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Stan Getz "Getz & JJ Set / 1957 Philharmonic" (Verve 825 100) - JAZZ Vinyl LP
Getz, Stan and J.J. JohnsonGetz & JJ Set at 1957 Jazz At The PhilharmonicVerve 825 100 N
Media Condition
N Record may be unplayed or has been played once or couple of times. There may be a couple hairline marks visible under light and very close inspection. If there are multiple hairline marks, I will list as N- or E+. There should not be any issues at all.
Shipping Notes:
All domestic shipping is done through USPS Media Mail. Please note that due to the global pandemic, shipping times could be delayed.
Please message me and request the combined shipping invoice BEFORE payment making paying, otherwise it's possible I will ship out individally. 1st LP = $4.00 // each additional LP/2LP = $1.00
International shipping is handled through EBay?s Global Shipping Program. If order multiple records, message me to discuss an alternative shipping method and I can quote a shipping cost.
PROFESSIONAL SHIPPING CARE:
All orders will be carefully packaged with cardboard inserts and/or bubble wrap, protected corners, poly-protective sleeve when appropriate, fragile stickers on mailer etc. Used vinyls is properly sandwiched to prevent split seams.
Grading Code and Aberviation Key
* denotes stereo
FS Factory Sealed
NM Record has never been played. Often, a sealed lp (e.g. Blue Note, Prestige) is opened to check label designation
N Record may be unplayed or has been played once or couple of times. There may be a couple hairline marks visible under light and very close inspection. If there are multiple hairline marks, I will list as N- or E+. There should not be any issues at all.
N- Very light hairline marks can be seen upon close inspection. There may be minor signs of the record being taken in and out of the inner sleeve, or tiny signs of use generally. Imperfections will NOT affect playback.
E+ Very little if any surface noise in spots. Many E+ records could play out as essentially new. Often will have surface scraches upon closer inspection. Should be suitiable for most.
E Slight overall surface noise typical of many older used LPs (should not be a record that is loaded with pops & tics. Should NOT have any scratches that could be felt, however surface scratch are likely present). High filters on many stereos could remove the slight overall noise. Will have some light scraths, or may have numerous hairline scratches and/or surface scuffs. E records overall should play fine without any much if any disruption.
E- Surface and background noise below music level but record is noisy. Will have scratches. Scrathes on E- graded records will typical be slightly more significant than hairline, but will NOT have deep scracthes. Most marks will still be surface but will be longer and/or more will be present than an record graded E or E+
Very rarely I will sell G or F unless its a very rare and sought after record that is still desirable even in the following media conditions.
G Record worn, playable, noise level close to or equal to music level
F Record very worn, music level same or less than noise level.
sl slit in cover (usually small)
cc corner cut (usually very small)
hp hole punch
gf gate fold cover
DG deep groove
p promo, DJ, etc
wobc writing on back cover
woc writing on front cover
wocs writing on front back covers
Blue blue label i.e. Prestige
YL yellow & black label re-PrestigeTPL trumpeter logo re Verve
Orange, gf = original Impulse
Drummer original EmArcy label
BGP Bill Grauer Presents: eg. Riverside (if not BGP, then assume Orpheum)
