THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Eat a Peach 1972 rarer STBO-94379 w/original insert
  $   21

 


$ 21 Sold For
Apr 6, 2022 Sold Date
Mar 27, 2022 Start Date
12   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Eat a Peach DEDICATED TO A BROTHER (Duane, of course who appears on "Mountain Jam" - live at Fillmore East)
2-LP 1972 Capricorn Records.

1972 Capitol Jacksonville pressing denoted by "0" in runouts

Gatefold cover. with small cutout.

Catalog number:
STBO-94379 on labels
94379 on jacket spine
2CP 0102 on jacket spine and inside gatefold
Spine Reads
2CP 0102 Eat A Peach/The Allman Brothers Band 94379 0998-1972-Capricorn Records, Inc.-Printed in U.S.A.
Labels Read
Mfd by Capitol Records, Inc U.S.A.

RARE.  This is an original 1972 Capitol Record Club Edition.

  • Matrix / Runout ( Side A runout, etched / 0 stamped): STBO 1 94379 R1 #1 0
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched / 0 stamped): STBO 2 94379 R4 7 #2 0
  • Matrix / Runout (Side C runout, etched / 0 stamped): STBO 3 94379 R1 #1 0
  • Matrix / Runout (Side D runout, etched / 0 stamped): STBO 4 94379 W2 0

Includes original paper insert!
Not original paper inner sleeves.

You are bidding/purchasing on the item in the  auction title. You will receive the exact  record and cover as  photoed.  Please take a good look at the  photos so that you can judge the  condition of this item. Feel  free to ask me  questions  about  this item or  request additional  photos. 

These records are from a 60+ year-old private collection, 1950’s through1990’s.  Please browse my other offerings regularly as I will be  posting about 1,000 Lps and  45s in the  coming months.

ALL ARE ORIGINAL RECORDS I PURCHASED AT THE TIME OF THEIR RELEASE. 

They may have minor wear or small  defects as expected. Any major defects such as  warps or scratches are noted. These  offerings  have not been professionally cleaned  (ultrasonic  or electrosonic).

To liquidate this collection, I am pricing the records VERY CHEAP!

I  make no representation as to how  the  record or cover will grade. 

ANY GRADING IN MY LISTINGS IS JUST  MY  UNPROFESSIONAL OPINION  (based on visible inspection).

Using  Goldmine standards,  I  would  conservatively  estimate at  least a  “G” grade for the  record  itself and “VG” grade for the  cover but may be  better. 

You  will have to judge  for  yourself.  All items are priced very  low.

Records are not in  cases  but are  safely packed in sturdy mailers, and  quickly mailed USPS as soon  as  payment is received.

I am  committed to making this a great bargain  purchase  experience for you  anyway  I can. 

Thank you for looking!



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