Stevie Wonder Greatest Hits Vol. 2 Tamla, T313L, Vinyl, Play-Tested (NM-)

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Stevie Wonder's second hits collection, gathering together his singles from 1968 to 1971, traces his development into a virtuoso talent, from upbeat Motown numbers like "For Once in My Life" to the emergence of Wonder's own style in songs like "Never Dreamed You'd Leave in Summer" and "If You Really Love Me." Along the way, he demonstrates an amazingly broad pop sensibility that allows him to handle soul, pop/rock, and ballads, all with equal ease. And, of course, the remarkable thing is that this set was obsolete the day it came out, the summing up of what turned out to be only the first phase of Wonder's remarkable career. This album has been superseded by the Looking Back compilation.

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Grading and Description Below

Please read entire item description below before bidding/buying impulsively, as there may be a specific mention of detail or wear on the vinyl or cover that you may not have had the time to read about, yet, I have described.  I test my records by playing them completely through unless NM or Sealed (in order to protect their quality) before listing. I do not get dissuaded by surface scratches on albums, that does not mean the Album skips so please be comfortable if you receive one from me with them - as the records are previously owned.

If you are unhappy, I offer a return period. I also encourage you to contact me via email if you find the record is not as I represented. The grading itself is sometimes subjective though I have tried hard to use some type of standard.  The detailed grading I use is Goldmine Standard/eBay Standard.

Description:  The vinyl is as smooth as Stevie's voice.  I did not find any surface markings thus spot checked the album.  The cover is still in open shrink.  There is a price tag and a little bit of writing on the back of the cover but all is on top of shrink thus are not permanent.

Grading:  (NM-) -  Record has more than likely never been played, and the vinyl will play perfectly, with no imperfections during playback.  No record is ever truly perfect; however, it should show no obvious signs of wear.