CHARLIE MUNRO JAZZ ORCHESTRA Count Down LP Australia 1969
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Description
CHARLIE MUNRO JAZZ ORCHESTRA Count Down LP, Columbia Australia 1969 SCXO7911 stereo.
After "Eastern Horizons" (1967) came "Count Down". Side 1: Score for an imaginary ballet featuring excellent work by Munro, Graeme Lyall, Bob McIvor, Mark Bowden and Bruce Cale. Side 2 turns to the improvised trio format with Munro, Bowden and Neville Whitehead. Two tracks, "Whirlpool" and "The Scene". Described on the cover as "Chamber Music Jazz at its best", it is quite studied in mood, as was "Eastern Horizons".
Vinyl generally Excellent condition, but with some light noise in parts and two short very light marks at start of Side 1. Some spindle marks. Cover Excellent, faint beginnings of ringwear, light crease rear lower corner.
(for details on grading terms see below)
postage
Within Australia AU$9 ; Asia Pacific/ Japan AU$17.25 ; USA/Canada/Middle East AU$19.75 ; Rest of the World AU$23.75.
Multiple purchases can be combined, local pickup is OK. All LPs packed in custom made mailers with a layer of bubblewrap as well. I post three times a week, overseas allow 1 to 2 weeks by air mail. Any further delay is often caused by Customs- check there first.
payment methods
Australian buyers: direct deposit ; Paypal.
International buyers: Paypal
grading
Grading done visually and by playing a few sections. Any scratches tested.
MINT means new. If the record appears almost unplayed I use NEAR MINT. This is not a common grading.
EXCELLENT means played but very well cared for, no scratches. Cover may have very light wear. A quality used record!
VG+ means definitely used but without any major deterioration in sound quality, may have some light surface wear, surface marks or small, light scratches. These will be detailed in my description. Cover has some wear, but no major creases or seam splits. Still a good record!
VG means played to the point of developing surface wear, and/or some deeper scratches. These will be detailed. Cover displays general wear.
Anything less will be described and not given a grading.
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