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You are bidding on this excellent NEW Vinyl Record:
JACKSON C. FRANK The Complete Recordings Volume 2  (Volume Two)


2015 Ba Da Bing! Records BING099 USA Unreleased Material Rare Recordings! 2 X  Vinyl Reissue Produced By PAUL SIMON
NEW/SEALED

Label:  ‎– BING 099 Format: 2 × , LP, Compilation, Remastered 
Country: Released: Genre: Style: Tracklist  E1Blues Run The GameE2CarnivalE3Jimmy ClayE4Just Like AnythingE5You Never Wanted MeE6Heartbreak HotelE7Santa Bring My Baby Back To Me / Precious LordF1Blues Run The GameF2Can't Get Away From My LoveF3JulietteF4China BlueF5Madonna Of SwansG1Box CanyonG2Cover Me With RosesG3Spanish MossG4Stitch In TimeG5JulietteG6InstrumentalH1Goodbye (To My Loving You)H2OctoberH3MysteryH4I Don't Want To Love You No MoreH5Child Fixin' To DieH6Halloween As Black As Night Companies etc Recorded At –  Recorded At –  Recorded At –  Recorded At –  Mastered At –  Credits Design –  Guitar –  (tracks: G5, G6),  (tracks: F3 to F5)  Guitar, Bass –  (tracks: G1 to G4)  Mastered By –  Recorded By –  (tracks: G1 to G4),  (tracks: G5, G6), (tracks: H1 to H6),  (tracks: G5, G6, H1 to H6)  Tambourine –  (tracks: F1, F2)  Notes Packaged in a die-cut gatefold jacket with printed inner sleeves. Contains fourteen songs never before released in any form. Sticker on shrink-wrap also refers to this release as "Peel Sessions / Recordings: 1957-1974." 

Tracks E1 to E5: Peel Sessions, recorded October 9, 1968 at BBC Studios, and released by arrangement with BBC Music. 
Tracks E6 and E7: Recorded in 1957 at Howell Recording Studio, Buffalo, NY. 
Tracks F1 and F2:  single, recorded in 1965 in London. 
Tracks F3 to F5: "Shotwell Sessions," recorded June 5, 1972, at Shotwell Music Recording, Woodstock, NY. 
Tracks G1 to G4: "The Rude Sessions," recorded May 9, 1974, at Rude Sound Studios, Woodstock, NY. 
Tracks G5 and G6: Recorded Autumn, 1970, in Ulster Park, NY. 
Tracks H1 to H6: "The Anderson Sessions," recorded in September, 1994, in Stone Ridge, New York. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Sticked on shrink-wrap): 600197009918
More about Jackson C Frank and these Reissues: While Jackson C. Frank’s eponymous 1965 album and other material has enjoyed numerous official and unofficial reissues, Jackson C Frank: The Complete Recordings is the first to compile his entire recording career. Released in conjunction with Jim Abbott’s book, Jackson C. Frank: The Clear Hard Light of Genius, The Complete Recordings contains a total of 67 tracks, 24 of which have never appeared before. Every song has been mastered or remastered, a number of them straight from the original, brittle reel-to-reels on which they were originally laid down.  Plagued by tragedy with the most haunting music to show for it, Frank’s life can be heard through his music, which has been covered by the likes of Nick Drake, Simon & Garfunkel, Fairport Convention, Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes, Colin Meloy of The Decemberists, John Mayer, South Korean jazz singer Nah Youn Sun, French singer Graeme Allwright, and sampled by Nas for “Undying Love.” While never fully recognized as one of the great musicians of the ’60s, Frank clearly had his fans. The artist’s story is a cautionary tale for the dangerous pitfalls of a life lived. At the age of eleven, he was the victim of the infamous Cleveland Hill School Fire in a New York suburb, leaving him burned and disabled, and killing fifteen of his classmates. He spent an agonizing eight months in the hospital, during which time he picked up a guitar for the first time. Scarred both physically and psychologically, and left a shell of his former self, Frank would never fully recover from the wounds. His never-released second album was to include the song “Marlene,” which honors his childhood girlfriend lost in the fire. After an aborted attempt at college, where he formed a folk trio, Frank, along with a Martin guitar and his then-girlfriend Kathy Henry, caught The Queen Elizabeth in February 1965, on which he apocryphally wrote his first, and now his most famous, song “Blues Run the Game.” He soon found himself making the rounds of the London folk clubs and rubbed shoulders with Jansch, Renbourn, Roy Harper, Dave Van Ronk, Tom Paxton, Mike Seeger and Sandy Denny (who became Jackson’s girlfriend and later wrote the somber song “Next Time Around” about him).  Frank’s music caught the interest of another young American songwriter in London named Paul Simon, who offered to record and produce his album Jackson C. Frank in 1965. Simon brought Al Stewart along to play guitar, while Denny, Judith Piepe and Art Garfunkel kept them company (and supposedly even ran out for teas for the performer).  After recording his album, however, Frank’s health took a turn for the worse and the following years were unkind. He met future wife Elaine Sedgwick, cousin of Edie Sedgwick, at a London party, and when his money began to run out he left London for Woodstock, where they married. The relationship was marked by a miscarriage and the death of their first-born son to cystic fibrosis, and Frank’s subsequent mental unraveling. He was later diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic and battled excessive weight gain from a thyroid problem developed after the fire. Additionally, he went through bouts of intermittent homelessness between stays at various upstate shelters. One day, while Jackson waited in a park to be moved to a new facility, he was shot and blinded in his left eye by neighborhood children with a BB gun. The light from this period of his life came from Jim Abbott, who looked after Frank until his death in 1999. Frank’s recordings span four decades of a hard-lived life, and every experience, every trial, is reflected in his voice. If ever a person’s individual journey could be traced through his music, it’s Frank’s, and The Complete Recordings is nothing less than a representative map of the artist’s high points and deepest, most shadowed valleys. While the 1965 debut album has seen intermittent reissues, an expanded double-CD edition appeared in 2003 from Sanctuary, with 33 songs that had never appeared before. Jackson C Frank: The Complete Recordings contains a total of 67 tracks, including all the Sanctuary material, plus 24 more songs.

