Nina Simone Wild Is the Wind (Philips PHM 200-207) 1 of 2 first (US) mono issues
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Nina Simone Wild Is the Wind (Philips PHM 200-207) one of two first mono pressings
Simone (p, vcl) with Lisle Atkinson (b) and ? (personnel not identified on album).
Recorded and issued in 1966.
Issue: There are two first mono pressings. Mine has the following tracks, as listed on both the back cover and the record labels, in this order: side 1: "I Love Your Lovin' Ways", "Four Women", "What More Can I Say?", "Lilac Wine (from 'Dance Me a Song')", "That's All I Ask", and "Break Down and Let It All Out". Side 2: "Why Keep on Breaking My Heart?", "Wild Is the Wind", "Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair", "If I Should Lose You", and "Either Way I Lose".
Side 1 runout: PHM 200207A M2 MK ll
Side 2 runout: PHM 200207B M2 MK
Condition of Record: NM. Has been played and has a little dust but is very clean. No blemishes or marks. Very little spindle wear on either side.
LP cover very good. Slight ringwear at top and bottom; a little wave in cardboard at upper left and a bump at lower left (that corner of spine has a little chip; top corner of spine a smaller one).
Back cover photo, track list, liner note, and photos of other Simone albums all fine. Two small dirt smudges near top; very small bit of paper backing folded in lower right half; numbers faintly handwritten (small) at bottom right. Open ends of cover both slightly bumped. No splits on either top or bottom lengthwise edge; bottom has some shelfwear.
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N A record known to have never been played. A CD that has never been removed from its jewel case.
VG++ More handling marks than on NM but should play like new.
VG+ No more than a few minor blemishes. Such marks may be described in detail. VG More than a few scratches. No appreciable groove wear on LP.
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