HANK PARKER 7" DANCE HALL TUBA RECORDS US ORIGINAL PISTOL PACKIN' MAMA RARE TEEN
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Description
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Hank Parker-"Why Don’t You Call It A Day" b/w "Dance Hall", Tuba Records, T-203/4, Early 1960s.
Rare American 7”. “Dance Hall.”
Original US press
Labels: VG+(+) (light wear)
Vinyl: VG(+) (extensive surface marks, “Dance Hall” plays well overall w/ wooshing before audio starts, music plays LOUD and PROUD, a solid spin, despite appearance, “Why Don’t You Call It A Day” plays w/ a wooshing sound for first ten bars of the track, and plays w/ odd pop and surface noise)
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Grading scale: Sealed (unopened, any visible flaws described), M- (mint minus or NM, highest grade, overall clean play and look, any minor flaws described in listing), VG++ (solid spin, mostly clean play and look, flaws as described), VG+ (still enjoyable/presentable, plays with occasional surface noise/pops, any visual flaws noted), VG (contains flaws as described), VG- (lowest grade, will have significant flaws as described, reference copy)
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