Jackie McLean Right Now 4215 Blue Note BLP 4215 FIRST PRESSING - SHRINK - E
$
139
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Description
Please refer to the photos for details and condition
Recorded on January 29, 1965.
First pressing has VAN GELDER stamped into runout on both sides, and New York USA address on labels. No Plastylite 'P' (also known as 'ear'), as it was released out of sequence, and pressed by All Disc, NJ, where all Blue Note releases were pressed following its sale to Liberty in May 1966.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
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Matrix / Runout (Side A etched, VAN GELDER stamp): BNLP-4215 A VAN GELDER
- Matrix / Runout (Side B etched, VAN GELDER stamp): BNLP-4215?B VAN GELDER
- Rights Society (A1, B2): BMI
Record Grade: E
Cover Grade: E
Items are in used or vintage condition, please see photos. Because the items are used or vintage, they may have small blemishes, wear and tear, scuffing, tape, stickers, writing, appear worn, may have various odors associated with vintage items, etc. Please look over the photos before making your purchase. Item will be shipped via USPS shipping. We do combine shipping for multiple items but please let us know upon purchase. Thank you!
Visual Grading Scale is used for records and covers. We follow the “Goldmine” standard visual grading system. Please assume that the record would benefit from a good cleaning before being played.
M: Mint is usually reserved for sealed or pristine records.
NM or M-: Nearly Mint with only one or two insignificant defects. Looks like it came from a retail store.
VG+ or E: Extremely nice and would be NM except for a few light hairline scratches or scuffs which should not affect sound. Cover will show minor wear or even possible seam split or small hole.
VG: A well-used record that still sounds good but may have moderate surface noise, pops, light scratches felt with fingernail. Covers will show many signs of handling along with possible creases, small holes and side splitting.
VG-, G+ and G: Usually has heavy wear, a dull surface, is covered in scratches, and may have surface noise. A very well worn record that plays through typically without skipping. Basically, it will do until a better copy comes along.
P (Poor) or F (Fair): Record may be cracked or impossibly warped. Usually heavily damaged.
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