Kenny Dorham Una Mas 84127 Blue Note RVG STAMP NM/NM- LP

$ 27

$ 27 Sold For

Dec 11, 2012 Sold Date

Dec 4, 2012 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

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Description

You are looking at a copy of Kenny Dorham Una Mas Blue Note 84127 with VAN GELDER stamp.
This is as clean a copy as you could dream of. The LP is flawless. The jacket is in EX condition with slight wear to the top left corner seam.
All seams are in tact. Overall this is not an original, but it is the cleanest copy you are ever likely to find....
The players: Joe Henderson, tenor sax - Herbie Hancock, piano - Butch Warren, bass - Anthony Williams, drums
this is a GREAT LP from Dorham and all the elements came together to produce a great energy to this session. I recommend this LP over the newer CD RVG remastered one. It is too loud and compressed so much??? If you have this on CD as part of the RVG series, compare them and you hear it instantly.
This is a rare LP to find. Low starting bid.
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I pack using custom LP boxes with cardboard padding. LP removed from jacket to prevent damage to seams during transport.
SHIPPING & HANDLING
$10 priority 1st class in USA
I will ship internationally. Cost to be determined based on winning bidders location. I only ship AIR MAIL for international packages.
Good Luck & bid with confidence.

On Dec-08-12 at 10:33:53 PST, seller added the following information:

UPDATE:

This record was originally released in 1963 in STEREO with a blue & white label and NEW YORK, USA address on the label.
The item HERE up for auction is a pressing from the late 1960's or very early 1970's. The feature that makes this item of particular value and gives it collectable status is the VAN GELDER stamp in the dead wax (vinyl) near the outside of the LP label. His stamp is a stamp that signifies a quality pressing from the original engineer and is a fine copy with great warmth and the STEREO mix is a TRUE stereo mix. This is not an electronically simulated stereo, as some later pressings are, and state so on the back cover.
Rudy Van Gelder was the engineer for Blue Note and almost every other classic jazz label such as Prestige, New Jazz, Impulse, Essex, ABC Paramount, Atlantic, & have many classical records on the VOX label with his stamp.
I have received many questions regarding the statement "Overall this is not an original" in my description. This was from a sentence I started and changed but somehow it didn't get caught and remains in the description.
I want to clarify that this item was released in the late 1960's or early 1970's, and is not a 1st pressing. This is a 3rd label variation from the original which came out in 1963 (in stereo)...
I posted the image of the label to help eliminate this confusion but it hasn't seemed to clarify this statement.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any further questions or comments. I am here to help....
Sincerely, Rife @ Moon in June Records

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