ART PEPPER MEETS THE RHYTHM SECTION-DEEP GROOVE, 3 COLOR BACK
  $   339

 


$ 339 Sold For
Dec 10, 2012 Sold Date
Dec 3, 2012 Start Date
$   30 Start price
13   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

 CoolSchool382 is your soulful source for the satisfying sounds of Jazz. Our daily auctions offer jazz lps of "The Most" musical interest.     Art Pepper Meets The Rhythm Section   Contemporary C 3533    +   This is an original Contemporary Records deep groove mono LP

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Featuring Art Pepper, Red Garland, Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones

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 GRADE N-

Record played fairly often;

light handling marks on the record surface are inaudible.

Play Graded, a wonderful listening experience.

Jacket Grade EX+

  Light shelf wear, frame jacket, 3 Color Ink back

 

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Records are CLEANED and PLAY GRADED on revealing audio equipment.

Returns for REAL problems are acceptable.

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A conservative grading philosophy is used to ensure customer satisfaction.

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   Grading Code

 N or N/NM - The record's grooves are undisturbed, clean record surface, Mint or Mint-Like quality

NM/N- a virtually unmarked disc, that has had careful and infrequent usage.

N-  A clean sounding record, with minimal paper marks, fingernail marks, and slight

surface smudges from usage that are light, superficial and inaudible.    

        EX+- A record that has been played quite a few times, with sufficient care to ensure continued musical enjoyment.       

         A tick or a pop, even a few repeated seconds of surface noise can occur at  this grade level. 

        The slight and occasional interruptions in microgroove continuity are far outweighed by the musical enjoyment offered to the listener.

 EX- A record still excellent sonically, with no shearing or clipped tones, that plays to a high level of listener enjoyability.

despite occasional light surface noise.

Other-records with below average to average surface wear condition.Visually in The VG+/EX range, they play

reasonably well due to advances in record cleaning/audio restoration.

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