Sold Date: June 2, 2023
Start Date: May 26, 2023
Final Price: $20.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 1
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B B King's 16 Greatest Hits - 1968 - Galaxy Vinyl LP - 8208 - Stereo - VG/VG

Vinyl has light signs of wear, Sleeve is still in shrink

See photos for reference.

Condition

Record: VG

Sleeve: VG

Label: Galaxy

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

Country: U.S.

Released: 1968

Genre: Blues

Style: Blues, R&B

Tracklist:

SIDE 1:

1. Walking Dr. Bill

2. Hold That Train

3. Your Breaking My Heart

4. Did You Ever Love A Woman

5. Going Down Slow

6. Sneaking Around

7. Sweet Sixteen

8. Partying Time

SIDE 2:

1. My Own Fault, Baby

2. You Upset Me Baby

3. Bad Luck

4. 3 O’Clock Blues

5. Woke Up This Morning

6. Ten Long Years

7. Every Day I Have The Blues

8. Sweet Little Angel

Seller Terms:

If you aren't satisfied with order please contact me before leaving feedback. I have a hassle free return policy!

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Important details below regarding all of my items.

Returns are allowed, no questions asked, You must pay return postage, Payment is due within 3 days, No local pick up, Buyer pays for shipping (Standard USPS $5.00 shipping), No international sales at the moment.

Should you have any questions about anything else pertaining to the vinyl, please contact me before purchasing so I may assist you.

Important:

A) Grading is done visually.

B) The return is paid by the customer.

Grade & Explanation

* M/Mint: Looks Unplayed or Sealed

* NM/Near Mint: Near perfect, probably played only a few times.

* VG+/Very Good Plus: Vinyl in a really good shape with only superficial signs of use that shouldn’t affect play. Only well cared for records will grade out to VG+. Will satisfy all but the most demanding collector.

* VG/Very Good: A used, reasonable copy. There may be obvious signs of wear & the possibility of light surface noise between tracks or during quiet passages, but still quite nice.

* G+/Good Plus: In the record world, 'Good' is not good!

* F/Fair or P/Poor: We’re talking about beat-up records.