Blue Note BLP 7019 Albert Ammons Memorial Album - Boogie Woogie Classic - NM
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$ 20
Sold For
Jun 6, 2016
Sold Date
Jun 5, 2016
Start Date
1
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Switzerland
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Description
BLP 7019 Pete Johnson - Boogie Woogie Blues And Skiffle
Pete Johnson (piano) Ulysses Livingston (guitar -1,2,4,5) Abe Bolar (bass -1,2,4,5
Reeves Sound Studios, NYC, December 19, 1939
1. RS653-1 Vine Street Bustle 2. RS655-3 Some Day Blues 3. RS658-6 Holler Stomp 4. RS659-7 Barrelhouse Breakdown 5. RS660-8 Kansas City Farewell 6. RS662-10 You Don't Know My Mind ** part of Blue Note (F) BLP 1209.Original 1950ies USA mono, 10", Lexington Avenue on both labels and cover, ear on both sides, flat edge
Condition: Cover: VG++ - beautiful condition Vinyl: VG+ / VG++ - some signs of use on one side
Beautiful, clear, strong mono sound - a lot of dynamics and bass - full pleasure ! Records are cleaned. Fitted with new inner and outer sleeves. Playgraded with Ortofon MONO - pick-up. Early Jazz records played with Mono pick-up have mostly NO surface noise, even if there are a lot of surface marks.
Shipping from Germany.
Germany: SFr 6 Schweiz: SFr. 7 World: SFr. 12
Record:
Mint: A brand new, SEALED record, never played
NM: Near mint, an unsealed record that looks as good as new
VG++ : Excellent, very minor surface marks, not audible on play
VG+ : light surface marks, mild surface noice, few sporadic tics up and there, but should sound fine overall
VG : more consistent noice or defects, or light scratches, no skip
Good : Noisy, but plays through. I will only sell rare or unusual items in this condition
Sleeve :
NM : close to new
VG++: well preserved, minimal wear
VG+ : well preserved cover, but sign of wear
VG : more pronounced defects, discoloration, slight delamination, writing
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