Peacock Farm LEVEE CAMP MOAN - 1969 UNIQUE PRIVATE BLUES FOLK LP 99

	£		300
	$		398

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Various – Peacock Farm Free Concerts

Label:County Recording Service – COUN 158/9

Format:Vinyl, LP, Compilation

Country:UK

Released:1969

Genre:Rock, Blues

Style:

A1 Levee Camp Moan– De Boogie

A2 Levee Camp Moan– Whiskey Tumble

B1 John Thomas Blues Band– Weary Baby

B2 Thomas Houlihan– Trouble, Had It All My Days

B3 Frank Gillibrand– Capricho Arabe

B4 St. James Infirmary– Sunshine Help Me

Recorded At – Peacock Farm

Printed By – Butchers of Ascot Ltd.

Recorded By – County Recording Service

Lacquer Cut At – County Recording Service

Manufactured By – County Recording Service

Artwork [Sleeve] – Thomas Houlihan

Edited By – I. Cambell*, M. Cole*

Engineer [Recording] – John Martin (13)

Lacquer Cut By – John Martin (13) (tracks: A1 to B4)

Lathe Cut By – John Martin (13) (tracks: C1 to D3)

Selected from live recordings of the free concerts on June 21st and July 5th 1969 at Peacock Farm, Bracknell.

Recording Engineer: John Martin

Concert and Album Organisation: Campbells Shambles

Edited by M. Cole & I. Cambell

Sleeve artwork: Thomas Houlihan

Sleeve Printing: Butchers of Ascot Ltd.

Recording and Disc Production: County Recording Service, London Road, Binfield.

" Free Concerts may be very hip and trendy, and as everyone tries to create their own Hyde Park scene, gimmickry is involved to draw attention to the artistes involved, etc, but the two evenings documented in these two volumes can only be judged in terms of the pleasure gained by all who attended and the high quality of the music within.

Free Concerts will die their deaths, like the underground will and the flowers have done, but this does not invalidate them, and we can look back on them with the nostalgic memories as we do with early Jazz Festivals, and the Middle Earth era " - Taken from the LP liner notes.

NO INSERT INCLUDED

I will clean with Pro-Ject VC-S3 record cleaning machine prior to sending out

VINYL IN GOOD+ CONDITION

Vinyl plays with regular background crackles which is liable to disrupt the listening experience on a regular basis especially the first 5 minutes on 

A1 Levee Camp Moan– De Boogie

and 

B3 Frank Gillibrand– Capricho Arabe

the other tracks also have their moments of background noise as well.

Despite this, I think you can still get some enjoyment from the incredibly rare album that you are not likely to see in the future.

NO SKIPS OR JUMPS  -

SLEEVE in VG Condition

please see photos - sleeve has wear on the edges with small tears

plus light stains

PLEASE SEE BELOW EXPLANATION OF GRADINGS

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SLEEVE & RECORD GRADINGS

MINT:

The record itself is in brand new pristine condition without any surface marks visible or any deterioration in sound quality.

The cover and any extra items such as the inner sleeve, lyric sheet, booklet or poster etc are in perfect condition. Records advertised as Sealed or Unplayed should be Mint.

EXCELLENT:

The record shows some signs of having been played, with some very light surface marks, light fine hairlines and indicates that it has been well cared for - but there will be very minor lessening in sound quality with very occasional/minimal low level background noise.

The cover and packaging/inserts etc might have very light age related storage wear - mostly near the edges and / or very light creasing, plus/or very light ring wear.

VERY GOOD+:

The vinyl will have light surface marks/very light scratches - there should be no skips or jumps, but it is possible there will be periodic background low level surface noise/clicks etc. There should not be any distortion whilst the vinyl is played and the listening experience should not be drowned out by loud pops & crackles etc.

Sleeve with general storage wear - some light distinct creases & light wear around the edges, record ring wear, possibly a split seam and the sleeve may be unstuck. No writing on sleeve, tears or any deface-ments.

VERY GOOD:

The record has obviously been played many times, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the some light scratches, but it is possible that there will be regular background noise, but no skips or jumps.

Normal wear and tear on the cover or extra items, (as per VG+) without any major defects, will also include scuff marks, light indentations, light foxing plus the cover might have come unstuck. No sleeve tears or any defacements.

GOOD:

A record in Good or Good Plus condition can be played through without skipping. But it will have constant/regular background surface noise, light scratches, and visible groove wear, possibly causing disturbances to the listening experience.

A cover or sleeve will have more distinctive defects, such seam splits, especially at the bottom or on the spine, tape, tape residue, writing, more pronounced record ring wear, extreme wear on the edges, more noticeable/deep creases, and other defects might be present, as well as the above. It may not be possible to read the text on the spine. There might be some damage/wear to the artwork