Texas Funk 45 Christian Plicque Hot Foxy Woman MP3

$ 190

$ 190 Sold For

Jul 10, 2010 Sold Date

Jul 5, 2010 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

5 Number Of Bids

USA Country Of Seller

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Description

Christian Plicque: Hot Foxy Woman b/w The Stripper [Le Cam USA 1970’s] na/VG++/VG++

http://www.divshare.com/download/11489990-081

Another winner from the Soul Patrol crew, “Hot Foxy Woman” is a certified dance floor killer with fantastic male soul vocals and a knockout groove.

General Info

The record listed on this auction is an ORIGINAL PRESSING.

The soundclip is taken from the record being auctioned.

I’ll ship anywhere in the world EXCEPT for Russia.

If you have a feedback rating of less than 10, you must email me before bidding.

Please have a look at the bottom of this auction page to see some records that I'm looking for.

Payment

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California winners, please add 9.75% sales tax to the grand total before payment.

Shipping

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Shipping will be combined for winners of multiple auctions.

FYI: the *typical* postage costs for one 45 is $5.00 for the USA and $7.50 for Europe/Japan/Australia.

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Grading

Below is the format for my listings:

Artist: Title [Label COUNTRY Year] Condition of Pic Sleeve/Side A/Side B … abbreviations (if any)

**Note that "na" will be used if the 45 doesn't have a picture sleeve

I use the following visual grading system:

**Cover**

SS ... still-sealed
M- … the cover will be free of ringwear. All corners and seams will be tight and intact.

VG++ … the cover may have a very slight trace of ringwear. Light foxing may be present. Corners may be bumped but the seams will all be intact.

VG+ … the cover will have moderate ringwear. Foxing, if present, will be more noticeable than in a cover graded VG++. Corners are bumped and portions of the seams will be damaged.

VG … heavier ringwear will be present with this grade. Foxing, if present, will be very noticeable. Corner and seams will both be damaged.

G … heavy ringwear, heavy foxing (if present), corners and seams will both be pretty bad. A record graded ‘G’ is only being listed because of its rarity.

**Disc**

SS ... still-sealed
M- … the record will be glossy and free from scratches, paper scuffs, and spindle marks.

VG++ … the record will still be glossy but there may be a few paper scuffs and/or spindle marks. The disc will not have scratches, though.

VG+ … the record will have lost some of its luster. There will also definitely be light-to-moderate paper scuffs and/or spindle marks present. However, no scratches will be found with this grade.

VG … the record appears dull and, in addition to moderate paper scuffing and/or spindle marks, there are one or two scratches.

G … the wax will be dull; there will be heavy paper scuffs and/or spindle marks; there will be three or more scratches. Same deal here: a record graded ‘G’ is being listed because it’s rare.

**Abbreviations**

V/A – Various Artists

GF – Gate-fold cover

WOFC – Writing on front cover

WOBC – Writing on back cover

Sp-Mks – Spindle marks

SuSc – Superficial scratches

NAP – Not Affecting Play

WDOFC – Water damage on front cover

WDOBC – Water damage on back cover

FOFC – Foxing on front cover

FOBC – Foxing on back cover