Dizzy Gillespie-Sonny Stitt-Sonny Rollins-Sonny Side Up-Verve 1959 DG Mono LP-M-
  $   275

 


$ 275   (best offer accepted)   Sold For
Jan 8, 2026 Sold Date
Nov 18, 2025 Start Date
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Dizzy Gillespie-Sonny Stitt-Sonny Rollins-Sonny Side Up-First pressing Verve Deep Groove Trumpet Label-1959 MONO release. Was recorded in 1957. LP in stunning MINT MINUS condition. Unheard of in this top condition! Very rare. Cover in NM- condition with very slight wear to top seam and a rub mark visible on lower front cover...very clean and solid seams and spine...beautiful! Original Verve inner sleeve also in NM- condition with a visible tear on one side but not all the way through...beautiful!  All records/CDs are visually and Audibly graded. From my private collection in smoke free environment. Satisfaction guaranteed. Please email with any questions. Fantastic music! 

Goldmine Grading Scale:( All records and CDs are both Audibly and visually graded).

Sealed/Mint-Factory sealed like you would buy new in a record shop.

Mint Minus(M-)  Absolutely perfect in every way, few plays if any.

Near Mint (NM)  Played more times than a Mint Minus LP. A nearly perfect record. Record shows no obvious signs of wear. Quite acceptable condition for most collectors.

Very Good Plus (VG+) - record will show some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it.  May have slight signs of wear and slight scuffs and scratches but no skips. Might have slight cover damage.

Very Good (VG) - A record similar to VG+ where the defects are more pronounced.  Surface noise and scratches will be evident, but will not overpower the music. Cover damage/wear.

Good (G) - A record that will play through without skipping, but has significant surface noise, scratches, and visible groove wear.

Fair (F) - Grade between poor and good, obviously.  Very heavy damage, possible skips, though the record should still play. An LP of interest only if an LP is very rare.

Poor (P) - A record with heavy damage, probably will skip, and is the worst grade.

 

 


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