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Etta James ?– At Last / I Just Want To Make Love To You (Rare Black Label Version!!)

Label: Argo Records ?– 5380  Format: Vinyl, 7", Single, 45 RPM 
Country: US Released: 1961 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Soul

TracklistHide Credits

A At Last Written-By – Warren*, Gordon* 3:00 B I Just Want To Make Love To You Written-By – W. Dixon* 3:03

Notes

From LP-4003 
Side A: U-10498 Leo Feist ASCAP 
Side B: U-10165 Arc Music BMI

CONDITION:  VG/EX
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DESCRIPTION OF CONDITION GRADES FOR LP'S  and 45'S (FOR 78's SEE  OTHER CONDITION LIST BELOW THIS ONE)
Mint/Sealed – This condition is  only used for records that are still completely sealed. No damage whatsoever will  be  present.
Near Mint / Excellent – A near mint record will look as if it has been  played  but well taken care of. There will be no scratches, scuffs, etc to the record. The  label  should be free of writing, scratches, etc. Obviously, there will be no surface noise  or  skips. A near mint cover will not have creases, ring wear, seam splits, or other  signs  of wear. A record in this condition is exceptional.
Very Good Plus – A very good  plus  record will have some small flaws that will not dramatically affect its  aesthetic  appeal. The record may have light scratches or scuffs. Some extremely minor  surface  noise, particularly between tracks or other quite times, may be permissable.  There  will not be any skips. A very good plus cover may show minor ring wear or  slight  discoloration. A small seam split may be present; however, the cover should  appear  to be in excellent shape at first glance. A neat name written on the label  and/or  cover may be permissible.
Very Good – A very good record  will have more obvious flaws and will definitely appear used. The record may  have  more extensive light scratching or even one or two deeper scratches. A very  good  record will have surface noise and an occasional skip as long as the overall  quality  of the record is not affected. The label may have writing or scratches. A very  good  cover will have tears, seam splits, and/or noticeable ring wear. There may be  writing,  price stickers, etc to the cover.
Good – A good record will have  much more extensive wear. There will be obvious flaws to the record  including  scratches, scuffs, etc. Surface noise and minor skips will be common, although  the  record should still be playable. It is very possible that the label will be damaged  by  writing, scratches or more. A good cover will have obvious seam spits, ring wear,  etc.  Water damage is entirely possible. Records in this condition are usually only  valuable if the record is of exceptional rarity. ------------------------------------------------------------------
RECORD GRADING FOR 78  RPM's  ONLY:
E +  - means light to negligible surface noise.
E   - means light  surface  noise, possobly light scuffs
(-a Plus or minus sign, of course  indicate slightly better or worse respecively-)
V  - means medium  surface  noise, scuffs etc- 
G  - means heavy surface  noise, scuffs, etc. .
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