Curtis Anderson-The Hardest Part-Modern Soul-Hear Clip
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No Reserve. Curtis Anderson on Brown Bag BB5651. The Hardest Part (Vocal)/The Hardest Part (Inst). stereo original. "MASTERED BY CAPITOL" is machined in the deadwax. Produced and arranged by George Tobin. M- condition. The sound clip and photo scans of this record are the same ones for all the copies. All are guaranteed to be at least equal in quality to it, if there are any flaws ie. slight sorage warp, than I will make note of it.
I've been asked about these stock copies of this Curtis Anderson 45 in the past, when I've auctioned off several copies. So here's the scoop; I purchased a large quantity (approximately 15,000) 45's from a former record dealer. This was all of his dead stock. He hadn't sold any in over 10 years. There were many excellent records in there, included were 27 stock copies of this 45. He apparently couldn't even give them away over here when he was a vendor.
I've auctioned 5 of them on Ebay and sold one privately. I'm now selling the remaining copies, minus 1 that I'm keeping for myself. I'll place 4 or 5 a week on auction, no reserve, until I've sold the remaining 20 (Currently 17 remain as there was one deadbeat bidder). I guarantee this record's authenticity or your money back including all postage. This is my entire stock of this 45. When they are gone...They're Gone! I'm keeping only one copy for myself. I have no more and don't expect to see any more.
I require that you have at least a 5 feedback to bid on these and be registered with PayPal, otherwise you will need to contact me in advance, or your bid may be cancelled. I will not accept offers on these.
Hear Clip: The Hardest Part
Mint- (M-) Almost New. Might have a slight paper scuff or hairline. Plays, with no noise that is due to visible imperfections. Highest grade I use.
Very Good++ (Vg++) Very Clean Records, Well taken care of. Some light scuffs and hairlines, a few light marks. Plays extremely well.
Very Good+ (Vg+) Well taken care of. A few scuffs, possibly a few light scratches and marks. Minimum of distracting noise.
Very Good (Vg) Not especially well taken care of, but not abused either. Light scratches, scuffs and marks. Plays with some background noise but is still enjoyable and collectible. Some gloss. Probably not kept in sleeve.
Very Good- (Vg-) Light scratches, scuffs and marks which are more numerous than Vg. A bit more noise. Not much gloss.
Good+ (G+) Light to moderate scratches and marks, dirtier looking with little or no gloss. Plays through with moderate noise, distracting to some, but below level of music. May not be good enough for Dee Jaying.
Good (G) Still plays through without jumps or skips. Noise approaching, but still below level of music. Probably has seen some some time on floor, and I don't mean dance floor.
Poor-Fair- Excellent sanding disc.
If a records audio differs substantially from it visual grade, I will note this. I find it interesting that some dealers frequently claim that their Good or Vg records play Mint! They must have magic needles. Personally, I find that if a record has marks or scratches, they are almost always audible to some degree and although the record may still sound great, it hardly plays perfectly!
e © AP6.0 On May-23-05 at 08:36:14 PDT, seller added the following information:
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