LOU DONALDSON Blues Walk BLUE NOTE 1593 W63 RVG Ear '58

$

125

I have recently acquired a large jazz record collection consisting of many rare, unusual, and hard-to-find items, including 10" LP's, 7" EP's, and 12" LP's on colored vinyl or on rare or obscure labels.  I will be listing them on ebay over the next several months.  All items will be listed at a reasonable starting price with no reserve.  All items will be shipped in secure new LP or EP mailers, with the vinyl outside the cover to prevent seam splits.  I will gladly combine shipping for all auctions ending within one week.  All records are graded visually unless otherwise noted.  I try to grade conservatively, using Goldmine guidelines, in order to give the buyer the benefit of any doubt *(please see below).  I try to list all significant defects.  All photos are of actual item taken at time of listing.  Please email me with any questions.  Up for auction is:

LOU DONALDSON

"Blues Walk"

Blue Note BLP 1593

Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder

47 West 63rd NYC Address Both Sides of Label

Deep Groove Both Sides of Label

Ear, RVG Stamped in Dead Wax Both Sides

Original, Not a Reissue...The Real Thing!

1958

Personnel: 

• Lou Donaldson -- Alto Sax
• Herman Foster -- Piano
• "Peck" Morrison -- Bass
• Dave Baily -- Drums
• Ray Barretto -- Conga

Tracks (Side 1): 

1. Blues Walk
2. Move
3. The Masquerade is Over

Tracks (Side 2):

1. Play Ray
2. Autumn Nocturne
3. Callin' All Cats

Cover: VG+

Glossy; minor edge, corner, and ring wear; minor laminate separation along opening; small crease upper right corner 

Vinyl: VG+

Glossy; minor scuffs and/or scratches

Very minor spindle wear and marks

US: $4.00 (Media Mail) or $7.00 (Priority Mail); each additional LP add $2.00

[Shipping insurance optional --contact me for rates]

Canada: $7.00 (Airmail); each additional LP add $3.00

Europe: $12 (Airmail); each additional LP add $5.00

Japan, Australia: $14.00 (Airmail); each additional LP add $6.00

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* A further note about my grading:  I rarely grade a previously owned record NM.  I do not use this grade unless the record is virtually flawless.  After NM, my highest grade is E, followed by VG+.  I do not use NM-, E-, VG++, or VG+++ or other so-called in-between grades.  VG+ should be very acceptable to most collectors.  I will only list a VG record if it is extremely rare and hard-to-find.