JOHN COLTRANE: BLUE TRAIN: BLUE NOTE STEREO ORIGINAL
£
79
$
105
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Description
Original stereo blue note pressing. Note the 'stereo' sticker on the front cover. The matrix numbers are BNST 1577 A, and BNST 1577 B. The run out groove is inscribed 'RVG STEREO' plus an 'ear' symbol on both sides.
As can be seen from the pictures, the LP was originally bought from a record shop called 'Sinfonia' on the Champs-Elysees in Paris.
Unfortunately this LP has not been well looked after. I would not normally list an LP in less than 'very good' condition, but I think this one may be of particular interest to jazz collectors.
Vinyl is in 'good' condition (as per 'Record Collector' guide). It does not jump or stick, but there are quite a few scratches and surface marks and enough background surface noise to interfere with the listening experience. The sound quality of the music itself is still nice, other than the surface noise - it is not distorted and I can hear no damage to the grooves from overplaying etc. Still, you would definitely not want this as your main playing copy.
Sleeve in 'very good' condition. As you can see from the pictures, it is in nice condition front and back. The top and bottom edge are also in nice condition, but please note there is 7cm break through on the spine.
Postage
Number of LPs
UK (Royal Mail 1st class, or small parcel, or 2nd class signed for)
Europe (Royal Mail small packet air mail, or courier for 7-12)
USA
Rest of World (Royal Mail small packet air mail, or courier for 7-12)
1
4.00
8.00
16.00
11.00
2
4.00
9.50
19.00
13.50
3
4.00
10.50
22.50
15.50
4
7.00
11.50
25.00
17.50
5
7.00
12.50
28.00
19.00
6
7.00
13.00
29.00
19.00
Up to 12
10.00
17.00
35.00*
36.00*
* If cheaper, I will split this into two parcels.
On 07-Feb-21 at 18:10:19 GMT, seller added the following information:PLEASE NOTE: in response to a question from one potential buyer, I have added three extra photos of the spine and edges of the sleeve.
On the vinyl itself, in response to another question, there are a few small 'feelable' scratches, the largest of which is about 1cm in length, at right angles to the edge of the LP (i.e. pointing towards the centre label). There are a lot of other more superficial surface marks.
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