Paul Bley -Fragments ECM GERMAN Frisell, Surman, Motian
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Description
Paul Bley -- Fragments, ECM 1320 GERMAN original pressing, 1986. Vinyl is m-; jacket is vg++ with very light overall wear and 2 sticker residue spots on back. Insert of essay by Steve Lake is m-. A very nice copy of a fantastic session!
Paul Bley piano
John Surman soprano and baritone saxophones, bass clarinet
Bill Frisell guitar
Paul Motian drums
Tracks:
Memories (Paul Bley)
Monica Jane (Bill Frisell)
Line Down (John Surman)
Seven (Carla Bley)
Closer (Carla Bley)
Once Around the Park (Paul Motian)
Hand Dance (Paul Bley)
For the Love of Sarah (Paul Motian)
Nothing Ever Was, Anyway (Annette Peacock)
Check out my other items! I have some more ECM titles listed and more to list so keep checking! Winning bidder must contact me within 3 days/72 hours of auction close. Guarantee:Guaranteed to be in the condition stated or you may return for a full refund. Contact me before return.
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Grading:
My highest grade is m- (mint minus) as I believe no record is truly MINT! Grading is strict, guaranteed, and approximates Goldmine's standards. My intent is to list all defects to avoid any misrepresentations.
Grading system follows:
m- (mint minus) nearly perfect, looks just about new.
vg++ (very good plus plus) in between m- and vg+.
vg+ (very good plus) will show signs that it was played and otherwise handled but obviously taken care of.
vg (very good) has some of the defects of a vg+ but these will be more pronounced or more in quantity. Audibly, noise will be present sometimes competing with the music.
g (good) defects will be even more pronounced; but no cracks, skips, repeats, severe warps.
p (poor) cracked, severely warped records; jackets that won't even hold the record.
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