JACKIE MCLEAN Right Now LP BLUE NOTE BLP 4215 US 1965 NY RVG MONO Larry Willis
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I am listing a group of records from my collection, that have been in storage since 2004. I am not normally a record seller but am fairly critical with condition and will do my best to accurately describe each album. I have not played the records, but have inspected the cover and records with a jeweler's magnified head piece. Please check out my other auctions and ask questions before bidding. Most of the albums came from a serious collector's estate and are generally in better condition that the average. I will ship in a plastic record sleeve, between sheets of foam insulation board & cardboard, that will protect and keep the album from shifting in transit. Please note: I will combine shipping on multiple purchases and will ad an extra $1. for each. ------------------------------------------------------------
JACKIE MCLEAN Right Now! LP BLUE NOTE BLP 4215 US 1965 NY RVG MONO Larry Willis
Title: Right Now! Label: Blue Note BLP 4215 Release: US 1965 Format: Vinyl Record 12" LP 33 RPM Genre: Saxophone Jazz Hard Bop Notes: "NEW YORK USA" RVG MONO All photos are of the actual items for sale. All records are original pressings unless otherwise noted. Record Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) clean and glossy. SIDE 1/SIDE 2: Clean vinyl, some faint surface marks only. LABEL: Blue/White "BLUE NOTE RECORDS INC ? NEW YORK USA" Microgroove. MATRIX: "VAN GELDER" machine stamp on both sides. No "ear" mark. Sleeve Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Slight wear signs.
Payment and Shipping:
We accept: PayPal (verified shipping address only). California residents expect to pay 8.75% sales tax, unless you have a valid Ca. Resale number.
We ship U.S.P.S. Priority for most items, U.S.P.S. Book Rate offered where applicable, and FedEx for larger item (direct signature required). We strongly recommend insurance, as we cannot assume liability for lost or damaged items in transit after they have been shipped without insurance.
Shipping outside the U.S. is a bit new for us, but it seems to be working OK. If you do not need insurance, airmail letter rate is the cheapest, but if you require insurance, the US Post Office will not ship the cheapest way, but makes us use Air Parcel, which is double the cost of the cheap Air Letter postage rate. We wrap well, so breakage isn't a problem, as long as it doesn't get lost. In that case, once it has left out Post Office uninsured, we can not track it or be responsible for lost items. If this is understood, please feel free to bid, and thanks
for asking.
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