1983 OLIVER CHEATHAM Get Down Saturday Night Something About You 45RPM Single LP

$

30

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We purchased a very large classical and jazz album collection from a former DJ for a local Atlanta area radio station, WBLJ in Dalton, GA, back in the 1950s-1970s awhile back.  We bought the collection for the jazz albums, but never got around to listing the classical albums.  Almost every album is a radio station promo and they are almost all in exceptional condition with jet black vinyl and many look like they could've been pressed yesterday.  We'll be listing them individually and in lots over the coming weeks since it will take awhile to list well over 1,000 albums.  If classical vinyl is your thing, feel free to add us to your favorite sellers list and check out our inventory as we add more as often as time permits.

Promo albums were among the very first albums to be pressed by the manufacturer, after test albums.  These albums were distributed to radio stations to play and promote the album prior to release for sale to consumers.  As most record aficionados know, the earlier the pressing, the better the sound quality.

Now onto the item for sale.

For sale is a copy of Oliver Cheatham: Get Down Saturday Night/Something About You 45 RPM 12" single LP released by MCA Records in the U.K. in 1983.

PLEASE NOTE: We do not play test albums, as that would take us a lifetime to do for thousands of albums.  We give a visual description and estimated grade of the vinyl.  Please see the pictures above for an idea of the condition of the labels, sleeves and album cover or box, if a box set.  If there are any condition issues that you can't see, such as seam splits, scratches or spots on the vinyl, we will indicate that in the description.

 The vinyl on the album only as a few really light scratches in the playing area on each side, but could use a quick cleaning.

In addition to the few really light scratches on each, there are a small number of light prints, smudges and marks that we see sometimes on vinyl.  They will certainly come off with a proper cleaning, such as an ultrasonic cleaning.  There are plenty of sites online as well that show you how to properly clean vinyl without an ultrasonic cleaning machine.  We'd estimate this album to be in very good plus to excellent condition after a proper cleaning.

The labels are very clean and in excellent to near mint condition with the exception of a previous owner thinking it would be good idea to write his name on one of the labels in black marker pen.

The sleeve is in excellent condition with no seam splits.

The cover is in very good condition with no seam splits, but unfortunately, a previous owner put a piece of scotch tape across the middle of the opening at some point.

This album will be shipped in a cardboard album box via media mail with the USPS.

Thanks for looking and God bless!