THE STONE PONEYS - S/T Debut 1967 NM LP Linda Ronstadt CAPITOL Scranton Pressing

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THE STONE PONEYS - S/T Debut 1967 NM- LP.

Capitol Records ST 2666

Scranton Pressing

This is a beautiful Stereo first pressing of The Stone Poneys debut album featuring Linda Ronstadt! This is her debut appearance on LP.

Sleeve: VG

Very good sleeve overall…front slick has some light ring wear (which these are notorious for), a crease to the lower left hand corner, the tiniest beginning of a seam split to the lower opening edge, but otherwise solid seams and a fully legible spine. Rear is clean with “From the collection of Bob Senn” stamped in the top tight corner. (More about him below). See pics!

Disc: NM- to EX+

GORGEOUS glossy sheen…flat disc with no scratches or scuffs…only a few very faint hairlines visible when tilted under bright light.

Labels: NM

No writing or spindle traces/evidence of play.

*DISC IS ULTRASONICALLY CLEANED AND PLACED IN AN ARCHIVAL INNER SLEEVE*

Shipping: $4 via USPS Media Mail in the USA. WILL BE PACKAGED PROPERLY- disc will be placed behind the jacket in a plastic outer sleeve to prevent splits, then sandwiched snugly between two cardboard stiffeners and shipped in a proper LP mailer.

Thanks for looking and feel free to ask any questions!

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This copy is from the collection of Bob Senn - a renowned Santa Barbara, California DJ and program director for KTMS FM “The Rock on the Coast”. When Mr. Senn passed, his collection was acquired by my friend who has commissioned me to help sell them. There are thousands of records in the collection, almost all promotional copies in mint or close to mint condition.

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IMPORTANT INFO:

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A PLAY CHECK CAN BE REQUESTED BEFORE MAKING ANY PAYMENT OTHERWISE IT WILL BE ASSUMED NO COMPLAINTS WILL BE MADE ABOUT ANY PLAY ISSUES.

Grading System:

SS (Still Sealed)

Unopened records, still in original shrink wrap. In original manufactured condition unless otherwise noted (i.e. evidence of mildew or bent corners, etc.)

M (Mint)

The record and sleeve are in perfect, original condition. The record may have been played but will have no evidence of deterioration. (I will only use this grade on SEALED records that appear to be Mint as I believe any non-new, opened record cannot be truly called MINT.

NM (Near Mint)

A nearly perfect record. Any visible defects are of the type that "disappear" when the record is tilted under a strong light and they should not affect play. Sleeves in near mint condition will have no obvious signs of wear. Practically imperceptible ring wear may be allowed but no creases, seam-splits, or other easily detected flaws will be present.

EX (Excellent)

A very clean record. Near mint except for slight, superficial signs of wear. Sleeves in this condition may have marginal defects, but will not have significant creases or splits.

VG+ (Very Good Plus)

A well-cared-for record that is noticeably less than perfect, but defects are not visually or audibly distracting. Record surfaces may have slight scuffs or light scratches, but are still primarily clean. Sleeves may have some creases or minor ring wear, but should not be split.

VG (Very Good)

A used, reasonable copy to play. Many of the defects found in a VG+ copy will be more pronounced in VG condition. Surface noise may be evident and sleeves may look worn, but the record is still a decent copy.

G (Good)

A well-worn record that is still playable. Good does not necessarily mean "bad" but a record in this condition will have audible distractions and may have visible groove wear. Sleeves may have all manner of defects, but are still intact.

FA (Fair) and P (Poor)

These grades are for beat-up records.