Psych Prog LP Sale The Corporation s/t orig69

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Welcome to my Psych, Prog, Garage, Surf, Folk and Funk, and Oddball LP sale!! See my other ads for more strange and exotic LPs!... This is for The Corporation self titled stereo LP on original US issue Capitol Records 1969...The jacket has some minor storage and ring wear,and the start of a seam split on the left side center!, But overall in very good condition......The Vinyl has A LOT of small storage scuffs and or scratches - this may have been stored without a inner sleeve prior to purchase by my friend.. but I did do a play test- and it played FLAWLESSLY!- those scratches are simply very very light, but numerous! But I do rate visually, and this would rate a Good, but played mint minus!!!.....I use Goldmine Magazine's strict guidelines for grading records...This is part of a collector's hell- he would buy the LPs used, put the jacket in a poly outer sleeve, and place the LP in a poly lined inner sleeve, then store it, NEVER playing it!!!.If it was sealed, he never openned it!!!...Mailed in a special Hard cardboard LP mailer for the safest ride to your house...I will combine auction wins to save you postage, but please let me know, and multiple purchases in the USA will ALL GO INSURED...Overseas buyers have the option for registration.. Also I do want to MOVE these out of here, so please complete all the combined auctions in a 2 week period, if possible...Overseas buyers please note that many countries have a 4 pound MAXIMUM on air mail packages, so there is a 4 to 5 LP limit on each shipment. And luckily NO packages have been lost via airmail overseas. Please check the US Post Office internet for postage costs and policies...Personnel: KENNETH BERDOLL bs, vcls A JOHN KONDOS gtr, keyb'ds, flute A NICK KONDOS drms, vcls A PATRICK McCARTHY keyb'ds, trombone A DANIEL VINCENT PEIL vcls A GERARD JON SMITH ld gtr, vcls A ALBUMS: 1(A) THE CORPORATION (Capitol ST-175) Feb 1969 Formed in Milwaukee in 1968 at Cudahy's Galaxy Club where the Kondos brothers joined up with members of an outfit called Eastern Mean Time. Some months later they were heard by Capitol reps at another club The Bastille, which the band had bought into. With a contract for an album the band journeyed to Detroit to record at Terra Shirma studios with producer John Rhys. Released in February 1969, the LP is notable for the side-long psychedelic rework of John Coltrane's India. All tracks on Side One were group compositions. It was successful in several regions (No. 3 in Milwaukee) but only rose to No. 197 in the national charts. The group made more recordings but a deal for a second Capitol album fell through and this material was eventually spread across two LPs released by the band on Age Of Aquarius, a Cuca custom label. Compilation appearances include: Yes I Know on Sixties Archive Vol. 8 (CD). (Vernon Joynson/Max Waller/Stephane Rebeschini/Gary Myers) ....Songs:I Want To Get Out Of My Grave, Ring That Bell, Smile, Highway, Drifting, India.....