Atlantic from 1974.
Jacket has no seam splits, stains or ring wear but does have some surface wear and grades VG+. There is a name in pen on the back cover.
Glossy vinyl grades VG+/VG++.

5) George Russell The Outer View, an original mono pressing on Riverside from 1963.
Jacket has completely split and is in 2 pieces and is in poor condion. Glossy vinyl grades VG+.

6) Mose Allison Retrospective, a 1970s pressing on Columbia.
Jacket has some seam splitting om the bottom edge, storage/surface and edge wear grades G. Vinyl grades VG/VG+. There is a name in pen on 1 label.

7) Jimmy Woods Awakening, an original mono pressing on Contemporary from 1962.
Jacket has completely split and is in 2 pieces and grades Fair. Vinyl grades VG.

8) Charles Mingus Ah Um, an original mono "6 eye" pressing on Columbia from 1959.
Jacket's top edge has completely split, bottom edge has a 6" split starting from the opening. Jacket grades Fair. Vinyl grades G.

9) Charles Mingus Right Now, an original stereo pressing on Fantasy from 1966.
Jacket's top edge has almost completely split, bottom edge has a 7" split starting from the opening. Jacket grades G. There is a name in pen on the back cover. Vinyl grades VG++.

10) Charles Mingus Town Hall Concert, an original mono pressing on United Artists Jazz from 1963.
Textured jacket has a small seam split on the spine and some edge wear but no stains or ring wear and grades about VG+. Vinyl grades VG.

11) Bobby Timmons The Soul Man, an original mono pressing on Prestige from 1967.
Jacket's top and bottom edges have completely split and jacket has some light storage wear and soiling. Jacket grades G. There is a name in pen on the back cover. Vinyl grades G/VG.

12) Miles Davis Someday My Prince Will Come, an original stereo pressing on Columbia from 1961 although this is a mid 1960s "360 Sound" pressing.
Jacket has no ring wear but has some seam splitting/edge wear on the top edge and a small area of staining near the spine. Jacket grades about VG. There is a name in pen on the back cover. Vinyl grades VG.

I bought a large jazz collection recently, check out my other listings for more jazz records.

All LPs graded using the Goldmine grading standard and shipped in cardboard lp mailers. U.S. bidders choose from or Media Mail ($5.75) or Priority if desired. Canadian customers pay for Airmail ($7). Customers from all other countries pay for Airmail ($12-$19 depending on the country). I accept other forms of payment.

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