NEGRO FOLK MUSIC OF ALABAMA SPIRITUALS Folkways RARE LP

$ 34

$ 34 Sold For

Jan 25, 2011 Sold Date

Jan 18, 2011 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

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Description

NEGRO FOLK MUSIC OF ALABAMA -- VOLUME V: SPIRITUALS
Recorded in Alabama by Harold Courlander

1950 Copyright US Mono Record
(as stated on label)
Ethnic Folkways Library
Folkways Records
P 473

Field recordings of Negro Spirituals sung by Dock Reed and Vera Hall Ward

Vinyl looks and plays VG+
with occasional slight surface noise

Labels show a little fading

Very thick double pocket cardboard Jacket is VG+
with
3/4" top edge seam split
moderate bottom edge wear
(no other seam splits)
small thin light stain on bottom left
very slight scar on top left corner
original store price sticker on back
(see photos for details)

VG+ 8-page insert with lyrics and notes
(insert states 1956 copyright and FE 4473 album number)

Songs include:
Noah, Noah; Troubled; Somebody's Talking; Morning Train; Death is Awful;
Mt. Zion; Travelling Shoes; Let Me Ride; Heaven

THIS ORIGINAL FOLKWAYS LP IS VERY RARE -- NOT LISTED ON EBAY OR GEMM.COM!!

I show the worst of the used labels in the photo

Every vinyl disc comes in a paper (or occasionally plastic) inner sleeve

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I play each used LP (unless noted) and grade according to GOLDMINE STANDARDS:

(my additions are in italics)

SS: Still Sealed—in factory-fresh condition.

M: Mint—perfect, factory-fresh but opened.

M- (or NM): Mint Minus or Near Mint—a near perfect record. M- records are shiny, with no visible defects. Writing, stickers, spindle marks, or other markings cannot appear on the label. M- jackets have no creases, ring wear or seam splits of any kind.

VG+ (or EX): Very Good Plus or Excellent—only superficial signs of use that don’t affect play. May show some slight signs of wear, including light scuffs/very light scratches that do not affect listening experience. (May have some light surface noise in quiet passages). VG+ jackets may have very light ring wear or discoloration, barely noticeable. May have some very minor seam wear or a split ( 2” long or less). Could have cut-out or similar markings.

VG: Very Good—a used, reasonable copy. Can have light scratches deep enough to feel with a fingernail. Has surface noise which doesn’t overpower the music. Some scratches may be audible. Label can have minor writing, tape or sticker. VG jackets have obvious ring wear, but not overwhelming; more creases visible. Seam splitting more obvious; it may appear on all three sides, though it won’t be obvious upon looking. Someone might have written on it or stamped a price tag on it.

VG-: Very Good Minus—significant wear and marks and usually quite noticeable surface noise.

G+: Good Plus—In the record world, “Good” is not good! From here on down (Fair, Poor), we’re talking about beat-up records.

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