GRANT GREEN STREET OF DREAMS BLUE NOTE BLP 4253 MONO LIBERTY 1stED M-
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Description
Dear Jazz Vinyl Collectors all over the world:
Sorry for the long break, but here I am, back again,
and will continue to list extremely rare Jazz Records in mostly perfect condition, collected within the last 50 years.
Please bid with confidence and good luck!
GRANT GREEN
STREET OF DREAMS
BLUE NOTE BLP 4253
CAST
Bobby Hutcherson (vibes) Larry Young (organ) Grant Green (guitar) Elvin Jones (drums)
Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, November 16, 1964
RECORD
Original 1st US MONO pressing with A DIVISION OF LIBERTY RECORDS, INC address on both labels.
Heavyweight pressing (like NY USA) in stunning condition.
Those MONO pressings were ONLY made for radio stations with MONO equipment only.
Rudy van Gelder did the recording and the MONO mastering, only a few copies were pressed, so keep in mind: This LP is a true rarity!
Labels are absolutely clean on both sides, wearless spindle hole, NO spindle wear on labels both sides.
Deadwax Side A: BNLP 4253 A – engraved by hand
Deadwax Side B: BNLP 4253 B - engraved by hand
VISUAL GRADING
Side A: M-
The playing surface looks rarely played, and retains extremely nice gloss.
There are NO visual blemishes, so visual grade is M- .
NO scuffs, NO marks, NO scratches, NO hairlines!
Perfect!
Side B: M-
Same as Side A, NO scuffs, NO marks, NO scratches. NO blemishes of any kind.
Perfect!
AUDIO GRADING: M-
Plays perfect on both sides with NO noticeable acoustic imperfection of any kind.
NO tics, NO pops, NO clicks. NO surface or background noise.
The sound of this MONO pressing is (like You should expect) UNBELIEVABLE GREAT! The CAST is too!
Plays totally quiet even between the tracks!
Superb High Fidelity sound! There might be no better one!
COVER GRADING: VG++
1st original light laminated front cover in beautiful condition with sharp corners, tight seams and spine fully readable.
NO ringwear, NO seamsplits, NO tears, NO stains.
Rear jacket (liner notes) fully readable in nice condition, AUDITION COPY stamp on back upper side,
two small stamps with the name Ed Beach (1st owner) who was a music journalist at that time. That's why there is a lot of tiny writing,
analizing everything: running time, tempo, beat, music, cast.
I'm sure, he did all this for DOWNBEAT magazine for a review – in November 16, 1964!
Have fun with that, because it's enjoyable!
Cover address on back: 43 West 61st St. New York 23 .
Comes with the original and flawless inner sleeve, with 43 West 61st New York 23, N.Y. printed on it.
NOTE:
- cleaned on a Loricraft PRC 6 record cleaning machine with use of 'L'Art du Son' cleaning liquid.
- playgraded on a Linn System with use of mono or stereo cartridge
- graded by Goldmine Standard.
- all records will be shipped in very sturdy cardboard mailers, additional protected by double bubble wrap.
- Vinyl will be put outside the cover, hosted in a new antistatic inner sleeve (after cleaning) to prevent seam splits
during shipping process.
- for any further questions please email to wiener(at)wienerwerkstaette.de.
PICTURES
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METHOD OF PAYMENT
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Complete payment only after invoice, then welcome within 4 days.
Customs
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