Sold Date: April 9, 2024
Start Date: August 21, 2023
Final Price: $19.99 (USD)
Seller Feedback: 114
Buyer Feedback: 14

This vinyl record features the talented Corky Corcoran Quartet performing jazz music from the 1950s. The record label is Celestial Records and the release title is "Sounds of Jazz Corky Corcoran Quartet Volume One". The red translucent vinyl is a unique and eye-catching color that will add to any vinyl collection.

The artist, Corky Corcoran, plays the saxophone as part of the quartet, and the music is in the style of a jazz quartet. This 12" record is in the format of a vinyl and is perfect for any jazz enthusiast. The material of the record is vinyl and the genre is jazz.

Sounds Of Jazz Corky Corcoran Quartet, Volume One.

This recording is pressed on red translucent vinyl. Noted as a new world of sound on the cover and called stero-sonic. I'm unable to find much about this other than from other record sales cites. Recorded in 1957, not sure if there was more than one edition. Most of the copies of this record available for sale are black vinyl, not sure why this copy is red. The red copies I found for sale start at $50.00 and are not as nice as this one.

I'm not a record grader, so the pictures will have to speak to the condition.

The record does not appear to have scratches on it. It is very reflective and a bit hard to photograph without the reflections of light from my windows and the lights.

The cardboard cover still has the plastic wrap on it. I pushed it back carefully to allow myself to get pictures of the cover. The cardboard cover is clean. The top edge of the cardboard cover has a split. I would not have seen this without pushing the plastic back. There are some areas on the cardboard that appear to be bubbled up, or have some air under them.   This is most noticeable in the picture of the front cover with the plastic slid back. (The bottom left in the black) The sleeve is plain, unprinted, aged color, and has a ding on the open edge. The plastic has some dings in it as well.

I tried to show everything I noted here in the pictures. Please look at all the pictures, and ask any questions. Thanks for looking.