Johnny Costa "Plays Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" vinyl LP VERY rare w/promo PBS
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Johnny Costa - Plays Mister Rogers' Neighborhood vinyl LP
This is a recording by Johnny Costa, the jazz pianist who performed most of the music featured on PBS' long-running kids' show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood". There are no vocals or spoken word sections - just Costa on piano, Bobby Rawsthorne on drums, and Carl McVicker on bass. We obtained this from a public radio station, and included with the record is a stapled promotional packet. There are 2 pages of typewritten information from the label, and a 6 page photocopied review from Keyboard magazine.
The record looks and sounds fantastic. The cover has a few markings on the back (red asterisk, station catalog number on the right-hand side, and the date the album was received by the station written at the top in pen), due to its radio station-origins.
The vinyl is in EX condition, and the cover is in VG. We grade our albums per the Goldmine Magazine standards for records.
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