Ran Blake - Open City Horo double LP
$
43
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
RAN BLAKE - OPEN CITY, Horo HDP 7-8, two LP's in gatefold jacket, original 1977 release from Italy.
On this 1977 solo piano recording, Ran Blake plays Stormy Weather, These Foolish Things, Poor Little Rich Girl, Garota De Ipanema, Glaciation, Night and Day, Volare, I Wish I Could Talk To You Baby, Lover, Lush Life, Vradiazzi, I Got It Bad and Ain't No Good, St. Louis Blues, Open City Suite, Silver's Serenade.
Condition of records is E, no scuffs, no scratches, no spindle marks, plays clean and quiet. Glossy laminated jacket shows very slight overall wear, no seam splits.
CONDITION TERMS
We play grade all of our records on quality equipment. We offer a money back guarantee that condition is as described. Plus (+) or Minus (-) indicates variations.
M = Mint. Brand new, unplayed. We never use the term "mint" to describe a used record, no matter how clean the record is.
E = Excellent. Some evidence of having been played, with no audible defect.
V = Very Good. Noticeable wear, visual and audible. Records with slight surface noise and/or scuffs fall into this category.
G = Good. Not really all that good. Records in this category have more significant damage or wear.
F = More severe damage, distracting surface noise. Only used in incidence of extreme rarity.
P = Poor condition, proves existence of record only.
We think that most buyers want to receive their winnings quickly, so we offer the fastest mail options and we pack our records very carefully in heavy duty mailers. Shipments are made on Saturday and Tuesday mornings. Records which have been paid for by 3:00 PM on Fridays and Mondays will be shipped on the next shipping day.;
Postage within US $8.00 Priority Mail. $4.00 Media Mail.
Canada $7.00 First Class Mail International;
Overseas (Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, South America) $15.00 First Class Mail International.
We will combine shipping for multiple wins.
It has been our experience that Priority Mail packages always arrive safely and quickly. Media Mail is very slow, and we suggest that if you have paid a significant amount for your record, it is worth the extra money to ensure safe and speedy delivery.
