He Really Digs Jazz PETTY PIn Up art Esquire Big Band Vinyl Record 1956
$
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Description
This lot is for a 12" vinyl record "MUSIC FOR THE BOY FRIEND - HE REALLY DIGS JAZZ". It was released in 1956 under the Decca Record label, #DL-8314.
The cover art on the record jacket is by George Petty, the famous pin-up artist of sexy, semi-nude models popular in the 1940's-1950's.
Both the record and record jacket are in very good condition. I only see a few very small surface scratches on the record. The record jacket would have been in excellent condition were it not for a small 2 1/4" wrinkle on the cover that appears to be a manufacturing error (located at the lower left-hand area near the spine. All the seams of the jacket are intact (not split).
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The song tracks on the record are:
A1–Tommy Dorsey's Clambake Seven / “Mr. Freddie Blues”
A2–Tommy Dorsey's Clambake Seven / “The Dirty Dozens”
A3–Tommy Dorsey's Clambake Seven / “Trouble In Mind”
A4–Tommy Dorsey's Clambake Seven / “The Honeydripper”
A5–Woody Herman's Woodchoppers / “South”
A6–Woody Herman's Woodchoppers / “Fan It”
B1–John Graas Ensemble / “Laura”
B2–John Graas Ensemble / “Mulliganesque”
B3–Woody Herman And Orchestra / “I've Got You Under My Skin”
B4–Woody Herman And Orchestra / “Basie's Basement”
On Jan-26-21 at 06:30:51 PST, seller added the following information:
Just noticed that there is a 2" tear in the middle of the seam by the spine
of the record jacket.
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