Ray Alexander Technique Let's Talk rare reissue funk northern soul techniques
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DO NOT PAY UNTIL YOU RECEIVE MY INVOICE! SHIPPING IS NOT $4.00!
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Ray Alexander Technique / Let's Talk
REISSUE on Harlem Sound, 2001
A classic New York funky soul + sweet soul album first released in the early 1970s, and one of my all-time favorites! The original on Lu Jun itself commands upwards of $350+; this reissue itself is also surprisingly hard to find. Please read my description of the vinyl below before bidding.
The cover is still in its shrink wrap, but has been opened: EX
The songs themselves play EX-/VG+, but the bands between each track have some sort of surface noise that disappears once the music starts. This is probably due to not using high-quality virgin vinyl for the pressing. This is how it played when I first purchased it a decade ago. So, to be clear, overall, the album looks EX but I will say plays VG+.
Please note my feedback and buy with confidence!
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All records are shipped in BRAND-NEW MAILERS, record out of sleeve (unless sealed), well packed with extra cardboard.
PAYPAL ONLY! I do NOT accept any other form of payment!
Payment is expected within 5 days from end of auction. If you can't pay within 5 days, DO NOT BID.
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I SHIP WORLDWIDE
US (Priority Mail) + Canada: $8.00 1st item, $1.00 each additional LP. I DO NOT SHIP MEDIA MAIL. I only ship Priority Mail!
European Air shipping: $15 1st item, $2.00 each additional LP. I DO NOT SHIP SURFACE.
Japan + Australia: $13 1st item, $2.00 each additional LP. I DO NOT SHIP SURFACE.
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GRADING
I grade vinyl very conservatively. I don't just sell records, I buy them for myself as well. I will never sell a record that is less than VG+. The only records I will grade Mint are sealed records, and even then will note cover condition. I do not rate records Near Mint. The next-highest rating for me is Excellent.
Mint = sealed
EX = like new condition, little to no wear visible
EX- = may have a sleeve mark that does not make noise, or slight sign of handling, but still plays excellent
VG+ = no major flaws, looks good and plays great, occasional minor pop or click, used but not abused
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