Charles Kynard Your Mama Don't Dance RARE ORIG U.K. 1973 Mainstream/Pye LP EX

	£		30
	$		40

Artist: Charles Kynard

Title: Your Mama Don't Dance

Format: LP

Label & Catalogue Reference: Mainstream Records MSL 1017

Release Date: 1973

Country of Manufacture: U.K.

CONDITION (VINYL / SLEEVE) EXCELLENT / EXCELLENT (I believe this copy has only seen a couple of plays at most.  It is likely it has only seen a single play.  However, it is an early 70s Pye pressing (it is a deep brown-green-red when held up to a light) and therefore I do note a few tiny pressing flaws (which are characteristic of all these Dawn, Mainstream etc. Pye pressings of this period).  It is immediately obvious this copy has never seen heavy play.  The surfaces are a little dusty but only the odd, ultra-fine hairline mark is present.  The gatefold sleeve remains in solid condition.  There is a little staining running along the base of the front of the sleeve and some minor creasing along the spine as well as a couple of light impressions in the soft cardboard.  After 50 years the white sections of the sleeve are a little discoloured.  Overall, this is a fine example of this rare LP!)

Other Details: Rare U.K. Mainstream pressing which was pressed by Pye Records.  This is the 1st pressing with 'A-1/B-1' matrixes.

GRADINGS – How I Grade

My items are visually graded under an intense light using my nearly 20 years of experience buying and playing records.  I am a record collector first and foremost.  I would say my grading is on the conservative side however, it is also realistic.  Realistic in the sense that sometimes even brand new records are not immaculate.  Some items are play-graded and where this is the case it will be noted in the Item Description.

GRADINGS - Description

MINT – If used to describe the condition of a record the item will be sealed.  Mint will rarely be used to describe the condition of a sleeve however, it will mean the item is sealed and no storage damage is evident.

NEAR MINT – When used to describe a record it will mean that it is hard to discern that the disc has been played.  When viewed under an intense light there might be the odd hairline mark however, you would really have to look hard for it.  Ultimately, the vinyl will look like it has just been made.  When used to describe a sleeve it will mean that the sleeve has no shelf-wear or storage damage.  The sleeve will look like new.

EXCELLENT+ - There will be an indication that the record has seen some play but not heavy play.  When viewed under an intense light only the tiniest, wispiest hairline markings will be present and not excessively so.  The vinyl will retain a great sheen.  A sleeve described as EX+ will display minimal shelf or storage wear including an odd crease or the stubbing of corners, slight fraying to the opening edge.  Ultimately, the sleeve will still be a superior example.

EXCELLENT – There might be an indication that the record has seen a reasonable amount of play and handling however, it has been well looked after.  Superficial surfaces scuffs may be present but no marks of real substance (i.e. which will affect playback).  Under an intense light it is likely that a relative volume of hairline marks are present.  A sleeve described as EX will display shelf or storage wear including creasing, loss of print (due to rubbing), possible stubbing of corners etc.  The sleeve will not display any substantial flaws.  Ultimately, it will be a solid copy.

VERY GOOD+ - I will rarely list vinyl for sale described as VG+.  Any vinyl listed as VG+ will have a detailed condition description included in the listing.  The description VG+ is more often used to describe sleeves.  Often VG+ describes the condition of a sleeve which was of very cheap manufacture (think 1970s EMI sleeves or Polydor late 60s/early 70s) and therefore more prone to display the vagaries of time.  A sleeve described as VG+ will not be a basket case.  It will likely display a reasonable volume of creasing, a reasonable amount of rubbing/stubbing and possible the odd substantial flaw.

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