Weird Al Yankovic, California Raisins & The Blues Brothers Vinyl LP Record Lot

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Weird Al Yankovic, California Raisins, and
The Blue Brothers LP Vinyl Record Lot

Description
Up for sale is a lot of three vintage vinyl LPs.
All three of these records had been sitting inside of an open cabinet for the past few decades (since the eighties, more or less) collecting quite a bit of dust on them. I've only come across them recently and started cleaning their album covers up for the purpose of this sale. The vinyl records themselves, however, remain as-is with surface scratches from previous use, etc.

Included in this lot is "Weird" Al Yankovic's Polka Party, The California Raisins, and The Blues Brothers' Briefcase Full of Blues.

The "Weird" Al Yankovic Polka Party ! album has some minor wear and tear along the spline of the album, more or less in the center, just a bit to the right of the name of the album printed on the side and the inner record sleeve has some wear and tear on it as well, but can still house the vinyl record itself without any issues.
This record was published by Rock 'N' Roll Records in 1986 and distributed
by CBS with a
catalog number of 40520 on the record sleeve, but on the vinyl record itself it's listed as Z 40520 and AL 40520.

The track listings are as follows...
Side 1 Living With A Hernia (3:18)
Dog Eat Dog (3:42)
Addicted To Spuds
(3:49)
One Of Those Days (3:16)
Polka Party ! (3:12)
Side 2 Here's Johnny (3:22)
Don't Wear Those Shoes (3:35)
Toothless People (3:22)
Good Enough For Now (3:02)
Christmas At Ground Zero (3:08)
Another thing that's interesting about this album is that Rick Derringer produced it and there are inscriptions that can be seen when the record is held up to the light at along the innermost grooves. These inscriptions read:
"P (AP) PAL 40520-1A Polka 'Til You Puke" on Side 1 and "P (AP) PBL 40520-1A Where's My Liquid Paper?" on Side 2


The California Raisins album also has some wear and tear along the spline right where the artist name is, which virtually obscures part of the name. There is also some wear at the top of the record album and on the corners, but it is only minor.

The catalog number for this record is SL 9706 and it is manufactured and
distributed by Priority Records in 1987.

This album does not list any run times on the song tracks.
The track listings are as follows...
Side 1
I Heard It Through The Grapevine
Lean On Me

Stand By Me
You Can't Hurry Love

Heartbreak Hotel

Side 2 La Bamba
Respect

When A Man Loves A Woman
Sweet, Delicious & Marvelous
Mony, Mony

There are some impression marks on the face of this album, along with some minor creases throughout it.

Perhaps the strangest thing about this album is that there are no lyrics printed on the inner sleeve. Instead, they are printed on what appears to be a cover artwork insert for a cassette tape. I'm not exactly sure why this is, but I'm pretty sure that this mini fold out is what originally came with this album. The inner record sleeve itself is just a plain white sleeve with some minor yellowing on it.
There is an inscription that can be seen on the innermost groove of the album which reads: "SL2-9706-1A G1"


The Blues Brothers
Briefcase Full of Blues album is has a catalog number of SD 19217 and is distributed by Atlantic Recording Corporation; a Warner Communications Company, and was released in
1978 in Stereo. There's also a sticker on the back of the album which states that this record was:
"Manufactured By Columbia House Under License"

The track listing on this record is as follows:
Side One
Opening: I Can't
Turn You Loose (1:17)

Hey Bartender (2:46)

Messin' With The Kid (2:46)

(I Got Every Thing I
Need) Almost (2:36)

Rubber Biscuit (2:41)

Shot Gun Blues (5:13)

Side Two
Groove Me (3:32)

I Don't Know (4:07)

Soul Man (2:54)
"B" Movie Box Car Blues (3:57)
Flip, Flop & Fly (3:35)
Closing: I Can't Turn You Loose (0:28)

There is some minor creasing on the album sleeve along with some yellowing and/or dust spots that wouldn't come out so easily with an
alcohol wipe.
There are also some visible scratches on this record from previous use and there is an inscription on it located on the inner most groove which reads: "ST-A-784191-ORC-1 PT-1"

I'm pretty sure these records will have some value to the right collector out there, so make me a reasonable offer and this lot can be yours for less than the
asking price.

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