Jobete Acetate 10" Unissued Demo Girl Group Listen
$
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Description
Rare unknown and unissued Jobete (Motown) 10" acetate. I played this for a buddy of mine who works for Ace/Kent in the U.K. compiling many of their girl group and Motown comps. He believes it sounds like a demo that was intended for Diana Ross to record. No idea as to who the actual artist is on this acetate. It appears to date from the late 60's. The visual condition is VG and does play with some noise as you can hear on the soundclip. There is some peeling of the acetone surface on the blank reverse. One of a kind item! Listen here to the actual disc and judge for yourself... /tender.mp3
Note: New US Postal rate increases effective January 2, 2011. All US shipping prices include free delivery confirmation. The tracking number is available on request. All international shipping prices include a free certificate of mailing which I purchase at the time of mailing. The price of this ($1.15) is not indicated on the postal meter sticker of your package as the certificate has a seperate sticker which I keep on file. I will be glad to send you a copy of this certificate via email on a scan attachment on request. Disc will be shipped in an LP size mailer.
My Grading System:
Mint (M) I do not use this grade ever. Mint- (M-) Near perfect record. Very Good +++ (VG+++) Close to M-. May have a minor mark or two. Very Good ++ (VG++) Clean copy. A few scuffs and surface marks may be apparent. Very Good + (VG+) Decent copy. Will have a few scratches and scuffs, some light noise. Very Good (VG) Your average used record. Many marks and scratches but disc can still be enjoyed with some background noise apparent. Very Good- (VG-) Heavily used record. A lot of scratches. Will play with a good degree of background noise. Good + (G+) Rough copy. Will play through without skips. Good (G) Trashed. Good for skeet shooting! Keep in mind some discs were pressed on cheap vinyl, especially certain 1950's R&B indies and even near mint copies can play with surface noise. I always try to post a sound clip so that you can hear how the actual disc plays.price rating