DON COVAY Different Strokes JEFFERSON LEMON Band WLP

$

27

The record you are considering is a ORIGINAL 1971 US STEREO PROMO copy of DON COVAY & THE JEFFERSON LEMON BLUES BAND's LP titled "Different Strokes for Different Folks".

LABEL- CHESS/JANUS Records, JLS-3038, division of GRT Corp.

Covay teamed with former Shirelles guitarist Joe Richardson and folkie John Hammond in the Jefferson Lemon Blues Band, an odd stab at underground blues-rock that yielded a 1969 LP, The House of Blue Lights and hit number 43 on the R&B chart with the single "Black Woman." He left Atlantic for Janus in 1970, releasing a second Jefferson Lemon Blues Band LP, Different Strokes for Different Folks, before signing to Mercury in 1972 as an A&R exec.

TRACKS
SIDE 1- "Sweet Thang", "Daddy, Please Don't Go Out Tonight", "Why Did You Put Your Shoes Under My Bed", "Stop By", "Bad Luck", "Hitching A Ride".
SIDE 2- "Standing In The Grits Line", "In The Sweet Bye & Bye", "Ain't Nothing A Young Girl Can Do", "If There's A Will There's A Way", "What's In The Headlines".

CONDITION:
Gatefold cover is a Nice VG++!! Touch of ring and corner wear.
Vinyl is a Near MINT!!! Touch of sleeve burn. No marks or hairlines, but plays with a few random light ticks. NO SURFACE! GREAT SOUND!!!
White Label PROMO!!!

This copy came from the nicest collection I will ever find! A time capsule from the late 1960's! The COLLECTION was probably from a BLACK RADIO distributor. Most were PROMO's!!

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SHIPPING COST & PACKAGING
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OPTIONS
Save cost by choosing a good used box, when available.
Any record over $15 gets a strip of poly-foam around edge. If you choose for low cost records, it will provide at a cost $2.

BOXES
Used record box, cost .25 cents Holds one to four LPs.
New pizza box, cost .25 cents, provides 3/4in. around sides for padding. Holds one to seven LPs.
Large box 14x14X6, cost free at this point. Holds eight and up.
New record box, cost $1.50 Holds one to four LPs. Sturdy stiff cardboard, touch more room
New record box, cost .50cents Holds one to four LPs. Soft cardboard tight fit. New for me, untested as of yet.

PACKAGING
All records are shipped outside their jacket and original sleeves! Placed in poly-sleeve(new cost .10 cents, used free).
Records or magazines are sandwiched between two sturdy cardboard(or record jackets) that are as large or slightly larger than the item.
Record over $15 gets a strip of poly-foam around edge.
Packages are marked for records "FRAGILE" & "Avoid SUN or HEAT", magazines "Do NOT BEND".

DOMESTIC SHIPPING COST start at $3.27 MEDIA MAIL with a new soft white cardboard record box, with two sheets of cardboard protection!

FOREIGN SHIPPING COST
Cost can be lowered with used box and or less protection( bubble wrap vs cardboard protection).
CANADA starts at $9.45 for one LPin brown stiff LP(new box) or $8.45 for white softer LP(new box), goes up just under $2 for additional records.
The rest of the world generally starts at $17.42 for one LP in brown stiff LP(new box) or $16.42 for white softer LP(new box). Additional LPs generally raise the cost $4-$7 per disc.
There is NO TRACKING on foreign shipping!!!