sealed box RAY CHARLES & CLEO LAINE / PORGY & BESS RCA CPL-2-1831
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RAY CHARLES & CLEO LAINE PORGY & BESS RCA CPL-2-1831 RCA CPL-2-1831
SEALED: tiny bit of color wear at very corner tips. A couple of small openings in the shrink.
Tracklist
Summertime (Instrumental) 1:26 Summertime 6:12 My Man's Gone Now 4:40 A Woman Is A Sometime Thing 2:42 They Pass By Singin' 3:01 What You Want Wid Bess? 2:20 I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' (Instrumental) 5:25 I Got Plenty O' Nuttin' 3:47 Buzzard Song 3:21 Bess, You Is My Woman 5:25 Oh, Doctor Jesus 2:10 Crab Man 1:45 Here Come De Honey Man 1:24 Strawberry Woman (Instrumental) 0:56 Strawberry Woman 1:21 It Ain't Necessarily So (Instrumental) 4:34 It Ain't Necessarily So 4:13 There's A Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon For New York 3:20 There's A Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon For New York (Instrumental) 4:50 I Loves You, Porgy (Instrumental) 4:21 I Loves You, Porgy 5:00 Oh, Bess, Oh Where's My Bess (Instrumental) 3:22 Oh, Bess, Oh Where's My Bess 3:33 Oh Lord, I'm On My Way 3:15GRADING
NM.. Should sound new. Record and cover appear virtually unmarked.
Might be 1 or 2 almost unnoticeable marks. Cover in shrink
VG++ Just a little under near mint will have only a very few surface marks.
Should sound almost NM or not far from it.
VG+ Used but not abused. Will have some audible & visual imperfections.
Any background sound or cover defects should only slightly diminish
your enjoyment unless you are a perfectionist.
VG Still enjoyable but there will be quite obvious visual & audible imperfections.
In this condition cover flaws will be noted or pictured.
VG- Same as VG but defects are more pronounced and unless it is a 78 or an old
&/or rare record I personally would find it un-acceptable. Cover flaws will be noted or pictured.
I rarely use ratings under VG-
PLEASE NOTE: eBay does not offer "sealed" as a condition option, hence most eBayers list sealed records as "Mint". This can be misleading as Mint implies perfect. A brand new LP will rarely play perfectly.
Aside from factory defects or poor quality vinyl, new records that don't play Minty at first might play darn near Mint with a good cleaning. New records often need to be cleaned because they are statically charged & will attract dust etc. Also new records can be contaminated with dust & grit from the factory or even some release agent from the manufacturing process.
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