DONALD BYRD I'm Tryin' To Get Home BLUE NOTE LP NM STEREO new york, usa VG++
  $   40

 


$ 40 Sold For
Feb 13, 2016 Sold Date
Feb 7, 2016 Start Date
$   20 Start price
1 Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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DONALD BYRD "I'm Tryin' To Get Home"

with Stanley Turrentine, Herbie Hancock, Freddie Roach, Grant Green,, Grady Tate & others

big band & voices conducted by Coleridge Perkinson

original 1965 release / not a reissue


Blue Note Records /  BST 84188

stereo

blue & white label reads: "New York, USA."

label is not deep groove

"Van Gelder" imprinted on deadwax

original Blue Note inner sleeve 



Cover: VG++ 

 no seam splits

minimal cover wear


Vinyl: VG++

no scratches or marks

several hairlines show in bright LED light on both sides

vinyl plays well


several spindle marks on each label


International Buyers: DO NOT SEND PAYMENT UNTIL YOU RECEIVE INVOICE

I am an expert shipper. I will remove the inner sleeve and vinyl from the outer sleeve to prevent seam-splits in transit, and I will package the LP using a rigid mailer and reinforced cardboard. Being a collector myself, I understand the great importance of accurate product listings, professional packing, and fast shipping.

International customers are welcome!!!


International Mail $17
Canada $9

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I am a professional vinyl grader.  I am obsessive about grading. My customers are allowed to challenge my grading. All my records are guaranteed, and can always be returned -- NO QUESTIONS ASKED. 

Grading Scale: NM, VG++, VG+, VG, VG-, Good 

Domestic shipping is free via Media Mail, $8 Priority. International First Class Airmail is $17. Canada $9. 

INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS WHO DESIRE "TRACKING" PLEASE NOTE: WE RECOMMEND that you pay for USPS International Priority Mail OR International Express mail when making a payment in order to obtain tracking information, which is NOT available for First Class International shipments. The cost, of course, is higher.

  




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