RAY BROWN & THE WHISPERS Headin For The Top Aust 1966 on Calendar Label
A$
50
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33
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Description
RAY BROWN & THE WHISPERS Headin For The Top Aust 1966 on Calendar Label
A great original Aust Soul/Beat Album
Vinyl visual description: EX excellent, a lovely gloss, some light surface marks
Vinyl Playing description: Side 1 plays VG with some surface noise. Side two plays +VG. Does not play as good as it looks but still sounds and plays fine.
Cover: worn cover, tear on front cover, wear along the edges and opening edge, still looks attractive and see photos.
Labels: excellent - clear with no damage and only a little spindle wear on side 2
Calendar made in Australia Catalogue # R66-49
Format: LP(12") 33 RPM vinyl record
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Postage- Record will be packaged outside/next to cover to avoid ring impression to cover during transit, new plastic cover included
- I am not responsible for any item lost or damaged by Australia Post and am pleased to arrange insurance if required, just ask
- Postage costs shown are for within Australia
- Overseas postage will be the actual cost plus insurance and enquire first before bidding
Payment
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RECORD DESCRIPTION USED
(inspected directly under a 100 light and fully played to describe how it actually plays)
Visual Description
MINT: new appearance, no visible marking, scuffing or scratches
EX: excellent appearance, clean glossy surface, possible some very light surface marks only
VG: very good appearance, clean surface, minimal surface marks, nothing serious
G: good appearance, more surface marks, possibly some more serious
Playing Grading
EX: plays excellent, slight noise at the start is allowable & a few crackles/pops with the remainder excellent
VG: very good, only occasionally surface noise, not continuous, +VG used when not quite good enough for EX
G: more continuous surface noise, especially in quite sections of music and between tracks, but not bad as to make
the music unemployable, may also have "nasty little scratch"
causing popping on some tracks
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