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Ultra rare Jazz Lp! Shows some light surface wear (a few threads and sleeve rubs) but plays strong, and the ambient sound of the Alpine Lodge recording masks any otherwise detectable surface noise. Jacket shows moderate overall wear, please view photos to determine suitability for you.

Includes scarce original Golden Crest inner sleeve, and response card.

Don't miss this highly collectible gem!

From the back of the album;

For sometime past word has been seeping down from the Northern NY State area of a really fine group of jazz musicians and their many, many devotees. Thru the past 7 years, as the young college students who work seasonally at the many upstate resorts have gone back to their schools and upon graduation to their homes, the fame of this group spread through the Northeast. Finally Golden Crest Records heard about them. After investigating the reports here are the facts.

Back in 1950 Paul Jouard and Charles William Harmon, (better known as Paul and Charlie) who were playing at the Lake Placid Club, started what is now the Lake Placid Jazz Club. Officially headquartered at the Alpine Lodge, the Sunday nite sessions are an absolute must for lovers of good jazz anywhere near the Lake Placid area. Anyone who has vacationed or spent time isn’t his area knows this is the place to be on Sunday nite if you have a feeling for rhythm and life.

On this Golden Crest Album you’ll hear a community sing of more than 300 young vibrant voices with a Dixieland accompaniment that Basin Street and all of New Orleans will envy. An old-timer (anyone over 35) will wonder that these young people too have a feeling for the old songs rivaling their own.

With Paul (Paul Jouard) on the piano, Charlie (Charles William Harmon) on the clarinet, Leo (Leo Camera) on drums, Willie (William M Wayman) on trumpet, Doc (Dwight L Murphy Jr) on bass and Johnny (John N Huwiler) on trombone, the group’s rendition of Muskrat Ramble, Tin Roof Blues and Walkin’ seems to show that good jazz, indigenous to America can originate up north near the Canadian Border, sown south near the Gulf of Mexico or anywhere. All your need are musicians such as there and an audience to cheer them on to the superlative results we hear on the record.

All NCVinyl records are sight graded under bright light for condition. Our grading is very strict. Please reference below before bidding.

Vinyl
M (mint):                          only applies to records that are sealed.
NM (near mint):                looks like new. may have one or two hairline scratches.
EX (excellent):                  lustrous vinyl with only a few light scratches or light scuffing
VG+ (very good plus):       clean and shiny, with light scratches and/or light scuffing, and audible background clicks and pops. an enjoyable record.
VG (very good):                often played, with signs of wear and use. many light scratches or a few heavy ones. Background noise present,
                                       occasionally competing with music
G (good):                         heavy scratching, coupled with consistent background noise. may skip on one or more tracks.
P (poor):                          deep scratches and likely skipping. 

Jacket
M (mint):                          only applies to records that are sealed, or with enough shrink wrap to protect original
                                        condition.
NM (near mint):                 looks like new or next to it. 
EX: (excellent):                 very clean, though corners may be bumped, or edges slightly worn.
VG+ (very good plus):       presentable, but obviously used, with significant corner, edge or ring wear.
VG (very good):                 more significant wear, such as seam split; cut-out, sticker or writing - but still
                                        functional and attractive.
G (good):                          lengthy seam splits, heavy writing or other serious flaws.
P (poor):                           considerable damage, such as water stains, tears, etc.

SHIPPING

United States:
One 12" LP is $3.85. Each additional LP is $1.00. (2-LP sets count as two records).
One 7" 45 is $3.85. Each additional 7" 45 is $1.

International:
One 12" LP is $14. Each additional LP is $4.00. (2-LP sets count as two records).
One 7" 45 is $8.00. Each additional 7" 45 is $1.

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PACKAGING
To prevent splitting, we ship all records outside the jacket. All records are packed in a new record mailing box. We ship twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays.

PAYMENT
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RETURN POLICY
All records are guaranteed to be in the condition stated. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, simply return it to us within seven (7) days of receipt and we will issue a refund, postage excluded. Sealed items must be returned sealed in order to be eligible for a refund.

PLEASE BE AWARE YOU ARE PURCHASING A VINYL RECORD, NOT A CD!