Horace Silver Quintet--Blue Note BLP 5058--10 inch LP
$
71
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Horace Silver Quintet--Blue Note BLP 5058-- 10 inch record
Room 608
Creepin' In
Doodlin'
Stop Time
Horace Silver (piano), Hank Mobley (tenor sax), Kenny Dorham (trumpet),Doug Watkins (bass), Art Blakey (drums) recorded 1954
The record has the "767 Lexington Ave. NYC" label, deep groove on both sides. In the run out is inscribed "RVG" in script, the "ear" and "W6". A name has been written in pen on both sides of label. Visually, the record is VG. There are a lot of small, light scratches and scuffs on both sides. There are spindle marks both sides. The grooves look OK, but look like they've seen a fair amount of play. The record looks like it has been played quite a bit, but not abused. I spot played the record. It played with steady even moderate noise of the crackling and ticking type. The noise was not as loud as the music which played strong and undistorted. The noise was not overly intrusive and the music could be enjoyed. The record play graded at VG. Not a great copy of the record, but not destroyed. An average, used copy .
The cover is VG. Seams and spine are intact, but with spots of heavy wear, especially on bottom. There's some denting at bottom of spine. The front has moderate wear and a razor type cut where the laminate is missing. There's a few other tiny spots where laminate is missing. The back has a name written in pen at top, some staining and moderate wear.
I attempt to grade records conservatively and accurately. Satisfaction is guaranteed, no hassles. I will ship record promptly, properly packed, upon receipt of payment. Payment is expected in 7 days. I can only accept Paypal as Ebay will no longer allow sellers to accept chedcks or money orders.
On Dec-08-08 at 16:46:35 PST, seller added the following information:
This record and all the other 10 inch LPs I am listing this week was play graded using a stereo cartridge. They would all play better and with less noise, using a mono cartridge.
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