Ada Moore "Jazz workshop" Vol. 3 / Debut records (10"lp

$ 38

$ 38 Sold For

Sep 12, 2010 Sold Date

Sep 5, 2010 Start Date

$ 3 Start price

5 Number Of Bids

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Debut Records " Jazz workshop Vol. 3" with Ada Moore,Tal Farlow,John Laporta and Oscar Pettiford. Debut records #DLP 15 Vinyl and Labels are VG+ and Cover is VG with "Sample-not for sale" and "DJ copy" stamped on back cover. Also,1" seam split on top and a 3" seam split on bottom. Songs include: "The man I love" "Something to live for" " You came a long way from ST. Louis" "The devil is a woman" "Lass from low country" "Strange fascination" and "Summertime".

Low starting bid and no reserve.

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I am not an expert at grading records. But, if you check my ratings, i've done good so far (100%)

if you are not happy with the records, let me know, and I will offer a full refund of the amount of the winning bid after item is returned.

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GRADING GUIDELINES!

(NM or NM-) NM records are shiny with no visible defects such as writing, stickers or needle marks on the labels. The album cover should have no creases, folds, seam splits or any signs of human handling. It also will have no ring wear.

(VG+) or (Excellent) May show some slight signs of wear, including light scuffs or very light scratches that do not affect the listening experience. Slight warps that do not affect the sound are OK. Minor signs of handling are OK. The cover might be marred by a cutout marking, small hole punch, a cut in the spine or a promotional stamp and even a tiny bit of ring wear.

(VG) Have more obvious flaws such as lack of gloss, groove wear, light scratches and needle marks. When played there will be surface noise that will not overpower the music overall. Noise in the passages, between songs is common. The cover may have minor seam splits, writing, tape, stickers, ring wear and scuffs.

(VG-) Is just a compounding of the VG category. Many obvious flaws but if the record is rare, may very well be worthwhile. I usually do not list records lower than the above grades.

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