STAN GETZ & ASTRUD GILBERTO The Girl From Ipanema 45 RPM VERVE 10323 NM/UNPLAYED

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From 1964, this item is Stan Getz & Astrud Gilberto's (shown on the label as only GETZ/GILBERTO) second BILLBOARD hit, which reached the #5 position in June of that year -- "The Girl From Ipanema / Blowin' In The Wind [written by Bob Dylan]", Verve 10323. Old store stock copy. The record itself is in a beautiful NEAR MINT~UNPLAYED condition with its original shiny/glossy, mirror-like playing surface. The labels are in NEAR MINT condition with only the very slightest hint of any wear whatsoever. The record is housed in the sleeve shown in the picture unless otherwise noted. This 45 RPM comes in a plain brown sleeve. See my "About Me" page for my grading scale. ALL my 45 RPM's and Picture Sleeves are housed in their own individual 7" protective plastic sleeves. In the case of a 45 RPM having a Picture Sleeve the 45 RPM is housed in a 7" white paper sleeve. My 45 RPM's have been kept separate from their Picture Sleeves since I purchased them. Also, in most cases where there is not a Picture Sleeve, my 45 RPM's are housed in their original company paper sleeve. I hope that the pictures will show how nice this very collectable STAN GETZ & AUSTRUD GILBERTO 45 RPM really is! If you have any questions, please email me. At this price and in this condition, it really is a HARD-TO-FIND item!

TERMS OF SALE:

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SHIPPING:

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