IDEAL 12 Hits Various Fender, Isidro ILP-156 New Record MINT Tex-Mex LP

$

165

This auction is for a very rare, vintage IDEAL record in new condition and sealed in original shrink wrap. Record is from a record store stock that has been safely stored since it's date of manufacture and is an original issue. 

CONDITION: Brand new record. This record has not been opened or tested in order to remain sealed and is being sold AS-IS. 

ARTIST: Various Ideal Artists

LABEL: Ideal Recording Company, San Benito TX

RECORD: ILP-156 12 Hits

SONGS: Freddie Gomez-Si Fuera Soltero & Por Amor Al Dinero, Eligio Escobar-El Vetarano, Maria Luisa Guerrero-Seis Anos, Ricardo Guzman-Arrancame El Corazon, Los Pavos Reales-Prisionero de Tus Brazos, Pepe Maldonado-Palomas Que Andan Volando, Isidro Lopez-La Enorme Distancia, Fito Flores-Bola Negra, Los Guadalupanos-Ellos No Saban, Tony de La Rosa-Mi Ultima Parranda, Freddie Fender-Y La Quiero

Please ask questions before bidding, this item is not returnable unless misrepresented. Items are described to the best of my knowledge and mistakes are never intentional. If return is necessary, records must be returned in the same new condition with no signs of use or needle marks and shrink wrap in tact when applicable. Sealed records that you have opened cannot be returned. If there is a problem with the record, please communicate before leaving negative feedback. Paypal Payment appreciated within 3 days. Shipping to CONFIRMED U.S. address only.  I reserve the right to cancel bids. Please bid only if you agree to the terms. 

Ideal Records was founded in 1946 and became one of the most influential regional recording companies for Mexican-American music. Over the next few decades, Ideal Records helped launch the careers of several important performers, including Narciso Martinez, Tony de la Rosa, Valerio Longoria, Conjunto Bernal, and Beto Villa.

The records I am selling were manufactured at the home of IDEAL recording Company in San Benito and packaged for distribution but never left the warehouse. Some were once sold at the Rio Grande Music Company store, which was owned by the owner and operator of the IDEAL label.