Coxon's Army RARE LP early Pat Benatar Sam Miller Cafe

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203

If you are a Pat Benatar fan, you should bid on this Coxon's Army LP now because it is an EXTREMELY rare piece featuring Pat Benatar from her years living in Richmond VA and singing with Phil Coxon in the 70's. The back cover of the LP reads: "This album is taken from the soundtrack of a one hour special produced by WCVE-TV and Sam Miller Exchange Cafe." The Cafe being where Coxon's Army would frequently perform.

This album is on the Trace label it has no label number. The matrix #'s are "SM-1001-A" and "SM-1001-B" for the A and B sides respectively. The album cover has slight crinkling of the bottom corners and some visible ring wear on the back cover. The record itself is nearly perfect, there is one visible scuff on the A-side that should not affect play hence we have graded this record E+. An extremely good find. (See below for our grading standards.)

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Our grading scale is defined below:

M = New/Mint, sealed, never been played.

N- = Record shows no scratches, scuffs, or wear. Plays like new.

E+ = Excellent +, Record shows very light wear, should play like new.

E = Excellent, Record shows light scratches/scuffs which should NOT be audible when played.

E- = Excellent -, Record shows light scratches and scuffs that MAY be audible.

V+ = Very Good +, Record shows moderate scratches and scuffs or wear that WILL be audible.

V = Very Good, Record shows moderate/heavy scratches and scuffs that WILL be audible and MAY skip.

V- =Very Good -, Record shows considerable scratches and wear. Good for a fill-in until a better copy turns up.

P = Poor, What can I say! Record is in poor condition, plays very rough. We will only offer P condition items if they are extremely rare or unusual.

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