JACK SCOTT WHAT AM I LIVING FOR LP CARLTON ROCKABILLY

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Apr 25, 2010 Sold Date

Apr 18, 2010 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

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JACK SCOTT WHAT AM I LIVING FOR LP CARLTON ROCKABILLY

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JACK SCOTT WHAT AM I LIVING FOR LP ....ORIGINAL 1959 ROCKABILLY CLASSIC LP.... ORIGINAL: CARLTON 12/122 LP TRAIL-OFF/DEAD WAX INFO: LP 12-122-A ARC FORMAT: MONO YEAR: 1959 CONDITION (Please see grading table below for definitions): ***THIS LP IS PLAY-GRADED***

OUTER SLEEVE: VG/VG+ (light general ageing and shelf-wear; small name written upper left front cover...see photos)
INNER SLEEVE: Paper
LP: VG (lighter scuffs/scratches....plays on my Denon with light pops)
LABEL: VG+

TRACKS: ****PLEASE SEE ENLARGED VERSION OF PHOTOS WHICH SHOW TRACKS LISTED ON THIS RECORD**** A rare original record to own. Thanks for looking and please ask if you have a question. ***All records are shipped in special record mailers for extra protection**** ****ATTENTION BIDDERS:

USA BIDDERS - All shipments come with free delivery confirmation

NON-USA BIDDERS - At my discretion, higher value items may be sent with signature confirmation at my expense. This is to ensure delivery receipt confirmation for your protection and mine

***I ALWAYS COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE PURCHASES TO KEEP SHIPPING COSTS AS LOW AS POSSIBLE...THE MORE YOU BUY, THE MORE YOU SAVE*** FINE PRINT AND OTHER SPECIFICS (Please read) Packing of LP’s & 45’s All of my records are shipped in sturdy cardboard LP or 45 rpm mailers. Packing of 78’s 78’s are shipped in an oversized box with the actual record “sandwiched” between cardboard. The 78 “sandwich” is then placed in the oversized box on top of peanut foam filler material below, above and around the record to cushion it as well as possible. Grading (PLEASE READ SO THERE ARE NO SURPRISES) All records are carefully graded. In an attempt to give customers an accurate impression of condition rather than adhere to somewhat arbitrary criteria, I give an "overall presentation" grade, supplemented when necessary with additional remarks (which is more often than not). Please refer to my grading system below for a more detailed explanation as well as my general comments above in the grading description. GRADING DESCRIPTIONS
RECORDS:

Sealed: Store stock new
Mint: Like new or near new with only one or two small insignificant defects
Near Mint/M-: Extremely nice. Would be Mint, except for a possibly a couple of light hairlines or scuffs
VG++: Still a very nice record with all or nearly all of its original gloss but may have a few more light, surface marks, hairlines, needle tracks or the like
VG+: A nice, but used record that may have a series of light scuffs or scratches. It probably plays with a some pops
VG: A well-used record that still should sound OK when played, but may have moderate surface noise, pops, and even a possible skip.
VG-: A very well-worn record that plays through, probably has skipping and snap, crackle, pop
Good: Probably will play through but with much in the way of surface noise, pops, crackles, skips etc.
Fair: You’re getting this record just to own.
Poor: The sky’s the limit as far as condition in the negative sense

PLAY-GRADING: Most of my records are play-graded unless I state that they are visually graded. With regards to play-grading, I always leave additional commentary with regards to the grading. COVERS: There are really too many possible defects regarding covers to be as specific in my definitions as I had been with my record grades. But please keep in mind these general grading guidelines:

I will give greater weight to the condition of the front cover than back cover when assigning an overall grade
Stickers – I will state if there are any
If I write that a cover has a punch-hole, I’m talking about a small punch-press type hole
A factory saw mark is a narrow cut in the perimeter of the cover, could be anywhere and vary in length from 1/2” to 2” at the most.