MILES DAVIS:Prestige LP 7044:COLLECTORS ITEMS,Orig,1956
  $   45

 


$ 45 Sold For
Jul 31, 2010 Sold Date
Jul 24, 2010 Start Date
$   28 Start price
4   Number Of Bids
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  Search UP FOR AUCTION:   MILES DAVIS: "COLLECTORS' ITEMS" with Charlie Parker and Sonny Rollins.   Vinyl LP Record Album  PRESTIGE  LP-7044  Mono   with yellow fireworks label, deep groove and W 50th St address,  

 

The Jacket is in Very Good Plus Condition, with notes written on back cover,

The Record is in Very Good Condition, with minor scuffs,

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Record Grading

I try to be an accurate grader of vinyl, but I have not listened to all the records I am selling. 

SS Still Sealed: appears unplayed or factory sealed
NEAR-MINT: no visible flaws
VERY GOOD PLUS: light wear; a previous owner took good care
VERY GOOD: surface wear, some scuffs, still playable/enjoyable 
GOOD : Surface scuffed, some scratches, rarity makes it worth keeping
FAIR : all the above only plays without skipping, again rarity makes it worth keeping

    Jacket Grading   Mint: factory sealed Near-Mint: no visible flaws Very Good Plus: light ware: a previous owner took good care Very Good: starting to show ring ware, or writing on covers, or dirty,  Good: shows ring ware, taped seams, writing on covers, or corners damaged Fair: all the above only with split seams, or corners chewed,       COMBINED SHIPPING FEES for LPs   Domestic Shipments:   $4 for the 1st LP  +  $.50 for each additional LP.

International Shipments:  $12.50 for the 1st LP  +  $3 for each additional LP.

Canada Shipments:   $8 for the 1st LP  +  $1 for each additional LP.

(Double LPs, box sets, etc. will incur additional shipping costs as indicated above)

 

      From Wikipedia: "Collectors' Items is a 1953/1956 studio album by Miles Davis There are two sessions collected on the album with, apart from Miles, largely different musicians. The first 1953 session is Compulsion, The Serpent's Tooth (two takes) and 'Round About Midnight. The second 1956 session is In Your Own Sweet Way, Vierd Blues and No Line. The personnel for the first session were Miles, Sonny Rollins and "Charlie Chan"(Charlie Chan is a.k.a. Charlie Parker) on tenor saxes, Walter Bishop on piano, Percy Heath on bass and Philly Joe Jones on drums. For the second session the tenor sax was Rollins alone, the piano was Tommy Flanagan, the bass Paul Chambers and Art Taylor on drums. "Charlie Chan" was a nom de plume created to avoid contractural obligations to a rival label and according to the sleeve notes by Ira Gitler it was only the second time he had recorded on a tenor.  

TRACKS:

"Serpent's Tooth [Take 1]"

"Serpent's Tooth [Take 2]"

"'Round Midnight"

"Compulsion"

"No Line"

"Vierd Blues"

"In Your Own Sweet Way"

 

             


 




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