• First collection to compile cult ’60s folk artist's entire recording career

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Cover is NEW (SEALED)

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Questionable marks are play graded & some are play graded so I can hear them.

LPs always receive new Outside Poly Sleeve and Inner Poly Sleeve.

Still Sealed/New: 

Never opened...still in original shrinkwrap....any tears in the shrinkwrap will be noted in description.

Cannot really grade Vinyl as I have never seen it.  This is a SEALED item and AS IS SALE :)

Mint: 

VINYL-  New condition...Exactly like new, no flaws whatsoever. Nice & Shiny. 

COVER- will look like it has just been removed from shrinkwrap, or may still have most of the shrinkwrap still on it.

I rarely ever grade an LP Mint...

Mint- (Mint Minus): 

VINYL- Played once, no flaws, but a remote ever-so-slight amount of that shiny luster may be gone. 

COVER- Jacket will be virtually flawless, slightest signs of wear, maybe one bumped corner, or a hint Shrinkwrap, if still on, may have some stickers on it. Any defects or odd bits will be noted in description.

All will be detailed in above description.

VG++: (Very Good Plus Plus). 

VINYL- This record may have some marks (very, very light scuffs or surface marks or a bit of very light paper scuffing) that may be noticed in a quieter passage. 

COVER-  It will start to show more signs of wear than a VG++ jacket, the ringwear may be slightly more evident, the edgewear or corner more defined as well. All will be detailed in above description. All will be detailed in above description.

VG+: (Very Good Plus) 

VINYL- This record will have some light marks (light scratches and light sleeve scuffs), and it might may have the slightest occasional pop or crackle in parts.  Detailed notes any any visible surface mark will be made in description.. Still really nice and I would be happy to own it.

COVER-  It will start to show more signs of wear than a VG++ jacket, the ringwear may be slightly more evident, the edgewear or corner more defined as well. 

All will be detailed in above description.

VG: (Very Good)  

VINYL- The record may have several scratches and scuffs, though aside from some popping and crackling, will still be an enjoyable listen. 

COVER- The jacket will have far more wear previous grades, such as: edgewear to the point of some light seam splits, some light ringwear (not terrible, but still distracting from the image), edge corner wear, minor writing or a few stickers, or other similar defects.

All will be detailed in above description.

VG-: (Very Good Minus) 

VINYL- Not terrible, usually represents 1 or 2 very visible marks or scratches, might be a little sketchy in a few spots, other than that would fair as a VG record. 

COVER- The jacket will show wear - ringwear, seam should be able to be taped up for repair), some writing and/or stickers, edge and corner wear, or other similiar defects.

All will be detailed in above description.

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VINYL- LPs with these conditions will not be listed regularly, and will only be sold if the Title/LP is a Collectible or sought after item.  Will play but with crackle or issues.

COVER- Usually fairly wrecked.

All will be detailed in above description.

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