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- 12" 78RPM ACETATE (metal disc)
BING CROSBY & PEGGY LEE
WATERMELON WEATHER &
THE MOON CAME UP WITH A GREAT IDEA
1952 Decca L 6798 / L 6769
Vic Schoen; Hoagy Carmichael; Paul Francis Webster; Jimmy Van Heusen; Johnny Burke
condition: VG to VG+ music is very loud & strong with very light background hiss.
This was released on 78 & 45 on Decca 27830
BELOW IS SOME INFO I FOUND ON HIM.
Jerry Lawrence, early radio and television quiz show host, disc jockey and announcer of such shows as "Truth or Consequences
Born in Rochester, N.Y., and brought up in Long Beach, Calif., Lawrence developed his radio career in the 1930s at New York City radio stations WOR, WNEW and the CBS network. During World Was II he was recognized for hosting the music and interview show "Moonlight Savings Time," broadcast to troop ships and war industry workers from 2:30 a.m. to 5 a.m. As a disc jockey, he promoted the music of a young singer named Frank Sinatra and was an early announcer on "The Frank Sinatra Show" in 1944.
Lawrence returned to the Los Angeles area in 1945 and worked in radio and early television at KTLA, KCOP and KFWB. He hosted CBS' "The Spade Cooley Show" featuring the orchestra leader in 1951, and helped develop local quiz shows, including "Play Marco" for KTLA. He was an announcer for television's popular game show "Truth or Consequences" when it was hosted by Jack Bailey on NBC in 1954 and 1955.
As an actor, Lawrence made guest appearances on such television series as "Dragnet" and "The Donna Reed Show" and had small parts in the 1953 suspense film "The Hitch-Hiker" starring Edmond O'Brien and 1961's "X-15" with Charles Bronson.
ACETATES & TRANSCRIPTION
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NM: Near Mint. Record and cover appear virtually unmarked. Cover still in shrink.
VG++: A hair under near mint may have only a couple of very insignificant surface only lines that should not affect sound.
Cover out of shrink otherwise close to perfect.
VG+: Used but not abused. Some surface lines. Will likely have some relatively slight audible mperfections.
Some normal cover wear.
VG: There will be visual imperfections and some audible ones . May be a number of surface only lines or there might be a
small scratch but not one that repeats, Cover will be worn or have some kind of defect. In this condition flaws will be pictured
or noted.
VG-: Usually the lowest rating I will list an LP at. Same as VG but defects are more pronounced. May have more than 1 scratch
but still not one that repeats. This record will still be enjoyable but there will almost definitely be background sound. I have
sold many rare 78s and older acetates at this grade and buyers have almost always been pleased. In this condition flaws will
be pictured or noted.
G+: There may be skips or some other major defect or the background sound is so loud that listening might be a chore.
Covers will have major defects that need to be stated.
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HOW I PACK FOR LPs FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING
To keep the price of international shipping of 1 LP at $15.00 I don’t charge for packaging costs but I need to keep the weight within 1lb. I use professional Lp mailers & in addition I usually use a light but hard foam stiffener. Sometimes I will use 1 piece of cardbord. I take the record out of the jacket if there is a possibility it might split. I don't recall ever having any problems shipping this way. If you would like me to ship differently you must contact me before you pay so I can invoice you for any extras costs.
100% ACCURACY IN GRADING RECORDS IS A JOB FOR SUPERMAN!
At times defects will show up differently on different players. For instance,
depending on the weight that a tone arm is set at or the quality of the stylus
what is just a pop on one player can sometimes be a skip on another
SO IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM, BEFORE RATING ME ,
Because although I may not be Superman, I'm certainly not Lex Luther.
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