Julius Watkins Sextet 10" Blue Note Records Lexington Ave (BLP 5053) RARE Album
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For auction with no reserve one copy "Julius Watkins Sextet" 10" Blue Note Records Lexington Ave RARE Jazz Album.
Blue Note BLP 5053 with 767 Lexington Ave. address on label.
Vinyl grades Good plus to Very Good minus by sight and somewhat by sound. I played it on a custom El Cheapo turntable I keep for just such occasions and it played through no problems and music comes through clearly albeit among numerous pops and clicks. The worst scratch is on track one side two but it plays right through with no issues other than a pop each time.
Jacket looks decent with about average wear or maybe even a little less, starting to split from age on the bottom just a little. The photo of the vinyl is especially high resolution and by mousing over with zoom you might get a really good look at it.
More bang for the buck with this lower grade but acceptable copy. This record if in premium condition would sell in the $300 range, we are priced to sell here with a starting bid at only 10% of that price and no reserve. If you bid at all you will have a very good chance of winning, so don't be shy.
Tracks: Linda Delia, Perpetuation, I Have Known, Leete.
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Grading of LP record albums:
Mint: Not part of our vocabulary in general, but would refer to a sealed unopened record.
Near Mint: Looks brand new.
Near Mint minus: Perhaps one or two tiny blemishes.
Very Fine plus: Very close to new, appears to have been played possibly two or three times.
Very Fine: Still close to new and only slightly used, a few faint marks or sleeve scratches. Only if the music level is soft is it possible to hear a hint of surface static.
Very Fine minus: Surface blemishes no worse than for VF but a few more of them.
Very Good plus: Light scratches possible but nothing even close to bad.
Very Good: May have a number of light scratches but still nothing bad. Moderate surface static can generally be heard during the music but does not interfere with it. note: Few record albums made in the 50's or 60's actually play any better than VG or VG+ regardless of their appearance.
Very Good minus: The surface noise rivals the music but does not exceed it.
Good plus: No awful scratches but will have a lot of them. Surface noise has overtaken the music.
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