VINYL 45 EP & Picture Sleeve Capitol Records Tower PROMO / Frank Sinatra / 1956
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from Capitol from 1956
time to list some vinyl again , welcome back to the regular bidders
and hello to all of the new
see below for US shipping terms , combining is never a problem
International bidders , we prefer shipping vinyl Postal Priority , but will ship at 1st class rate for ending prices , if you like , for records that do not exceed $50
we will combine , but again if you reach 4 lbs or a $50 total , we must do priority
(or express)
keep in mind we pack very very safe , so it does not take much to reach the 4lb
all vinyl graded on the Goldmine scale (Mint/sealed , nm , nm- , vg++ , vg+ , vg , vg- , unless something is in demand , we will not sell something below the vg- grade)
we take grading very seriously , all vinyl graded on sight and test played in spots
The Capitol Record - A Souvenir Of The Capitol Tower 7" PROMOTIONAL ONLY EP on Capitol (no catalog number is listed on the cover, spine or record labels. The matrix #'s are 45-PRO-254-D1/45-PRO-255-D1.
This EP celebrates the early history of Capitol and features snippets of a nice selection of their artists, from Frank Sinatra (with a portion of the first ever recording at Capitol Tower Recording Studio conducted by Sinatra) to Bozo The Clown and Bugs Bunny and friends to Dean Martin and Jackie Gleason. The narrator is George Fenneman, who is best known as Groucho Marx' sidekick/announcer on You Bet Your Life.
nearly 13-minutes in total on this EP.
aLSO his 7” 45 rpm EP record contains an excerpt of the tone poem “Orange”
The record’s golden label matches the color scheme of the special cardboard jacket that houses it. The front of the jacket shows an artist’s illustration of the Capitol Tower, while the rear features a photograph of Sinatra conducting a 56-piece orchestra at the Tower’s first recording session on Feb. 22, 1956.
This record with a special thick cardboard cover was only given to the 500 invited guests who attended the grand opening dedication of the Capitol Tower on Apr. 22, 1956.
label: golden
sleeve: picture sleeve
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sleeve grade nm-/nm
vinyl grade nm-/nm
all vinyl graded mint are factory sealed
all vinyl graded nm- , nm are fully guaranteed!! to play thru with very little to no surface distraction
all vinyl graded vg+ or vg++ are fully guaranteed!! to play near perfect
all vinyl graded vg are fully guaranteed!! to play thru with minimal surface distraction
all vinyl graded vg- are fully guaranteed!! to play thru with minor surface distraction
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