Eddie Kirkland - It's the Blues Man Prestige LP
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Description
EDDIE KIRKLAND - IT'S THE BLUES, MAN, Prestige Tru-Sound 15010, Van Gelder in dead wax.
Recorded in 1961 & 1962, the great Eddie Kirkland performs Down On My Knees, Don't Take My Heart, Daddy Please Don't Cry, Have Mercy On Me, Saturday Night Stomp, I'm Gonna Forget You, I Tried, Man of Stone, I'm Goin' To Keep Loving You, Train Done Gone, Something's Gone Wrong In My Life, Baby You Know It's True.
Condition of record is E+, some light scuffing, no scratches, a few spindle marks, plays clean & quiet. Jacket shows very little wear, 5 inch seam split at top right, 4 inch tape repair on spine.
CONDITION TERMS
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F = More severe damage, distracting surface noise. Only used in incidence of extreme rarity.
P = Poor condition, proves existence of record only.
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