Jimmy Smith Live! Root Down Verve V6-8806 LP Album

Up for auction is the album Jimmy Smith Live! Root Down released on Verve Records in 1972, catalog number V6-8806.  The record is in "very good +" condition, with little sign of any wear or scratches.  The album cover is in "good" condition and does show some signs of wear, with an area of 1" x 2" of damage on the top right front cover, and some fraying around the edges. I don't believe the paper sleeve is original. Pictures say the rest! 

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