The Stillman College Choir - The Properest Day to Sing - Rare LP Vinyl Record

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The Properest Day to Sing. Rare LP vinyl record album of a recording by The Stillman College Choir (of Stillman College in Tuscaloosa, Alabama). Directed by Richard M. Turner, III. Produced for Stillman College by TRAV at The Protestant Radio and Television Center, Atlanta, Georgia. The record is in VG condition. Cover is Good with wear, slight bending, staining and some very small edge splits.

Track Listing:

Side 1:
1. Which is the Properest Day to Sing - Thomas Arne
2. Done Made My Vow to the Lord - Arr. John W. Work
3. O the Rocks and the Mountains - Arr. John W. Work
4. Ride the Chariot - Arr. William Smith
5. Black is the Color - Arr. Wilson-Ehret
6. The Paper Reeds by the Brooks - Randall Thompson
7. God, My King, Thy Might Confessing - Johann S. Bach

Side 2:
1. Cotton Needs Pickin' - Arr. William Smith
2. O Holy Father - Giovanni da Palestrina
3. Glory be to God - Jean Berger
4. Dancing and Springing - Hans Leo Hassler
5. O Mistress Mine - Alan Murray
6. Sweet Love Doth Now Invite - John Dowland
7. On God and Not on Human Trust - Johann Pachelbel
8. Silver Swan - Orlando Gibbons

• We grade VISUALLY using a system similar to Goldmine. We DO NOT give MINT gradings. Our grading system is as follows:
  SEALED - Still sealed, not opened. Any cover wear noted in description.
  NEAR MINT (NM) - Looks like new (unplayed); no visible signs of wear or damage. A NM cover is free of creases, ring wear and seam splits of any kind.
  NEAR MINT MINUS (NM-) - Record has very light sleeve or storage wear (which does not affect play). Most NM- records appear (or are known to be) unplayed. A NM- cover has only minimal signs of wear.
  VERY GOOD PLUS (VG+) - A VG+ record will show very light marks that do not significantly affect the listening experience. A VG+ cover has very minor wear.
  VERY GOOD (VG) - The middle ground of record grading. Any visible blemishes will have minor affect on play quality. Light surface noise will be present (which does not overwhelm the overall listening experience). A VG cover will have more noticeable wear and/or small splits.
  GOOD - The record has signs of use and wear. It plays through without skipping (with more significant surface noise). A Good cover has several flaws, which are noticeable, but do not obliterate the artwork.
  FAIR - Record has significant damage that will affect the sound significantly. A Fair cover will have apparent damage that will be noticeable. Not recommended unless extremely rare.
  Any cut-outs will be noted in addition to a grading. A Strong grading means the record appears (or is known to be) slightly better than average for its grading category.

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