Original Pacific Jazz release from 1956.  Title refers to the meeting of East Coast jazz (John Lewis and Percy Heath of the Modern Jazz Quartet) and West Coasters Chico Hamilton, Bill Perkins and Jim Hall.  A classic collaboration.  Vinyl on Side 1 is VG++, with only a couple of very light hairlines keeping it from NM.  Vinyl on Side 2 is NM.  Deep groove labels are VG++, only a couple of spindle marks from NM.  Cover is "A Tale of Two Cities" - front picture and rear slick are in excellent shape, no issues other than very minor rubbing, clean and bright.  But bottom and top seams are both split about 7" and lower left corner is dinged.  Overall I'd give the cover a VG+ because the front and back covers are in such good shape. And that front cover is simply a classic piece of period cheescake, with the young lady lounging in the grass - come hither, exclamation point.  Try as I might, I can't tell what book she is reading.  Solid.     Free domestic US standard shipping!  See below for cost of US Priority Shipping, or International Shipping.  Please disregard eBay's automatic shipping calculator for priority or international shipping!  I ship using new packaging materials, no shipping in a used Tide box! Shipping includes the cost of the materials: PRIORITY 12" DOMESTIC shipping: 1-3 12" for $12; 4-6 12" for $20; 7-9 12" for $23 INTERNATIONAL 12" shipping (Canada $3 less): 1 12" for $20.00; 2 for $23; 3 for $28; 4 for $37; 5-6 for $52; 7-9 for $54.

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RECORD GRADING (SEE PHOTOS FOR NOTED DEFECTS):

Mint (M) (only if sealed).  Not used for 7". Near Mint (NM): Very little evidence of use, glossy surface, minimal vinyl marking; labels are clean and crisp with no writing, ring wear or significant spindle marking; jackets are clean and square, no writing, no splits, no ring wear. Very Good+ (VG+) : Vinyl shows use but has been well cared for, surface has light scuffs or very light scratches (not feelable) that will not significantly degrade the sound; labels are clean with only minor ring wear, any writing or sticker/residue is discrete, only slight soiling or dirtiness, drill hole OK if label otherwise clean; jackets are clean with no more than light ring wear, minor corner dings, if writing on the cover it is discrete, no more than one slight seam split, light creasing, cutout hole or corner only if rest of jacket is free of defects - multiple flaws of the types described will drop grade. Very Good (VG): Vinyl shows significant use with more scuffing or light scratches but will play through without skipping, may be slight warping but will play through (without having to tape a penny to the tonearm like the old days!) and nothing that will cause a significant bobbing of the tone arm, will have surface noise particularly at intro and in soft passages, dimished or irregular gloss; labels may have significant ring wear, more prominent writing or stickers/residue, drill hole, more soiling or dirtiness; sleeves may have multiple splits, writing, creasing, soiling or dirtiness, drill holes or cut corners, and/or ring wear.  This is a common grade for older 45's - they were often stored outside of the sleeve which lead to multiple light surface hairline scratches which have not caused significant damage to the vinyl grooves - they will still afford an enjoyable listen. Good (G): Infrequent grade usually only applied to rare items, or to one aspect (i.e. the sleeve) if another aspect (i.e. the vinyl) is a significantly higher grade.  Vinyl may have significant scuffing or scratching, poor gloss, significant noise on playing but should play through; labels may have glaring writing, significant ring wear, extensive sticker residue, dirtiness; sleeves may have substantial ring wear, extensive seam splitting, taping, prominent writing. Additional pluses and minuses used to fine tune ratings.  PLEASE SEE PHOTOS - I TRY TO SHOW ALL SIGNIFICANT CONDITIONS!
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