Joe Cuba Sextet My Man Speedy 1968 LP Vinyl NM In Original Tico Press 1161
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This is the LP by The Joe Cuba Sextet “My Man Speedy” Catalog # LP 1161 TICO Records 1968
Dead Wax: Side 1: TRLP-1161-A 1-A/A Side 2: TRLP-1161B -1-A/B
Jacket (VG+) There is light corner and ring wear. Punch out bottom left hand corner. Discolor is minor. No rips or tears. No seam splits on spine or other sides. No writing or defacing. Album cover is in excellent condition considering its age. Comes with protective plastic sleeve.
Inner Sleeve/LP (NM) Original Tico catalog inner sleeve. Orange and yellow scalloped label. Vinyl has a few minor blemishes. No deep scratches. No skips or repeats. Beautiful playback. These are the individual tracks from the sound check…
SIDE 1:
1. My Man Speedy! (no issues)
2. I’m Insane (no issues)
3. Gimme Some Love (no issues)
4. Psychadelic Baby (You’re Psychin’ Up My Mind) (no issues)
5. Hey Joe, Hey Joe (no issues)
SIDE 2:
1. Talk About Luv (Love Is The Thing) (no issues)
2. You Better Believe It (no issues)
3. It’s Love (no issues)
4. T.C.O.B. (no issues)
5. Wakini (no issues)
Of interest: Joe Cuba a.k.a "Sonny" (April 22, 1931 – February 15, 2009) was a musician of Puerto Rican descent who was known as the "Father of Latin Boogaloo". Along with fellow Nuyorican artists such as Ray Barretto andRichie Ray, Cuba was at the forefront of the developing Latin soul sound in New York, merging American R&B styles with Afro-Cuban instrumentation. Cuba was one of the key architects behind the emerging Latin Boogaloo sound, which became a popular and influential Latin style in the latter half of the 1960s. In 1966, his band scored a hit on the United States National Hit Parade List with the song "Bang Bang" — which helped kick off the popularity of theboogaloo. He also had a No. 1 hit that year on the Billboard charts with the song "Sock It To Me Baby"
****SALEM ATTIC NOTES**** All records are inspected beforehand. If they need to be cleaned, then I do so. I use a spin clean system, that does a good job. Sometimes it does not get out the real tough stuff, so I do that by hand if I need to. I then check the LP's for scratches, lighter blemishes, warps etc.. I sound check any record that has even slight blemishes, and after sound checking will note any issues I noticed or lack there of in this product information page. If the jacket needs a dusting I dust it. I then put all standard sized record jackets in 2 or 3 mil. protective sleeves. The standard way I ship is with the LP behind the cover to prevent ring wear and other damage to jacket. If you have a specific way you like your LP's shipped let me know. During mailing all LP's are housed in double cardboard padded record mailers.
My record grading system, forever evolving..............
Mint (M)
(Jacket) There will be no flaws. The jacket will be factory sealed with perfect or close to perfect corners.
(LP) The vinyl itself should be without flaws since the jacket surrounding it has never been opened.
Mint Minus (M-)
(Jacket) The jacket will most likely be sealed in original shrink, but there may be some shrink missing. Ther
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