Gerald Sims 45, Little Echo/Mother Nature, 1964 Okeh R&B soul dancer, NM, voice
  $   35

 


$ 35 Sold For
Jan 16, 2017 Sold Date
Jan 9, 2017 Start Date
$   4 Start price
20   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

Gerald Sims 45 titled "Little Echo/Mother Nature"; Okeh 4-7199, 1964. Both sides sound in NM condition (I test-played them entirely). Okeh sleeve. Age-related wear on the label. "Mother Nature" is a wonderful dancer. "Little Echo" is a beauty by this unheralded singer.

To U.S. locations, the mailing charge is $3.50, first class. Combined with other 45s, the cost is $3.50 for 1-4 discs; $5 for 5-10 discs (priority mail); and $6 for 11 or more records (priority mail). FREE mailing to U.S. locations for any winner whose single bid or combined bids exceeds $75. I typically mail within 24 hours.

International bidders: The overseas rate for more than one 45 record is as follows: $24 for 2-9 records; $34 for 11-15 records. For more than 15 records, e-mail me to determine the rate. To Canada: $16 for 2-9 records; $24 for 11-15. For more than 15 records, e-mail me.

This item belonged to a former employee of the Columbia Records pressing plant in my home city of Terre Haute, Indiana, who worked on the Columbia record production line in the 1960s and '70s.

Play-grade definitions: NM (near mint) -- little or no surface noise. VG+ (very good plus) -- surface noise, but does not interfere with the enjoyment of the track. VG (very good) -- surface noise that is noticeable and whether or not it interferes with the enjoyment of the record depends on your level of tolerance. G (good) -- noticeable surface noise, at least some of which interferes with the enjoyment of the song. I will never list a record on eBay that skips or catches without noting that flaw in the description.

All my records are test-played in their entirety, unless noted. I usually do not list the visual grade for a record because of the highly subjective nature of the judgment -- the tendency for vinyl to sound much better or worse than it looks. I assume a buyer is more interested in a disc's sound than its look. But if you want a description of the playing surface (visual grade), please e-mail me and I will provide it. I can say that I get very, very few complaints about my play-grade ratings.

Please e-mail me if you have any other questions. Thanks for looking.



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