Lucy Ann Polk Lucky Lucy Ann Mode LP 115 DG

$

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Our latest auction features a collection of rare vocal jazz LPs. Most are very clean. All have been cleaned on our Keith Monks record cleaning machine and most have been play graded for accurate description of flaws. As usual, all begin at $9.99 with NO RESERVE! Happy bidding! 

Polk, Lucy Ann Lucky Lucy Ann

Media: LP 
Condition: EX+ 
Cover Condition: EX+ 
Label: Mode 
Reference Number : LP 115 
Country: US 
Date: 1957 

Original mono pressing with a deep groove. Record is clean and unmarked but has a tiny bubble in the second track on side A. The bubble plays through with no sound. There are very few random clicks, most on side B. Cover has a sticker in the top left corner of the front cover, very light shelf wear and minor corner impacts.

Musicians - Marty Paich, Dick Noel, Bob Hardaway, Tony Rizzi, Buddy Clark and Mel Lewis

Tunes - Sitting In The Sun, How About You, I'm Just A Lucky So And So, Squeeze Me, When The Sun Comes Out, Makin' Whoopee, Don Cha Go Way Mad, Sittin' And A'Rockin', Memphis In June, Time After Time, Easy Living, Looking At You

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We do not play grade MOST of our records so we guarantee our visual grading with a money back guarantee that includes shipping.All records are visually graded under bright light (200 Watts of truth!). If we do play grade a record, we will let you know about any noise or flaws in detail in our description. You may or may not agree with our grade or grading system but our description will be complete and accurate for you to make your own grade assessment. Generally, we do not list records below EX- condition unless it is exceptionally rare. We do not recommend audiophiles bid on records in less than NM condition. Our grading standard is as follows.

Mint is only used for sealed records or records that we are certain have never been played.

NM or Near Mint is for the most part as good as it gets! No marks and will play clean with no noise unless inherent in the pressing.

EX+ Will generally have minor flaws like sleeve scuffs, but will overall be near mint.

EX or Excellent will have light surface marks and some light background noise in spots and/or a couple light clicks or ticks.

EX- Overall an Excellent copy with light surface marks, but with something that distracts, like a small scratch that makes a few pops or a few light repetitive clicks.

VG+  Consistent background noise or a few pops. No skips or sticking. Still a playable copy.

VG will have problems. Noise will dominate. May have quite a few pops and possibly a quick skip. Groove distortion possible.

VG- Will probably have a skip or two and will be noisy throughout.

G = Our lowest grade and is actually a poor record.

Cover grading -

Mint = perfect!

NM = Damn near perfect, at most a minor corner impact.

EX+ = Overall near mint but with up to 3 minor flaws such as a minor corner impact, small amount of writing like a name or date or less than 1/2 inch split or very slight shelf wear.

EX = May have one split up to 3 inches, light shelf wear, corner impact up to 1/2 inch or light shelf wear.

EX- Splits up to 3 inches or one split up to 5 inches, light to moderate shelf wear or ring wear.

VG+ = Possible full length split on one seam, moderate shelf wear but still holding together plus other flaws.

VG = splits, wear, a filler cover.

VG- or below = rough! All cover flaws will be well described.