GRANZ, FARLOW & THE AMERICAN RECORDING SOCIETY - The JAZZ SCENE - ARS G-419 RAR
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$ 25 Sold For
Jan 23, 2015 Sold Date
Jan 16, 2015 Start Date
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9   Number Of Bids
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GRANZ, FARLOW & THE AMERICAN RECORDING SOCIETY - The JAZZ SCENE - ARS G-419  RARE LP Condition NM on the vinyl, nothing but incredible sounding Jazz one after another. label both sides NM, Jacket a little wavy no seem splits the spine is split. VG the art work is EX ...the back cover is yellowing. final grade VG 


I borrowed this comment of the web from the Jazz Collector. "Granz did the deal with ARS to try to expose jazz to a wider audience of non-jazz fans who had a record club subscription and might try out a jazz record. Apparently there were also some scholarship funds as well. At first he would issue unreleased masters to ARS that wouldn't compete with his Verve issues. Then he also issued some Verve titles, including the Swinging Guitar. The reason Dan asked was that he listened to the ARS recording and said the quality of the sound was far superior to the Verve issue. What does that mean? For me it’s another item on the want list, looking for the ARS version of The Swinging Guitar so I can compare it to the original Verve pressing I have in my collection."

 MINT (abbreviated as "M") ... A mint record should appear to have just left the manufacturer without any handling.
-NEAR MINT (abbreviated as "NM") ,,, A Near Mint record appears Mint but has one or two tiny, inconsequential flaws that do not affect the play.
-VERY GOOD PLUS (abbreviated as "VG+") ... A Very Good Plus record has been handled and played either infrequently or very carefully (this grade is sometimes referred to as "Excellent").
-VERY GOOD (abbreviated as "VG") ... A Very Good record will display visible signs of handling and playing, such as loss of vinyl luster, light surface scratches, groove wear, and spindle trails from countless spins on the turntable. May have audible surface noise.
-GOOD (abbreviated as "G") ... A Good record has been well-played with any number of defects that collectors normally shy away from. However, a Good record should still be playable and listen-able!
-FAIR (abbreviated as "F") ... A Fair record is any record or cover that does not qualify for a "Good" grading.


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