Sold Date: January 16, 2023
Start Date: April 18, 2022
Final Price: $15.00 (USD)
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* CLEANED / RESTORED UTILIZING A VPI RECORD CLEANER.* Cleaned on a VPI using the Disc Doctors Restoration method.* Indubitably makes all the difference increasing record quality: > Cleans all grooves deeply with specific restoration chemicals designed for vinyl.> Removes all oils and contaminants from previous handling.> Music depth is brought back from even years of neglect.Vinyl Grades: VG+ copy (see pics)

(-) is used if it is at lower end of specific category. (++) is used if it is at higher end of specific categoryJacket Grades: VG+ copy (see pics)

Split top and bottom seam in middle

Neil Young – Neil Young

Label:Reprise Records

– RS 6317

Format:Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress

Stereo, Santa Maria Pressing

Country:US

Released:1970

Genre:Rock, Folk,

World, & Country

Style:Folk Rock

A1                    The

Emperor Of Wyoming      2:14

A2                    The

Loner        3:55

A3                    If

I Could Have Her Tonight    2:15

A4                    I've

Been Waiting For You      2:30

A5                    The

Old Laughing Lady           5:05

B1                    String

Quartet From Whiskey Boot Hill

Written-By – Jack Nitzsche

1:04

B2                    Here

We Are In The Years      3:27

B3                    What

Did You Do To My Life? 2:00

B4                    I've

Loved Her So Long           2:40

B5                    The Last Trip To Tulsa 9:25

    Pressed By –

Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria

    Arranged By – Neil

Young (tracks: A5 to B1, B4)

    Backing Vocals –

Brenda Holloway (tracks: A5, B4), Gloria Richetta Jones* (tracks: A5, B4),

Gracia Nitzsche (tracks: A5, B4), Merry Clayton (tracks: A5, B4), Patrice

Holloway (tracks: A5, B4), Sherlie Matthews (tracks: A5, B4)

    Guitar, Vocals,

Producer – Neil Young

    Producer – Dave

Briggs* (tracks: A1 to A4, B2 to B3, B5)

    Producer, Arranged

By – Jack Nitzsche (tracks: A5 to B1, B4), Ryland Cooder* (tracks: A5 to B1,

B4)

    Written-By – Neil

Young (tracks: A1 to A5, B2 to B5)

Santa Maria pressing, single-color labels

1970 repress with "STEREO" on bottom of labels.

Gatefold sleeve.

    Matrix / Runout

(Side A label): 30,817

    Matrix / Runout

(Side B label): 30,818

    Matrix / Runout

(Side A runout, etched): S 30817 RS 6317 A-1B. RE-1 H4

    Matrix / Runout

(Side B runout etched): S 30818 RS 6317 B RE-1-1B. G6

(**IMPORTANT-- SEE GRADING SCALE BELOW DESCRIPTION).Well packaged, with corner stiffener protection - (see my feed back).

I have been a record collector for over 50 years of experience.

I know you're concerns and my records are accurately described - (see my feed back).

When differences occur - I will resolve any differences in opinion's within reasonable resolution.

Money back - 100% guaranteed

> Once album(s) are returned > (unless other terms have been negotiated)

> Please do not leave negative feedback with out communication first.

> As human's - I can make a mistake - I will resolve all legitimate claim

Thank you for your interest in my  music collection.**IMPORTANT > GRADING SCALE: My grading is conservative (subjected to opinion) for your benefit, not mine.If you feel that I have erred > please contact me for resolution to your satisfaction.Up to and including 100% money back guaranteed (see below for criteria)

M (Mint): Never been played or item still sealed. Cover and any extra items such as lyric sheet, booklet or poster (ie contents) are in sealed condition (which exterior can vary - see description)Nm (Near Mint): In brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. Cover and contents have been opened and are nearly close to perfect.

Ex (Excellent): Shows some signs of being played, light marks, but there is very little lessening in sound quality. Cover and contents might have slight wear and /or nominal creasing.

VG+ (Very Good Plus): Better than Very Good: Obviously been played but no significant deterioration in sound quality despite some surface marks and light scratches. Some wear and tear on cover and contents, as in corner/edge/ring wear, with names or initials / prices tags on cover.

VG (Very Good): Obviously been played many times, some deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and light scratches. Wear and tear on cover or contents, including more severe corner/edge/ring wear, including a split spine & rips in seams up to 6" / including heavy marking of initials and names on cover. Tape on seams or spines (no masking tape)

Gd+ (Good Plus): Better than Good: Sound quality has deteriorated with surface noise heard. Some scratches and occasional more noticeable scratches that can be felt. Cover and contents suffer from peeling or discoloration, entire spine & split seams /  including heavy drawing or marking of initials and names on cover. Tape on seams or spines - including masking tape.

Gd (Good): Sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, perhaps with continual surface noises. Scratches and marks are noticeable, yet record plays without skipping. Cover and contents suffer from more severe peeling or discoloration, entire spine & split seams. Tape on cover that has aged or is obvious.

F (Fair): Playable but has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise - it may even skip due to scratches and marks . Cover and contents will be severely torn, stained and / or defaced, yet will still house an album.  

P (Poor): Very poor sound due to scratches, bad surface noise, potential skips, deeper marks and scratches etc.... Cover and contents will be badly damaged or partly missing. This grading is pro-dominantly used for jacket cover grading (I will not sell any vinyl of this poor quality)

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