Paul Simon Art Garfunkel 14-LP's Partial Listing Option Simon & Garfunkel

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The following LP's are included in this collection:

If you would like just a portion of this listing, let me know and I will adjust the listing for you. Let me know which LP's you would like. Relative value of each LP is in parentheses.

Columbia CS-9049, “Wednesday Morning 3 AM”, was re-issued in 1965 with white lettering on the labels. The record is NM. The 2-eye labels are flawless. The cover has on the corners and edges. Slight ring wear. No cut-outs. (15)

Columbia CS 9269, “Sounds Of Silence”, was issued in 1966. The record is NM-. The 2-eye labels are flawless. The cover has above average wear on the corners and edges. Crease lines along edges. No cut-outs. This cover version has no song titles on the front. (30)

Columbia CS 9269, “Sounds Of Silence”, was issued in 1966. The record is NM. The 2-eye labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Slight ring wear. No cut-outs. This cover version has song titles on the front, and no magazine in Garfunkel’s pocket on the back. Name and address stamp on the back. (12)

Columbia CS-9363, “Parsley Sage Rosemary And Thyme”, was issued in 1966. The record is NM-. The 2-eye labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Slight ring wear. Crease lines along left edge. No cut-outs. (15)

Columbia OS-3180, “The Graduate”, was issued in 1968. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Very slight ring wear. No cut-outs. (20)

Pickwick SPC-3059, “Simon & Garfunkel”, was issued in 1966. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. No cut-outs. Bend in upper RH-corner (from tight shrinkwrap which I removed). Crease lines in the upper LH-corner. No cut-outs. (30)

Columbia KCS-9914, “Bridge Over Troubled Waters”, was issued in 1970. The record is NM. The 2-eye labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Ring wear. Name and address stamp on back. No cut-outs. (12)

Columbia KC-31350, “Greatest Hits”, was issued in 1972. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. No cut-outs. (12)

Columbia KC-32280, “There Goes Rhymin’ Simon”, was issued in 1973. The album is NEW, Never-Played. I unsealed it myself. The gatefold cover has wear on the corners. Inside gatefold is excellent. No cut-outs. (20)

CBS 86047, “Paul Simon’s Greatest Hits”, was issued in 1977 in Holland. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The gatefold cover has wear on the corners and edges. Crease lines along left edge. Inside gatefold is excellent. No cut-outs. (15)

Columbia JC-35780, “Fate For Breakfast”, by Art Garfunkel, was issued in 1979. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Crease line in the bottom RH-corner and on left edge. Slight sticker damage and residue in the upper RH-corner. No cut-outs. (6)

Warner Bros. 3472, “One Trick Pony”, was issued in 1980. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Very slight ring wear. No cut-outs. (10)

Warner Bros. 3654, “The Concert In Central Park”, was issued in 1982. The records are NM. The labels are flawless. The gatefold cover has wear on the corners and edges. 12-page booklet included. Crease in the bottom RH-corner. Slight ring wear. Crease lines in the upper LH-corner. No cut-outs. This is a CRC issue. (12)

CBS 10046, “The Art Garfunkel Album”, was issued in 1984 in England. The record is NM. The labels are flawless. The cover has wear on the corners and edges. Slight sticker damage in the upper RH-corner. Crease lines along left edge. No cut-outs. Very slight ring wear. (15)

Records are graded visually using Goldmine standards. Records have been play-tested only when duly noted.

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LP’s are bubble-wrapped and shipped in specially designed cardboard boxes for safety. 

LP’s are from a radio station collection except for Record Club issues.