Moxie Whitney And His Royal York Orchestra At The Imperial Room . Toronto . LP

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The 500-seat Imperial Room is a major events venue at the  in , , Canada.
The hall is located on the lobby level of the hotel and has hosted major events, such as addresses to the ,
but was more important historically a famous nightclub-dinner club.

It became famous due to Canadian impresario and orchestra leader, Moxie Whitney.
The Moxie Whitney Orchestra played in the Imperial Room continuously from 1948 to 1972,
with the exception of 12 months during a Royal York Hotel strike, in 1960/61,
when he and his orchestra played the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Honolulu.

Moxie Whitney also booked all talent for Canadian Pacific Hotels during most of that period.

Artist:

Moxie Whitney
And His Royal York Orchestra

Title:

At The Imperial Room

        

Label:

Harmony HES 6009

Made in:

Canada

Inner Sleeve:  

 

Vinyl--Visually Graded:

side A vg++
side B vg+

Jacket Condition:

writing on back, sticker residue in top corner

shrink wrap  

 

 

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*** Visual Grading ***
(record is spot play-tested if a problem is suspected)

SS

Still Sealed

9

NM

Near Mint records will look like new or almost-like-new, with at worst, a minor surface mark(s). (This is usually the TOP grade for an unsealed album)

8

VG+

Very Good Plus records will be nice and shiny with only minor surface marks which shouldn't affect the sound

7

VG

Very Good records will still be nice & shiny but have more pronounced scuffs/scratches which will likely be audible

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6

G+

I don't list many items below VG ... but may do so if it's a desirable title ... so a Good Plus or Good may be acceptable if it's the only condition available ...

5

G

these two grades will include records with signs of wear, deeper scratches and pops/clicks during play ... still may be worth keeping until an upgrade is found ...