Howling Wolf ? More Real Folk Blues Chess LP-512 Mono 1967
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Howling Wolf ? More Real Folk Blues Chess. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
Direct from a collector's vault. This record looks very good and plays well. On close inspection, some very small superficial marks are seen. On the second side and the first cut there is a very small scuff that causes a few small pops when listening closely for noise. That seems to be the worst of it. The sleeve is generally very good looking on the face as shown. In the pictures of the back, soiling on the open end can be seen. The back seems to be a pasted sheet that is worn off in spots, which appear as black in the pictures. The worst corners are shown and only dogeared about 1/4" on bottom left. Not actually bent. No splits. This one starts at $35 on Discogs.
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