Selling Ritchie Valens self titled LP.  Originally released in 1959, this is a 1987 repress on the Del-Fi label.  The album includes some great songs including Donna, That's My Little Suzie, Framed, We Belong Together and everybody’s favorite song, La Bamba.  The record has been visually inspected and play tested.  The cover and vinyl are in Excellent condition and the record sounds great. 

 

Ritchie Valens - Ritchie Valens

Label: Del-Fi Records ‎– RNLP 70231 (Repress)

Released: 1987

Cover: Excellent (EX)

Vinyl: Excellent (EX)

Inner: Clear poly inner with Del-Fi catalog info

 RECORD GRADING SYSTEM

 New Sealed Mint (SS)

The album is sealed in its original packaging and has never been played.

 Near Mint  (NM)

This is the highest grade for records that have been played. The album is in excellent condition and shows no visible signs of wear or damage that will affect sound quality.  The cover looks like new.

 Excellent (EX)

The vinyl looks close to new.  There may be a few light marks that should not affect sound quality.  Covers also look close to new.  There may be minor wear on the edges and spine but corners are tight and the cover image is clear.

 Very Good  Plus (VG+)

While not flawless, the condition is very good, showing only minimal signs of use. Any visible blemishes should have minimal effect on play quality, though light surface noise maybe present at very quiet portions or between tracks. Covers may have light ring or cover wear but no seam splits. Any writing, cut-outs or punch holes will be noted in the item description.

 Very Good  (VG)

Vinyl may have scratches and/or other visual blemishes.  Light to moderate surface noise and/or crackle may be present, however it should not be overly distracting. Records in this category have been play tested to ensure they play through without skipping or repeating. Covers may have moderate ring and/or edge wear, cut-outs / hole punches, or a moderate seam splits.

 VG- and below

Sound quality is low and the cover may be in very poor shape. I do not sell VG- records unless they are so rare that their presence in the collection transcends the poor quality of the vinyl or cover.