HORACE SILVER - ORIG. BLUE NOTE BLP 5018 - FLAT EDGE

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Horace Silver "New Faces New Sounds" BLUE NOTE BLP 5018

Original 1953 Mono USA Pressing

Horace Silver (piano) Gene Ramey (bass on 1, 4 side A and on 2 track side B) Curly Russell (bass) Art Blakey (drums)

VINYL CONDITION : EX

" EAR " and RVG engraved on dead wax on both sides.Flat edge.

PLAY GRADING : VG

Superb full and rich Sound!!!

LABEL : NM-
161 Lexington Ave N.Y.C. on clean blue and white label. Deep groove on both sides.

COVER CONDITION: EX ( Laminated cover, 0,4" split on bottom seam at the opening, writing on back, very light overall wear, sharp corners )

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All records are cleaned with SOTA record machine using its PURE CRYSTAL cleaning solution.

Play Grading is done on LINN SONDEK LP 12 with AKIVA cartridge.

OUR RECORDS ARE STRICTLY GRADED

NOTE:

From the perspective of the early 2000s, it is clear that few jazz musicians have had a greater impact on the contemporary mainstream than Horace Silver. The hard bop style that Silver pioneered in the '50s is now dominant, played not only by holdovers from an earlier generation, but also by fuzzy-cheeked musicians who had yet to be born when the music fell out of critical favor in the '60s and '70s.

All Music, by Chris Kelsey

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ITALY – 13$

EUROPE – 14$

WORLD – 16$

NOTE : This rate is valid only for one/two items

SS Still Sealed, Factory Sealed.

M Record has never been played, absolutely mint in every way. It plays perfect. Cover in perfect condition.

NM Record probably unplyed or has been played once or twice. It can have one or two flaws that do not affect the play.It plays without noticeable defects. Cover also near perfect condition it shows minor signs of wear or age: slight ring wear, minor denting or creasing to a corner or small writing on the cover.

EX Record has been played relatively few times. It shows some superficial light signs, very light scratches, light scuffs/marks, some paper sleeve hairlines. It plays with slight warps that do not affect the listening experience, including light tics/pops. Low background noise that do not affect the beauty of the music. Cover may have heavier signs of aging or some damage, including punch hole, corner cut, light ring-wear, small splits, stain, writing and stamp.

VG Record shows more signs of wear. Several paper sleeve hairlines/marks, some scratches/scuffs. It plays with surface noise, audible light scratches, but the noise will not overpower the music. Cover shows evident signs of wear: splits, ring-wear, evident yellowing of age, corners wear and generally more obvious aging wear.

We consider the vinyl EX because it shows hairlines/marks and one scuff.

It looks better then it sounds.

In fact the record plays VG with several tics/pops and background static/noise.

Even if we grade it VG the quality of sound is full and rich like almost every Blue Note records.