1969 The Cowsills in Concert "AUTOGRAPHED" MGM Records SE-4619 Record Near Mint

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The Cowsills In Concert, 1969 MGM SE-4619 Stereo.

THIS RECORD IS AUTOGRAPHED BY PAUL COWSILL, BARRY COWSILL,

BOB COWSILL, SUE COWSILL & BARBARA COWSILL. TWO OF THE SIGNERS BARRY & BARBARA COWSILL ARE NOW DECEASED.

I believe this album was signed in 1970 or 1971 after John Cowsill was fired from the band in 1969 by his father Bud Cowsill. 

This album would make a great addition to any collection.   

Record: Near Mint: I would say this is mint however there are very, very, minor scuff marks that can be barely seen under intense light. No spindle wear, labels are perfect and bright. Super LP.

Cover: Very Good Plus: Hype sticker on the front,  very light ring wear and edge wear. No seam splits or tears. 

Inner Sleeve: Original MGM, some seam splits & minor writing on the sleeve.

Inserts:  None

 ALL VINYL RECORD GRADING IS BASED ON VISUAL INSPECTION

A vinyl sound recording according to many collectors has two important components: visual and audio. Grading is a matter of personal interpretation and opinion. My goal is to give you the most accurate visual assessment of each record I post. As a long time collector I will grade a record the same way I would evaluate it if I was buying it for myself.

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Brief Overview of Industry Grading Standards that I utilize:

SS: Still Sealed, sealed at factory and never opened.

M: Mint, Perfection, no flaws, defects, marks or otherwise indications of being handled or played.

NM or M-: Near mint or mint minus. The vinyl is virtually flawless, bright and shiny. A very minor, barely visible scuff or two may be permitted, but no scratches.

E or VG++: Excellent or Very Good. There can be possibly a hairline scratch or two but nothing that that is obvious or affects play. Vinyl is bright & shiny and label is clean & unmarked.

VG+: Very Good Plus. There will be some visible surface wear, very minor scratches and scuffs, but minimal impact on the sound quality. Vinyl & label may have minor imperfections, but otherwise clean.

VG: Very Good. Vinyl will have minor surface scratches or scuffs that will cause minor surface noise but do not overpower the music. No skips. Vinyl & label may be dull, grayish and have small tears. Label may have writing tape marks etc.

G: Good. Well played, dull, grayish vinyl with deep scratches and wears causing distracting surface noise. Labels may be significantly defaced or damaged.

F/P: Fair or Poor. There will be major surface noise, surface damage, deep scratches and skips.