Don Cherry ?– Symphony For Improvisers Blue Note ?– BST 84247 NEAR MINT VINYL
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Don Cherry ?– Symphony For Improvisers Blue Note ?– BST 84247 BOTH SIDES PLAY GRADED ENTIRELY
ON A GOOD SYSTEM NEAR MINT VINYL - SLEEVE EXCELLENT MINOR FOXING/RING WEAR
Released Aug 1967 Tracklist A1 Symphony For Improvisers A2 Nu Creative Love A3 What's Not Serious A4 Infant Happiness B1 Manhattan Cry B2 Lunatic B3 Sparkle Plenty B4 Om Nu
Bass – Henry Grimes, Jenny Clark* Composed By – Don Cherry Cornet – Don Cherry Design [Cover Design By] – Reid Miles Drums – Edward Blackwell Liner Notes – A. B. Spellman* Photography By [Cover Photo By] – Francis Wolff Recorded By – Rudy Van Gelder Tenor Saxophone – Leandro 'Gato' Barbieri* Tenor Saxophone, Piccolo Flute – Pharaoh Sanders* Vibraphone, Piano – Karl Berger
Text on front cover: The finest in jazz since 1939 BLUE NOTE A product of Liberty Records Printed in U.S.A. ©Liberty Records, Inc
Text on back cover: For Complete Catalog Write to BLUE NOTE RECORDS INC., 43 West 61st St., New York, N. Y. 10023
All 12" records are packed professionally using top quality DEFENDA Music Max Album Wraps http://www.defendapack.com/vinyl_record_boxes.htm
Re: MAKE OFFER
Depending on the rarity and condition of individual items I’m prepared to consider reasonable price reductions. I consider 10% reasonable. Greater reductions only make sense for items with imperfections or other undesirable attributes, are in over supply etc.
Please keep in mind that sellers also pay 10% to Ebay and 3.5 % to PayPal. The money for these fees has to come from somewhere, as well as packing and the additional 10% tax on delivery cost by Ebay.
MAKE OFFER options are added/cancelled in bulk, hence some items might contain it, for which a lower than 10% counter offer will be made. Thank you for your understanding.Re: Vinyl & Sleeve Grading
I bought several records online, which I had hoped to enjoy. I soon realized that many record sellers fail totally in their description.
It's only human to make mistakes but what excuse is there for not listing tracks/artists and truthfully describe physical marks on vinyl surfaces?
None ! If a record does not look totally new, listening and often playing both sides entirely is essential.
Play grading and making accurate descriptions take (a lot of) time. This time is reflected in my prices. It's good money well spent because there is nothing worse than opening an eagerly awaited package and as soon as you see the vinyl you know there will be ticks and pops and crackly noise on all quiet parts, yet the seller had written ex or even ex+ in the description.
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