Richard Landry ... A First Quarter RARE ORIG Chatham Sq
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Here is a nice find; an original Chatham Square pressing of the 1973 LP "4 Cuts Placed In 'A First Quarter' - A Film By Lawrence Weiner" by Richard Landry, produced by none other than Leo Castelli! VERY hard to find this one now! This
Vinyl is EX, with only the lightest hairlines visible under harsh light. REALLY NICE! Cover is VG overall, due to light surface wear, moderate edge wear and of course the personal touches its former owner liked to add to most of his collection. In this case, these would be his name written on the upper left of the back side ("Dave Bednarz," whose name I have come to view as a trademark of quality in a strange way, even though I wish he hadn't been compelled to write it on every LP he owned), in addition to his name and a large "1" or "2" on the LP labels themselves. Overall this is still a very nice copy of this LP, which is VERY hard to find. Do not miss out on this excellent piece of wax!
Chatham Square, 1973 (recorded May and November 1972, NYC)
Cat# stereo LP 10
Vinyl: EX
Cover: VG
Tracklisting: A1 Requiem For Some Bass - Rusty Gilder
Drums - David Lee
Flute [Alto], Saxophone [Tenor] - Richard Landry
Saxophone [Tenor] - Richard Peck
Trumpet - Robert Prado A2 4th Register Saxophone [Tenor] - Richard Landry B1 Piece For So Bass - Rusty Gilder B2 Vivace Duo Saxophone [ Tenor] - Richard Landry, Richard Peck
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We apologize for this, but if you live in Italy, you are probably just as familiar as we are with the difficulties that can occur regarding the Italian post! Regrettably, we have had so many orders to Italy become lost in the postal stream that we feel sending Italian orders via registered mail is the only way to ensure safe arrival, or at least the ability to track lost items. Unfortunately, this means our Italian customers will have to pay an extra $12.00 for LP shipping in addition to the standard air mail rates for shipping to Europe. We are very sorry to have to make this change (we love our Italian customers!), but we were losing quite a lot of money and our customers were not getting their records, which means everybody loses. Again, you have our deepest apologies, but at this point this is the only option we have to deal with this issue. Thanks for your understanding.
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