Curtis Counce Quintet Exploring The Future Dooto DTL-247 DG 1st VG
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I will be listing some rare jazz and blues records from single collection over the next few weeks. Look out for my other listings of vintage Blue Note, Riverside, Contemporary, Pacific Jazz, Prestige, Savoy, Verve, Impulse, etc.
The Curtis Counce Quintet Exploring The Future (Dooto DTL-247) Extra rare, original first deep-groove pressing, with yellow and blue labels. This is a rare late 50's quintet date and one of only a few led by bassist Curtis Counce, joined here by the great pianist and composer, Elmo Hope, and tenor saxophonist Harold Land. The unique compositions by Hope set this record apart. There are but a few rare original pressings of this record so don't sleep on this one.
Record notes: Strong VG/VG+ A few marks lowers the grade, but over 90% of the record plays better than VG+. Shiny, glossy and clean vinyl and labels.
Cover notes: Famously kitschy cover, laminated high gloss on heavy board, presents beautifully. Spine and bottom seam are solid but for a little flaking, with fully split top seam.
Record grading: M (Mint): This record will be unplayed, and typically unopened unless otherwise noted. NM (Near Mint): This record will have little to no signs of handling or play. EX (Excellent): This record will have very few visual imperfections that will have little to no affect on sound. VG+ (Very Good plus): This record will have few visual imperfections with minor affect on sound. VG (Very Good): The record will have visual imperfections resulting in light surface noise and/or background noise. VG- (Very Good minus): The record will have will have numerous visual imperfections resulting in surface noise and/or background noise. G (Good): The record will have heavy wear, with very apparent surface and background noise. A plus or minus may be given, if notable.
Cover grade: No grade is provided. Refer to notes and photos for details.
Shipping: All records will be shipped in a sturdy, reinforced cardboard box mailer, with record and cover protected in plastic sleeve. Standard shipping will be via USPS media mail, at cost of $4.00. Priority mail also available, at cost of $10.00. Save on combined shipping when additional records are purchased. For additional records, $1.00 will be added to initial shipping cost.
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