ARTHUR Big Boy CRUDUP (Mean Ol' Frisco) LP FIRE FLP-103 OG MONO 1960 Rare Blues
$
449
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Up for auction released in May 1961 ARTHUR Big Boy CRUDUP (Mean Ol' Frisco) LP Fire Records FLP-103 one of the rarest most sought after blues titles featuring his most iconic classic blues songs. A Delta Blues Singer Songwriter Guitarist best known for other later artists recording his songs including (Elvis Presley) "That's All Right" "So Glad Your Mine" "My Baby Left Me" among others. COVER: VG+ Has a slight bend to it with light shelf wear, and corner dings has a crease on bottom opening corner with light discoloration is still overall very clean with nice spines as shown. RECORD: Side1. VG Has many micro paper sleeve wisps, hairlines, and light surface scratches mostly superficial that can be seen in the daylight however a few of these scratches I can catch with my nail on songs 1-3 is overall still very glossy as shown. Side2. VG Same as the first side has a noticeable patch of scuffs, and a few small marks I can catch on my nail with a longer visual scratch through the last 3 songs is overall still very glossy, and both sides played nicely with no skips, and very little background noise played much better than my visual grading. LABELS: Have light spindle marks with some paper tears around the hole as shown. Comes with it's Original Generic Inner Sleeve, and will be packed in a new MoFi Sleeve also shown. Any questions please message me. Thanks for looking.
- Mint (M): An un-played record in perfect condition. It's as pristine as it was when it left the manufacturer.
- Near Mint (NM): A record that has been handled very carefully and has minimal wear.
- Very Good Plus Plus (VG++): Shows minor signs of wear but plays perfectly without any significant noise.
- Very Good Plus (VG+): May have light wear and slight surface noise but still offers a pleasurable listening experience.
- Very Good (VG): Noticeable wear and noise are present, but the record is still enjoyable to listen to.
- Good (G): This record grading system describes significant wear and noise, including potential skips. It's in a condition that affects the listening experience but is still playable.
- Fair (F): Heavy wear, with skips or other playback issues, is often considered for its collectible value rather than listening quality.
- Poor (P): Essentially unplayable but may hold value due to extreme rarity.
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