RARE 45-rpm EPA-107 by JERRY LEE LEWIS on Sun '56 - "The Great BALL of FIRE"
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**LISTING ONLY QUALITY MERCHANDISE ON EBAY SINCE 1998**
Featuring one of the greatest COLOR SLEEVES ever - This may have been his 1st ever EP (4-songs)!
Side A features: "Mean Woman Blues" & "I'm Feelin' Sorry"
Side B features: "Whole Lot Of Shakin' Goin' On" & "Turn Around"
Extremely tough to find in any condition - - this sleeve is "paper" instead of the typical thin cardboard EP's you usually associate with early rock 'n' roll 45's (more like a picture sleeve). Strangely enough, it had another "inner sleeve" when found, which we can only assume was a 2nd copy owned by the original buyer. The sleeve does have a small seam split on the "right side" near Jerry Lee's head. The top edge is a little wrinkled (at 64, so are we....) - see pictures, as it just won't photo for us. This is a RARE EP to find with it's picture sleeve, and in fairly good shape (despite the original owner's name written).
ALL 45's are play-tested - and 95% will play better than their appearances - We throw away all the clunkers. Please refer to the pictures as they are a main part of the description. What you see is what you will receive. Please visit all of our other listings!
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MINT- Vinyl surface still glossy, no surface scuffs, basically looks as if it has never seen a turntable, or been out of a sleeve! (Like you just got home from the record store with it :-) EBAY displays an "Excellent" rating between M- and VG+... which we assume is "like new".
VERY GOOD+ Vinyl is still semi-glossy in appearance - with a very "minimal amount" of surface scuffs, has obviously been stored in a protective sleeve. Record should be pleasing to both the eyes & ears on both sides. Many of our records will fall into this category.
VERY GOOD Probably the most "misrepresented" grade ever to appear in an EBAY listing! Vinyl shows some loss of sheen - label may show "faint" ring wear from being stored with other records. Minimal distracting noise during playback. Label may have an index # sticker (very popular in the 50's & 60's) - Record should still be pleasing in both audio and in appearance. Records that grade VG will often suit most folks waiting for a nicer replacement to show up.
VERY GOOD- Vinyl may have obvious signs of never having been stored in a sleeve. Label may show obvious imperfections, i.e. writing or name on label, sticker damage, etc. Scratches and/or scuffs may be visible, but should not detract from, the enjoyment of the recording - i.e. no skips or repeated clicks. May show slight "greying" in the vinyl. Would still make for an excellent jukebox tune.
GOOD+ Vinyl will have visible scratches or scuffs that may be audible during playback. May also have "major" label damage, as well as obvious signs of improper care or storage. However - recording should still play all the way through without skipping! While we will seldom list records of this grade - exceptions are given to more desireable records that are very rarely offered - and defects are always noted and/or displayed. Many garage sales, flea markets, and thrift store finds often fall into this category.......
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