Free Again Robert Pete Williams Vinyl Record PR 7808 Stereo 1972

I  have absolutely loved blues music my entire life…;-)

I  started buying blues LPs in the late 60s and all the way through the 70s. I purchased at local

record stores and by catalog from specialty companies like Arhoolie records.

Most albums I purchased I played one or two times and put them away. A few got

played a lot, but I took good care of all of them. I have decided to start

selling all of my records (mostly blues stuff) individually or in lots as

appropriate. All my LP RECORDS are original releases. I will test all high

grade records before grading. 

It is time to sell it all.   

Auction Item Details

LP ARTIST:  ROBERT PETE WILLIAMS

LP TITLE:  FREE AGAIN

Label:  PRESTIGE PRT-7808 1972

Format: 12" LP (33 RPM)

Disc Condition: VG+ TO NM-

Cover Condition: VG , corner cut out

Genre: Blues & R&B, FOLK BLUES

Edition: STEREO

THREW THIS ONTHE TURNTABLE TODAY...SOUNDS GREAT!!!  

RATED VINYL VG+.  THERE IS ONE LIGHT SCRATCH SIDE 1 CUTS 2-3

 

Vinyl Condition Grades:

IN MY LISTINGS, I WILL USE THE FOLLOWING GUIDE TO INDICATE THE CONDITION OF THE

VINYL RECORDS.  THE COVERS OR JACKETS

WILL BE RATED SEPARATELY AND COVER/JACTET PROBLEMS WILL BE NOTED

SEPARATELY 

Mint (M) - A Mint record is perfect. It’s never been played, and it should be in its

 original sealed package.  It has no  blemishes or audio distortions. Mint vinyl  is rare, and it’s incredibly  valuable. I  don’t have many of these.

Near Mint (NM) - A Near Mint looks glossy, and it’s clearly  only been played a few times. NM vinyl has  little to no markings, and its package is either untouched or nearly untouched.  Don’t expect to find any  distortions on  a NM record. A NM record is imperfect only in its  one-or-two-time use.  Many  of my blues records are NM!!

Excellent (E) - An Excellent record is similar to a VG+  record. Its light marks will be difficult to  spot, however, as will be its audio  distortions. An Excellent rated record has been played only a few times.

Very Good Plus (VG+) - A VG+ record will have some minor faults. The  audio is not compromised. A VG+ record  could have background crackle or  inaudible  marks, possibly a small rub.

Very Good (VG) - VERY GOOD vinyl would have been played quite  a bit. It’s still quite playable but with some  distortion. Some clicks and light pops and  light visible scratches.

Good (G) – GOOD   vinyl will have scratches and distortions.  Still playable, but not that great.

Poor (P) or Fair (F) – POOR or FAIR records will  have significant  skips and noises, possibly repeats.  Deep  scratches, etc.  You get what you pay  for. 

I will guarantee everything I sell to be as described.  If I make an error I will make it right by refunding upon return or adjusting the amount paid.

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