Voyage from Jericho
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Description
Charles Tyler's Legendary, Self-Produced Album, for His Short-Lived Label. Having Recorded with Albert Ayler, the Baritone Saxophonist Here Explores His Own Advanced Ideas.
Personnel: Charles Tyler (bs, as); Earl Cross (t); Ronnie Boykins (b); Steve Reid (d). Arthur Blythe (as) guests on two tracks.
Condition: LP is N–. Although only side A played, and only once. Cover in good not excellent condition, with facing-side spine very good but top-side spine showing wear.
Note about grading: See LP grading descriptions at end of this listing.
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**For winners outside US**: USPS shipping options are International Priority and International Express. Both methods include insurance but only Express has tracking. If you want a different shipper, I will quote you the cost at end of auction.
Packing: I use a plastic-sleeve cover to protect face of LP and reinforce the LP corners with cardboard pockets - then post in a standard-issue cardboard mailer.
Payment: I accept Paypal. I also accept cash in cases of in-person deliveries.
Returns: Returns will be accepted in cases of error in description.
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Note on condition: I grade records visually. Following are the definitions of the grading that I use:
N A record known to be new. This includes factory sealed records.
N- A record known or assumed to have been played. May have some surface scuff marks from removing and reinserting record in sleeve. May have slight spindle wear. Otherwise, appears same as N in all respects.
VG++ More handling marks visible than on N-, but should play like a new record.
VG+ No more than a few minor scratches or marks which are audible. Such scratches or other defects will usually be described in specific detail. Record will usually not have any groove wear.
VG More than a few minor audible defects, but no steady noise. No appreciable groove wear.
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