Hooker 'n Heat, Canned Heat & John Lee Hooker, Double LP LST-35002 US, 1970 NM

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30

(Note: I am selling my entire collection of Classic Rock, Blues, Jazz vinyl LPs here on eBay. Most are in NM condition! Please click on "Seller Info" (upper right of screen) to see more!)   Check out my other items!
Title:   Hooker 'n Heat
Subtitle:  Canned Heat & John Lee Hooker
* Specifics:  Liberty Records, 1970, LST 35002 - Double LP set!  * LPs:  NM  (Thick, heavy vinyls. Played only a few times over the years to make cassette tape, then CD, then MP3 copies. Then carefully stored.)    * Cover: VG++/EX- (Gatefold cover is sturdy & strong -- See photos above -- please zoom/scroll to check quality.) * NOTES: This is an original 1970 U.S. press of the two LP set. Features: One LP is mainly Hooker's solo recordings and another of ensemble sides with Henry Vestine on guitar and Alan Wilson on harmonica. 
SHIPPING INSURANCE NOTE: There will be a small (approx. $2) fee added to purchase shipping insurance for this item when it ships. . [This will appear in your bill as a "handling" fee.]
====== RATINGS AND HOW I APPLIED THEM ========
Please note that I am not a record store or professional record dealer. I'm just a guy selling his vinyl collection!  However, I have done my best to adhere to these standard guidelines for the ratings displayed above: 
Grades for vinyl LPs:    M : new, un-played, perfect, usually sealed. NM: like new but possibly carefully played a limited amount of times. Should play near perfect with almost no noise or imperfections. May show very faint imperfections from paper scuffs or tiny needle marks. EX : as above with a few light needle marks, or a few light surface scuffs, and/or lightly audible marks. A very nice used record. VG+:  between VG and EX, no feelable scratches and will definitely play through with no skips or jumps.  VG : still showing gloss but lots of small scratches and scuffs or some light groove wear. A used/played record that should still play through without skips, but will have light surface noise throughout, pops, ticks, and maybe some light distortion/sibilance. I do not consider VG to be a complete junk grade. VG- to G : any record in less than VG condition that I feel is still worth offering due to it’s rarity.   Grades for covers:   M : perfect. no wear, square flat corners, solid seams, spine etc., Usually sealed NM : overall appearance of front and back near perfect but may have a very small problem such as a small corner ding/couple tiny spine chips, but nothing noticeable without close inspection. EX : as above, nice "un-handled" feel, but may have more spine wear, a bent or dinged corner or two, very light ring wear, but rarely any splits or tears. VG+:  Between VG and EX (usually closer to an EX grade), NO major seem splits over a an inch or two, No visible water damage.  Edge chipping and smaller splits possible, ring wear, and small name or writing possible but should be noted. VG: still has a nice overall appearance, but may have the following defects: seam splits, spine splits, small tears, ring wear, writing, stains, water damage, stickers etc. in various degrees. VG- to G : getting ugly, but for some reason still worth offering.