Mr. MAGIC 2001 Kazoo's / Dance To The Drummer's Beat ORIGINAL VG+VINYL COND.12"
$
130
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Description
the Vinyl is VISUALLY Graded:
Vinyl looks VG+ with some minor cue-burning visible on the B-side tracks.
Spot-checked sound is excellent with no obvious surface noise.
The a-side label has a small magic-marker dot drawn on it.
Both sides are slightly off-center, by about 1 to 2 millimeters, but it doesn't affect the sound in any obvious way.
The B-side 2nd track, my favorite, is a shameless, un-licensed edit of Herman Kelly Dance To The Dreamer's Beat.
Great kazoo and synth sounds on the other tracks, and classic old-scool disco-rap style on the vocal versions.
I quite certain this is not the same Mister Magic that was big on the NYC radio scene back in the day.
Highs are nice and crisp - the record was not overly played, and it was well-handled by the previous owner.
The a-side looks much closer to near-mint - VG++ would be fair
Comes in a plain jacket. Due to the rarity of this item and high cost of international shipping and tracking,
I'm only offering this for international sale to Japan and Canada via mandatory Priority Mail International.
Tri State Records ?- KF 3107
A1 2001 Kazoo's (Vocal) 6:49
Featuring - Positive Choice Band
A2 Dance To The Drummer's Beat (Party Rap Vocal)
Featuring Herman Kelly
B1 2001 Kazoo's (Instrumental) 6:49
B2 Dance To The Drummer's Beat (Party Rap Instrumental)
Distributed by: Magic Records
Mastered by Trutone Mastering Labs
Backing Vocals: J. Pearson, S. Pearson
Mastered by: Phil Austin
Producer: Tony Pearson
"Distributed By MAGIC RECORD, 276 Main St.
Ansonia, Connecticut 06401"
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Matrix info in the dead wax on the a-side: MR-3104-A-1-1-1 TRUTONE-Pa-2-81 PRC
and on the b-side: MR-3104-B-1-1-1 TRUTONE-Pa-2-81 PRC
Please email me if you have any questions about anything, including tracklistings, or questions about insurance, payment or shipping.
I pack my records extremely solidly, with stiff cardboard mailers
PLUS
Internal 12 5/8 inch square cardboard filler/stiffener pads. My packaging is resistant to bending, warpage or other damage.
If the record comes in a picture sleeve or LP jacket with artwork, I separate the vinyl to avoid seam-splitting in transit.
Buying more than one record saves you a lot of money on S&H.
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