Johnny Little John - Can't Be Still // What in the World - 45 on Margaret LISTEN
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OH OH OH BABY OH BABY! Yes Yes! We Have a Good One Found in a Chicago Attic on Soulful Southside of Sweet Home Chicago and Offered to you Here, For Nestling in Your Treasured Personal Collection
artist : Johnny Little John and His Guitar, Rogers Tenor Sax
plug side : Can't Be Still
flip side : What in the World (You Gonna Do)
label : Margaret Records 997
Scarce Tunes!
looks Condition : please see scans.
plays Condition : please listen to this exact very record on YouTube below.
* RECORD HAS A WARP THAT I JUST NOTICED VISIBILY AS I PLAYED IT. I do not think it affects the sound or playback, but I am not an expert, so you be the judge below! Killer tracks!* Click here to HEAR the both sides
be sure to check out the sound-clips!
Some General Info about My Record Listings:
* I subscribe to the philosophy that the best, and only way, for someone to get the vinyl they so desire online, is to see it, and hear it.
* Which is why I generally do not provide a visual grade of sleeves, wax, or labels, or a any type of audio grading.
* I do, however, provide scans of the record listed, and an upload of a digital conversion of the record listed!
* I do this because, let's be honest, there's no way to guarantee that my eyes/ears will see/hear the same thing, so any sort of visual grade or audio grade I or any seller can give you is inherently subjective, and a big reason why I think people get so salty on the buyer and/or seller side of records on eBay.
* This way, I/we take out that subjectivity, letting you see and hear the exact record you will get, without relying on it first going through my subjective judgement.
* I think this makes my buyers happier, and also me happier, because this to me seems a lot more chill and transparent for all!
* I'm not working with the best equipment out there, just a consumer desktop scanner and a Jensen JTA-230 3-speed stereo turntable to laptop via a good ol' fashioned USB cord. Nothing fancy, but they get the job done. This means that the record is more likely to look/sound better on your fancy equipment than it does here, in general.*
* Some of my records, especially my rarer 45s, are sometimes previously well-loved. Means they are due to be greatly improved with professional cleaning. I do not work vigorously on cleaning the disc. Just spot clean here and there. I want to protect it until the collector can do it professionally themselves. As such, the sound can only improve. *
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