RPC PRIVATE PRESS Folk, Psych, Blues & Fragile Femme v/a “Well, All Right” 1963

$

250

I don't think this excellent virtually Unknown LP has ever been offered on ebay before, it is a super rare PRC Custom Private Press.

Condition:

Record: Mint-, new luster, looks unplayed, no spindle lines, thick vinyl

Labels:  Mint-.

Cover: Mint-, no splits, back slick a little loose at top

Original Deep Groove 1st Press (only press) RPC Z-23111/2. V/A: Well, All Right! Cover is the Textured Brown with the front and back paste-on slicks.(recorded live in1963)

This is one of the early RPC private custom press’s, and one of the best and rarest. (I could not find another for sale on the net, and my search of Archive’s had no results for this gem. This is one of the rarest of the Cool LPs on RPC, like Ron Joseph & LOJO, Rog Rechenmacher, TOOL SHED Manhattan College , MACARTHUR, TOURNIQUET )

Folk, Blues, early Psych, quite a concert!

Includes original compositions and covers, here are some Hi-Lites:

Jill Nicholson contributes her original psych folk composition "Listen to the Wind Blow" a delicate spacey track.

Jim Lea performs Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice, it’s All Right”, and “Four Strong Winds” +2.

Chris Wise performs 2 songs: the great"Backwater Blues" written by Bessie Smith, and "St. James Infirmary".

Anne Nathan, who has a wonderful voice performs “Gone The Rainbow”and “When The Sun Goes In” which Bob Dylan also did in 1960. The liner notes refer to Anne as “captivating”.

There is even one banjo track: Jack Williams performs a fine version “John Hardy”.

The songs are mostly solo performances (Guitar & Vocal), one Duo, one Trio , and two Groups (The Farlanders & The Quincy Singers. See photo for track/artist listing.

RPC Z-23111/2...v/a: Well, All Right! The Best of the S.U.B. Hootenannies LP, Stetson University, FL

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RECORD GRADING (Usually Visual) :

FS=Original Factory Sealed. ///

New= New (or Mint) perfect in every way, record appears unplayed. ///

New- = New minus (or Mint minus), record played maybe 1 to 9 times , perhaps a few spindle lines on label, and maybe a sleeve line or two. Covers close to M, has maybe a small corner bend, maybe the very slightest of ring line caused by the record.///

VG+ = Very Good Plus, record played a little more than an m- but well cared for. Vinyl has the vast majority of its original luster, may have sleeve lines, maybe a few very lite scuffs; maybe one or two small, very light surface scratches. But not all at the same time. Cover MAY have very minor ringwear, maybe a few other flaws, a minor corner bend or two, maybe a small partial seam split; ///

VG = record has the flaws of a VG+, only more of them; may also have some small scratches that are felt with a fingernail. Vinyl is very playable and will play through, good luster. Probably some noise between tracks, maybe in quiet passages. Still, a reasonably well cared for record. /// VG- = proportionally lower than a VG.////

G = It is rare that I will even list a record in this condition; but it will be proportionally lower than a VG-.