BERNDT EGERBLADH Plays The Organ With A Swing 1968 Swedish Jazz LP

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BERNDT EGERBLADH – Plays the Organ With A Swing (Nashville NSLPS 30-109) Sweden 1968
Scarce early Egerbladh LP, with players like Rune Gustafsson, Red Mitchell a o.

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Record: VG

Cover: VG+; some light wear ofc at opening & corners, otherwise minimal overall wear only.

Very strict visual grading runs according to the following scale:
M- / EX / VG+ / VG / G / F / P / B. 
Please check out my grading guide at the bottom of this page for full details – my grades differ considerably from those of most other sellers.

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Grading
All records are carefully cleaned on a VPI 16.5.
Grading’s visual, unless otherwise noted.
My grading is very strict and at odds with most variations of the original Osborne/Goldmine/Record Collector systems currently used; basically my grades should at least be in the ballpark area of the words' actual literal meaning. That means that a record graded G (as in Good), for example, is very far from trashed but in fact reasonably nice.
If there's a big mark, scratch or similar, it'll be playchecked and noted specifically.
As for covers, I also state the reasons for a given grade, like ringwear, split seams etc, in rather minutiae details.
I do try to make the best gradings possible, but of course I'll make mistakes every now and then. If you feel strongly that I've misjudged the condition of an item, let me know and we'll work something out, ok?
 
M- = Stone perfect. I hardly ever use this grade.

EX = An absolute top copy; any wear will be very insignificant.

VG+ = Still a really nice copy with only VERY minor wear/sound imperfections; should please most collectors.

VG = A record that shows some typical wear for its age, but nothing very serious - it's been taken good care of, but may have some rather obvious imperfections like more ringwear, a minor split etc. Pretty nice though. Light background surface noise, ticks etc may occur but only briefly and/or in ways that affect play & enjoyment in a very minor way only.

G = Means that cover could have several smaller signs of wear, or one or two more serious things (like heavy ringwear), but it still holds up reasonably well & is far from trashed. Discs will have more surface lines/marks, that might affect play but still a pretty worthwhile play copy.

F = Lots of wear - heavy ringwear, longer splits etc - though not garbage-bin fodder; will do nicely as a starter copy, or even a keeper for the less picky of you. Obvious ticks, pops, surface noise & such are likely to appear in places, but shouldn't be overwhelming.

P = As F, only more of everything... might have pops, ticks and considerable surface noise, all at the same time - but it will play through without skips. Cover will have severe wear of all sorts.

B = Another grade I hardly ever use, only in the case something very rare/interesting should appear & thus merit a listing despite its condition. Cover would be trashed, disc very worn & likely not playing through. Pure shelf-filler.