Sold Date: July 18, 2020
Start Date: July 11, 2020
Final Price: $42.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 19
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Dizzy Gillespie "Perceptions" conducted by Gunter Schuller
composed & arranged by J. J. Johnson 
originally recorded 1961 // 1st pressing // not a reissue

The legendary J. J. Johnson (1924 - 2001) graciously autographed this album twice at the Jazz Showcase in Chicago, IL,  during the 1980s. He considered this album with Dizzy Gillespie to be one of his greatest musical accomplishments. 

Verve Records / V6 - 8411 stereo black & silver label with silver trident deep groove label "Van Gelder" imprinted in deadwax

COVER: VG+

VINYL: VG++

occasional hairline or scuff on both sides of vinyl

record rates 8.5 on a 10 point scale

one or two spindle marks on both labels

vinyl plays well / occasional background noise in quiet parts 

  International Customers: DO NOT SEND PAYMENT UNTIL YOU RECEIVE INVOICE

I am an expert shipper. I will remove the inner sleeve and vinyl from the outer sleeve to prevent seam-splits in transit, and I will package the LP using a rigid mailer and reinforced cardboard. Being a collector myself, I understand the great importance of accurate product listings, professional packing, and fast shipping.

International customers are welcome!!!

International Mail $22

  Canada $17

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I am a professional vinyl grader.  I am obsessive about grading. My customers are allowed to challenge my grading. All my records are guaranteed, and can always be returned -- NO QUESTIONS ASKED. 

Grading Scale: NM, VG++, VG+, VG, VG-, Good 

Domestic shipping is $3.00 via Media Mail, $12 Priority. International First Class Airmail is $22. Canada $17. 

INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS WHO DESIRE "TRACKING" PLEASE NOTE: WE RECOMMEND that you pay for USPS International Priority Mail OR International Express mail when making a payment in order to obtain tracking information, which is NOT available for First Class International shipments. The cost, of course, is higher.