MARTY PAICH I GET A BOOT OUT OF YOU WARNER BROS LP W 1349 MONO ART PEPPER

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A nice original monaural pressing of the I Get a Boot Out of You album by Marty Paich on Warner Bros. (W 1349), which also features Conte Candoli, Art Pepper, Vic Feldman and Mel Lewis among others. The label information on the back cover reads: "1959 Warner Bros. Records, Inc. A Subsidiary and Licensee of Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc."

The labels read: "Warner Bros. Records - Vitaphonic High Fidelity." The machine-etched matrix reads: "R8427-V1" on side 1 and "R8428-V1" on side 2. There is a machine-etched "R" in the trail off on both sides of the vinyl.

The front cover is clean and still glossy with some wear. The corners are all dinged and there is wear along the top and bottom edges (top edge is split about two inches from the right corner). In the top left corner (above the title) there is a small "W 13" written in blue pen. There is some slight creasing along the right corners and through the title. The back cover is clean with some light ring wear and rubbing. In the top right corner there is a small square-ish discoloration (looks like a label was removed).

The vinyl is VG+ (8 out of 10, vinyl looks great aside from a spec or two of dust and some sleeve scuffs). This LP comes from a non-smoking home. The record you see in the picture is the record you will receive.

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