Sold Date: March 8, 2015
Start Date: March 1, 2015
Final Price: $20.50 (USD)
Bid Count: 2
Seller Feedback: 41
Buyer Feedback: 12

Spectacular JAZZ LP LOT!
Charlie Parker, "Night and Day" The Genius of Charlie Parker #1 Verve Records "Clef Series", MGV-8003, Mono,  33RPM LP
A "Greatest Hits" type compilation from The Bird, in AMAZING condition.
COVER: VG++ (almost no wear, only the start of a spit at the top of the opening) ALBUM: VG++ (has seen very little play, and was well taken care of; nice labels)

Ella Fitzgerald with Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra and Chorus Vocalion Records, VL73797, Mono (but "Enhanced for Stereo") 33RPM LP
As good a condition as you'll ever see for a record of this age.
COVER: VG++ (virtually no wear, only some minor unfortunate creasing at the opening) ALBUM: VG++ to NM- (spindle marks indicate play, but nothing else detracts from this wonderful album)

Louis Armstrong, "Self Titled" Harmony Records, HS11316, Mono (but re-recorded to simulate stereo) 33RPM LP
A collection of Satchmo favorites including Basin Street Blues, Muskrat Ramble and others.
COVER: VG++ (amazing, with only minor corner wear and slight loss of gloss) ALBUM: G+ to VG- (not as bad as this rating makes it look, but not quite full VG in my estimation)

Ralph MacDonald, "Sound of a Drum" Marlin Records, 2202, Stereo, 1976 33RPM LP
A jazz fusion featuring some of the true greats; Grover Washington, Jr., Toots Thielemans, Chuck Rainey, Eric Gale, Arthur Jenkins, Bob James and even Patti Austin!
COVER: G (writing, creasing, edge wear, corner wear and minor seam split) ALBUM: G+ to VG- (not as bad as this rating makes it look, but not quite full VG in my estimation)




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Also please note that the camera used to take pictures of these albums is not ideal, which accounts for the blurriness, occasional color variations, etc. The pictures you see are of the product you are buying--they just aren't very good pictures.
Lastly, when photographing vinyl records, I attempt to choose the WORST side to photograph. This gives you the best representation of how the actual record is in terms of a "grade". If you're satisfied with the side you can see, chances are good that the unseen side is even better.


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