Marcus Belgrave SEALED Gemini LP For the Marquis
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FLAMES FAVORITES RECORD SHOP
This Item is from the Estate of Motown's Funk Brother Joe Hunter.
Artist: Marcus Belgrave
Title: For the Marquis
Label: Gemini TRCD 4004
Grade: SEALED
Additional Comments: Featuring Wendell Harrison on Tenor Saxophone
Allan Slutsky (Co-producer of Standing in the Shadows of Motown) words on Joe Hunter: “Joe Hunter (Earthy, boogie-woogie; pre-Motown, played for Hank Ballard and Jackie Wilson. Heard on “Do You Love Me?” by the Contours; “Money” by Barrett Strong; “Heatwave” by Martha and the Vandellas; and Marvin Gaye’s “Pride and Joy” and “Hitchhike.”) Joe was the first “funk brother” and unofficial band leader of the early years. He has a bluesy rocker style, very boogie-woogie. He is the very essence of funk as a person—the ultimate storyteller. He steals the show in many ways, bringing these crazy details into the stories he tells.”
Grading:10 ----- Mint
9 ----- Near Mint
8 ------ Between a VG++ and a NM-
7 ------ Very Good Plus
6 ----- Very Good
5 ------ Very Good Minus
4 ------ Good
3-1 Poor
Meaning: ( S. N. : Surface Noise / S.S. : Sleeve Split / C.C. : cut corner / S.S.W. : Slight Storage Warp- All warps do not affect play )
All Sound Clips taken from actual record on our [ Technics SL-1200 ]
Policy on sealed LP’s: We can’t guarantee that sealed lp’s have no defects, pressing problems, etc. We will be more than happy to open any sealed record upon winner’s request.
Shipping:
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