LITA ROZA & TONY KINSEY QUARTET - RARE 1956 10" LP VG+
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Description
RARE AND HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER 10 INCH VINYL ALBUM "LISTENING IN THE AFTER HOURS " LITA ROZA & THE TONY KINSEY QUARTET RELEASED IN 1956 ON DECCA - CATALOGUE NO. LF 1243
TONY KINSEY (DRUMS), JOE HARRIOTT (ALTO), BILL le SAGE (PIANO/VIBES) & ERIC DAWSON (BASS)
FULLY LAMINATED COVER WITH "HALF MOON" FLIP BACKS - FREE FROM RIPS, TEARS, STICKERS & GRAFFITI. MINOR WEAR - GRADED VG+
VINYL RETAINS A DECENT SHINE. A COUPLE OF LIGHT SCRATCHES THAT DO NOT SERIOUSLY AFFECT PLAY. SOME VERY LIGHT CRACKLE BETWEEN TRACKS AND DURING QUITE PASSAGES. NOTHING THAT OVERPOWERS THE MUSIC. GRADED VG/VG+
NOTE: SELLING PRICE INCLUDES POSTAGE WITHIN UK
I am a vinyl head who trades in vinyl in order to expand my collection. I try to offer the best service possible and I'm proud of the excellent feedback I've received. Whilst I try very hard to grade my items accurately using the RRPG system, I accept that there will be times when others feel I've got it wrong. I always offer a "no quibble" refund for anyone who is unhappy with the item they've received and I won't rip you off with excessive postage rates - I don't look to make a profit on postage. You can therefore bid with confidence.
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Grading Explained
Excellent (EX) The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening in sound quality. The cover and packaging might have slight wear and/or creasing.
Very Good (VG) The record has obviously been played many times, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch. Normal wear and tear on the cover and extra items, without any major defects, is acceptable.
Occasionally I may offer a record that is described as near mint (NM) in those cases the grading speaks for itself.
I will not normally offer vinyl that falls below a very good (VG) grading, unless the item is particularly rare. In those instances the item will be fully described
