CHARLIE MINGUS – PRE BIRD – MERCURY MG 20627 – MONO – M-/M-
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CHARLIE MINGUS – PRE BIRD – MERCURY MG 20627 – MONO – M-/M-
Recorded on May 24, 1960, this Mercury session features the following personnel: : Marcus Belgrave, Ted Curson, Hobart Dotson, Clark Terry, Richard Williams (tp) Eddie Bert, Charles Greenlee, Slide Hampton, Jimmy Knepper (tb) Don Butterfield (tu) Harry Schulmann (oboe) Robert Di Domenica (fl) Eric Dolphy (fl,as,b-cl) John LaPorta (cl,as) Bill Barron, Joe Farrell (ts) Yusef Lateef (ts,fl) Danny Bank (bar) Charles McCracken (cello) Sir Roland Hanna (p) Charles Mingus (b) Dannie Richmond (d) Sticks Evans, George Scott, Max Roach (perc-1) Gunther Schuller (cond-) SIDE 1: TAKE THRE “A” TRAIN; PRAYER FOR PASSIVE RESISTANCE; ECLIPSE; MINGUS FINGUS and WEIRD NIGHTMARE: SIDE 2: DO NOTHIN’ TILL YOU HEAR FROM ME/LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART; BEMOANABLE LADY and HALF PLAS INHIBITION. This a MONO recording.
I’ve graded the vinyl as M- as there are no marks on either surface. The surface still retains its original shine. There are a few light marks around the spindle hole on both sides, but no sign of wear. The record comes in its original sleeve. The record jacket was rated M- as there are no taped seam, nor are this there any sign of wear on the cover or the liner notes. There is the original “Inspected” stamp on the liner notes. If you have any questions, please email me and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Thanks.
PAYMENT & SHIPPING
Satisfaction guaranteed on item. I regret that the USPS has raised their prices. The LP will be well packed. Fully packed in a crush proof box, it weighs 1.10 pounds. Due to increased cost, I have to charge an additional $1.00 for packing in the crush proof box. Believe me, it’s worth it! The method of payment is PayPal. The LPwill be shipped either by Media Rate @ $3.17 or by Priority Mail @ $7.25 and up depending where you reside. Overseas bidders should consider First Class Package International. The cost to Europe and Asia begins at $22.75 in the crush proof box. It’s worth it! USPS has continued to hammer overseas shipping!
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