Henry Mancini Breakfast at Tiffanys Vinyl LP-Rare Living Stereo US Pressing NM

$

25

Description

Label:

RCA Victor ?– LSP-2362

Series:

Living Stereo –

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Indianapolis Pressing

Country:

US

Released:

1961

Genre:

Jazz, Stage & Screen

Style:

Soundtrack, Easy Listening

Barcode and Other Identifiers 

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• Rights Society: ASCAP
• Matrix / Runout (side A label): LSP 2362 (M2PY-0332)
• Matrix / Runout (side B label): LSP 2362 (M2PY-0333)
  
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• Matrix / Runout side A runout stamped (x etched)): M2P Y 0332-10S I C3
• Matrix / Runout side B runout stamped (x etched)): M2P Y 0332-16S I A1
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Please read listing in full, see photos for track list.

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra And Chorus Moon River 2:41 A2 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra Something For Cat 3:07 A3 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra And Chorus Sally's Tomato 3:05 A4 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra Mr. Yunioshi 2:29 A5 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra The Big Blow Out 2:26 A6 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra Hub Caps And Tail Lights 2:24 B1 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra And Chorus Breakfast At Tiffany's 2:45 B2 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra Latin Golightly 2:57 B3 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra Holly 3:18 B4 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra And Chorus Loose Caboose 3:08 B5 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra The Big Heist 3:07 B6 –Henry Mancini And His Orchestra And Chorus Moon River Cha Cha 2:35

Companies, etc. 

• Pressed By – RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis
• Copyright (c) – Radio Corporation Of America
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• Credits

• Composed By, Conductor – Henry Mancini
• Engineer [Recording] – Al Schmitt
• Film Director [Directed By] – Blake Edwards (2)
• Film Producer [Produced By] – Martin Jurow, Richard Shepherd (4)
• Liner Notes – Audrey Hepburn
• Lyrics By – Johnny Mercer (tracks: A1, B6)
• Photography By [Cover Photo] – Howell Conant
• Producer – Dick Peirce
• Screenwriter [Screenplay By] – George Axelrod
• Text By [Based On The Novel By] – Truman Capote 
  
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• Notes

  "I" in runouts denotes an RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis pressing.
  
  Recorded in Hollywood, California
  
  A1, A2, A3, A5, A6, B1, B2, B4, B5, B6 (from the Paramount Picture "Breakfast at Tiffany's" - A Jurow-Shepherd Prod.)
  
  Some issues may contain the company inner sleeve RCA 21-112-1-33B P&RS.
  Printed in U.S.A.
  

Year: 1961

Country: US 

Condition (Sleeve/Disc): EX+/NM
See below for grading definitions

Notes:

The sleeve has minimal wear, no rips or splits. It does have shelving wear consistent with age. Please zoom in and have a good look at the photos.

The record is very clean to near mint, fantastic condition nothing more than the odd few light insignificant marks with some wear around the edges of the outer sleeve. Clearly only had a couple of extremely careful plays.

Grading

Please note that all of our records are visually graded under strong light, unless otherwise stated.  Please feel free to request a play grade which we will happily provide.

Mint (M):

We only grade as mint where the record is brand new and sealed with no visible damage to the sleeve.

Near Mint (NM):

Sleeve: Will only show very minor signs of storage/handling wear. It may have slight corner bumps/rub, ringwear and maybe very minor creasing. It will have no rips or splits.

Record: We be in a new like condition. Very Clean. It may have very, very minor defects such as no more than a couple of very light wispy hairlines and a couple of spindle trails around the centre holes. Basically a record in NM condition will look like you have just got it back from the record shop or at worse only had a couple of plays.

Excellent (EX):

Sleeve: As NM but the signs of wear will become a little more pronounced. There may be signs of stress at the seams maybe the beginnings of a split. It may have a cut out hole indicating that it was taken out of print. There may be a little graffiti on the sleeve or label.

Record: Will show signs of play but has been well looked after by the previous owner. It may show a few more light marks/scuffs than a NM. These marks won't be deep enough to be felt. There may be the odd click or crackle upon playback. Slight warps are that don't effect the sound are OK.

Very Good (VG):

Sleeve: A VG sleeve will have many of the defects found in a EX but more pronounced. Seam splits may be more obvious or may be taped or show residue. There may be small rips. It may show some age/handling discolouration. Laminate may be bubbled, may be marred with writing.

Record: Wear and defects will be more obvious with marks/scuffs deep enough to feel with a fingernail. Groove wear will be more noticeable. Sound deterioration and surface noise will become more likely especially during quieter passages.

We don't sell records with a lower grade than VG unless it is incredibly rare.