? *NM* The Kee-Notes "Quit Changing Your Mind" Garage ESAR ES-115/116 45 *HEAR*
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? *NM* The Kee-Notes "Quit Changing Your Mind" Garage ESAR ES-116 45 *HEAR*
Original 45 that is super rare. Nearly Spotless Vinyl with just a few faint scuffs. Very Rare Moody Garage from mid 60s.
? Hear an actual clip from this 45:
**Here is what I found about the band:Spawn of east suburban Sacramento (Folsom-Fair Oaks to be exact), California's Kee-Notes completed their brief 12-month life cycle in 1966. The quintet included mam'selle Brea Berry (drums/vocals), Cliff Maurer (guitar), Mike Brandt (guitar), Danny Curler (bass), and Dick Instness (keyboards). Founder Maurer's talents were well known to Brandt (Maurer had earlier replaced him in the Bishops -- another local Sac combo). The Kee-Notes cut Maurer's "Quit Changing Your Mind" (Esar 116) in December 1965. Brandt's recollection was that the group "made the record mostly just for the experience." The fact that it was recorded live under primitive conditions may explain its unsteadiness. Whatever promise The Kee-Notes may have shown was left unfulfilled. When their manager (Maurer's mom!) split from her husband, the group was left to founder. In 1966, Brandt defected to rival Sacramento outfit the Psy-Kicks. Berry subsequently joined the Svelts, a girl-group which eventually moved to Los Angeles and rechristened themselves Fanny. "Quit Changing Your Mind" appears on the various artists' compilation, Nuggets From The Golden State - The Sound Of Young Sacramento (Big Beat CDWIKD 195).
CONDITION ( all items visually graded unless noted): NM
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Here's a guideline for how I grade records. Not all records will fit "exactly" into a certain grade, and one should assume a certain amount of tolerances within each grade.
Assume grading to be "visual" unless noted. I grade under a powerful 100 watt bulb.
+/-: I use pluses and minuses to help indicate more or less issues in a certain grade. (+/-): I use parentheses () to mean "maybe" (i.e. VG(+) means it may be a little closer to a plus).
Grades for vinyl :
M : new, un-played, perfect, usually sealed.
NM: like new but possibly carefully played a limited amount of times. Should play near perfect with almost no noise or imperfections. May show very faint imperfections from paper scuffs or tiny needle marks.
EX : as above with a few light needle marks, or a few light surface scuffs, and/or lightly audible marks. A very nice used record.
VG+: between VG and EX, no feelable scratches and will definitely play through with no skips or jumps.
VG : still showing gloss but lots of small scratches and scuffs or some light groove wear. A used/played record that should still play through without skips, but will have light surface noise throughout, pops, ticks, and maybe some light distortion/sibilance. I do not consider VG to be a complete junk grade.
VG- to G : any record in less than VG condition that I feel is still worth offering due to it?s rarity.
Grades for covers:
M : perfect. no wear, square flat corners, solid seams, spine etc., Usually sealed
NM : overall appearance of front and back near perfect but may have a very small problem such as a small corner ding/couple tiny spine chips, but nothing noticeable without close inspection.
EX : as above, nice "un-handled" feel, but may have more spine wear, a bent or dinged corner or two, very light ring wear, but rarely any splits or tears.
VG+: Between VG and EX (usually closer to an EX grade), NO major seem splits over a an inch or two, No visible water damage. Edge chipping and smaller splits possible, ring wear, and small name or writing possible but should be noted.
VG: still has a nice overall appearance, but may have the following defects: seam splits, spine splits, small tears, ring wear, writing, stains, water damage, stickers etc. in various degrees.
VG- to G : getting ugly, but for some reason still worth offering.
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