MARTY PAICH ART PEPPER The Broadway Bit WB 1296 DG ORIG JAZZ LP RARE NICE

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Dec 10, 2016 Sold Date

Dec 5, 2016 Start Date

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MARTY PAICH~ART PEPPER The Broadway Bit WB 1296 DG ORIG JAZZ LP RARE NICE

(VISUAL GRADING UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE. PLEASE, IF THE LP DOESN'T MEET YOUR EXPECTATIONS PLEASE LET ME KNOW.........THANK YOU)

MARTY PAICH - THE BROADWAY BIT, Warner Brothers W 1296, mono, deep groove pressing.
The musicians on this 1959 recording are Frank Beach (trumpet), Stu Williamson (trumpet, valve trombone), Bob Enevoldsen (valve trombone, tenor sax), Vince DeRosa (french horn), Art Pepper (alto sax), Bill Perkins (tenor sax), Jimmy Giuffre (baritone sax, clarinet), Marty Paich (piano), Scott LaFaro (bass), Mel Lewis (drums), Victor Feldman (vibes). Condition of record is VG++, really nice with a couple of light surface scuffs, no scratches, an awesome copy. Jacket shows slight overall wear with no splits, just some light rubbing and light aging, a pretty nice cover that should be framed.................SEE PICS.

IT COMES WITH THE ORIGINAL WB INNER SLEEVE.
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Grading:

Mint (M):
Absolutely perfect in every way. This is a grade that won’t normally be used unless the record is still sealed.

Near Mint (NM or M-):
A record that looks and plays like new. The cover may show only light wear with minor scuffing and/or edgewear. The cover will have no seam splits, folds, or cut-out holes.

Excellent (EX):
The record won’t be perfect and may show minimal signs of use. This is a record that may have been played and enjoyed, but was handled with care. The cover may have light scuffing and/or edgewear, minimal creasing, promotional stickers/writing and/or cut-out bin indications such as small punch-holes, small cut corners, etc. that will take the cover out of being NM.

Very Good Plus (VG+):
The record, while not flawless, will show light usage and may have some mild scuffing and/or fine surface hairlines. Any visible blemishes should have minimal impact on play quality. There may be light surface noise present at quiet portions or between tracks. This is a record that should satisfy all but the most strict of collectors. The cover may have some scuffing and/or edgewear, minimal creasing, promotional stickers/writing and/or cut-out bin indications such as small punch-holes, small splits, small cut corners, etc. that will take the cover out of being EX.

Very Good (VG):
This record will show more signs of wear and surface noise will more than likely be present, but the record should play thru without any skipping or repeating. In some cases a good cleaning may raise the condition to the next higher level. The cover defects will be more pronounced, but will not detract from the overall appearance.

Good (G):
The record will have even more wear with significant surface noise, scratches, and possible groove wear. Any LP in this grade will have most of, if not all, the blemishes mentioned in the ad (vinyl and cover both).

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