JAZZ coll. 18-LPs MULLIGAN Bechet MONK Brubeck MARY LOU Braxton BURTON Desmond
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JAZZ coll. 18-LPs MULLIGAN Bechet MONK Brubeck MARY LOU Braxton BURTON Desmond
Jazztone J 1213—Sidney Bechet/Omer Simeon: JAZZ À LA CREOLE
Mono, 1955. Surprising NM- condition, sleeve shows some age but no serious damage. Bechet (sop sax) w/Lil Armstrong (pno), Zutty Singleton (drums). Omer Simeon (cl) w/Sam Price (pno), Zutty Singleton (drums)
Contemporary Records C 3506—Lyle Murphy: 12-TONE COMPOSITIONS & ARRANGEMENTS
Mono, 1955. NM- condition, sleeve shows some wear and has been repaired. Musicians include Shelly Manne, Buddy Collette, Andre Previn.
World Pacific PJK 1201—Gerry Mulligan Quartet: CALIFORNIA CONCERTS
Mono, 1955. Lousy condition (VG-). I’m throwing it in the group ‘cause it’s just interesting.
Columbia CL 1690—Dave Brubeck Quartet: TIME FURTHER OUT
Mono, 1961. 6-eye red/black label. VG condition, sleeve VG+.
CORE 100—Various Artists: A JAZZ SALUTE TO FREEDOM
Released by The Congress for Racial Equality in 1963, 2 mono LPs, VG condition, sleeve very beat-up and split. Musicians include Adderly’s, Louis Armstrong, Basie, Belafonte, Miles, Eckstine, Ellington, Maynard, Getz, Diz, J.J. Charlie Parker, Bud Powell, Max Roach, Silver, Zoot, Art Tatum, Sarah, Dinah, more. All the cuts are from Roulette/Roost albums previously released.
Here’s a link about CORE and this LP.
Impulse A 9147—Pee Wee Russell & Oliver Nelson and his orchestra: SPIRIT OF ‘67
Stereo, 1972. VG++ condition, Cut-out sleeve shows a little wear and is split at bottom, original inner paper sleeve.
Impulse A 5—Oliver Nelson: THE BLUES AND THE ABSTRACT TRUTH
Stereo, 1972 reissue. VG condition, sleeve shows some shelf wear.
A&M Horizon SP 850—Paul Desmond Quartet LIVE
2 stereo discs, 1976. Records and sleeve both VG condition.
Pablo DeLuxe 2308 207—Count Basie Big Band: MONTREUX ‘77
Stereo, 1977. NM- condition, original inner paper sleeve.
Arista AL 5002—Anthony Braxton: THE MONTREUX/BERLIN CONCERTS
2 stereo discs, NM- condition, sleeve worn and damaged, 1977.
Pablo 2310 819—Mary Lou Williams: MY MAMA PINNED A ROSE ON ME
Stereo, 1978, VG+ condition.
Milestone M 47052—Thelonious Monk: THE RIVERSIDE TRIOS
2 stereo discs, VG condition. 1979.
Landmark LLP 1505—KRONOS QUARTET PLAYS MUSIC OF THELONIOUS MONK w/Ron Carter
Digital Stereo, NM condition 1985.
Atlantic 81823-1—Astor Piazzolla & Gary Burton: Suite for Vibraphone and New Tango Quintet
Stereo, NM condition, promo sleeve. 1987
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GRADING STANDARDS (based on Goldmine)
M (Mint): Perfect, used for sealed records.
NM (Near Mint): Apparently unplayed, with no signs of wear, or at most, one or two inconsequentilal flaws that don't affect play.
NM- (Near Mint Minus): Minor paper scuffs or flaws that are likely inaudible.
VG+ (Very Good Plus ): Record shows signs of careful use. Scuffs or light scratches are common but not very pronounced. Slight surface noise.
VG (Very Good): Visible light scratches or scuffs are more pronounced, evident surface noise. Noticeable groove wear that affects the sound.
VG- (Very Good Minus): A well-used but playable record. Still has a decent sound despite scratches, surface noise, groove wear.
G (Good): Record plays, but is probably only useful for reference. I hardly ever sell these unless it's a very rare item.
GRADING STANDARDS (78 RPM)
Same as above. Comments on surface lustre, edge chips, etc. will usually be included.
I usually grade visually, but I often listen to more valuable items. I try not to over-estimate the quality of a record, but mistakes are sometimes made, and people's opinions sometimes differ as to grading. I guarantee fairness and customer satisfaction, and will do everything possible to correct mistakes and issue refunds when justified.
811 (GS 7.0.9 (811))
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