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7" Single 45RPM D. O. Misiani & The Shirati Luo Voice Jazz : Dr. Okech ♫♫♫
Sold Date:
July 12, 2015
Start Date:
July 5, 2015
Final Price:
$19.00
(USD)
Bid Count:
1
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Important note:
Items are located in Colombia, South America and will be shipped by certified air mail. After shipping is made I'll provide you the tracking number.
Shipping has insurance against loss and damage. Online tracking is available for some countries. Shipping to US is about 2 weeks, to the rest of the world about 4 weeks, so please be patient.
Grading is strictly conservatively using Goldmine Grading System. Nevertheless if you won't be satisfied you can send back the record and I'll give you a full money return.
G : vinyl has surface marks and plays with significant surface noise; suitable for DJs to play in public.
VG : vinyl has been played and might have some surface marks but still plays very well; may have minimal surface noise.
EX : vinyl is near perfect apart from light non-audible surface marks.
NM : vinyl is like new, possibly unplayed; perfect in any way.
Shipping cost for 1 - 5 Singles 7" to US and PR is 4 US $, to the rest of the world 10 $.
Gastos de envío 1 - 5 sencillos 7" para EEUU y Puerto Rico: 4 US $, para los demás países 10 US $.
7" Single 45RPM : Daniel Owino Misiani & The Shirati Luo Voice Jazz.
A-side : Dr. Okech.
B-side : H. Jakadimo.
French pressing on RCA Victor 41 064, 1972. Condition of vinyl is G. Sleeve has signs of ging.
Sound samples were recorded directly from this record using SL 1200/M44-7. No equalizer or noise filter were used, no sound modification was made at all. What you hear is what you get.
