SYLVESTER COTTON SAK RELATION BLUES/UGLY WOMAN BLUES 19

$

435

NOTE TO BIDDERS: FEEDBACK SCORE MUST BE ABOVE 25!

With this record I’m using an amplified version of the GOLDMINE grading system. In the most marketable grades of  FAIR to NEAR MINT, I’m adding a numerical scale of .1 through .9 after the grade (e.g. VG.7 or NM.5), with .9 putting the record closest to the next grade.

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DESCRIPTION:  ULTRA RARE, Original 1948-1949 DETROIT BLUES  78  ON   SENSATION RECORDS: #7000: SYLVESTER COTTON AND HIS GUITAR " SAK RELATION BLUES/  UGLY WOMAN BLUES  "

A True Detroit BLUES Obscurity: Some say that this is JOHN LEE HOOKER recording under one of his many pseudonyms; others say however that the other BLUE singles on SENSATION were actually SYLVESTER COTTON but inapproprietly credited to JOHN LEE HOOKER. My guess is however; that, since no one has ever been able to come up with this guy "SYLVESTER COTTON" or otherwise prove that he existed, this is likely JOHN LEE HOOKER beginning what would become his legacy of PSEUDONYM RECORDINGS.   ~YOUR COMMENTS OR IMPUT ON THIS ISSUE IS WELCOME, AND I'LL TRY TO POST USEFUL AND INSIGHTFUL FEEDBACK~  Thanks!             

TRAC LIST:

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SIDE 2

VINYL     NM.9 or NM+++                          Stunning,Pristine Condition! Well Stored Record looks unplayed,

LABEL:   NM.9                                                Fresh, Pristine Label, No Spindle Trail Marks

COVER, SLEEVE:Original Brown Paper 

This Single has been audited for quality and rated based on the following...

• Condition Grade  Range Points: (MT)MINT, (NM) NEAR MINT, (VG)VERY GOOD, (F) FAIR,& POOR (P)

Description of GRADING Points for VINYL:

POOR (P) condition: is when there are many snaps, crackles, and pops that don't belong but the voices, tones, and rhythm patterns are there for the music aficionado to appreciate. These records may also have scratches and skips in the playing surface. Record would be ideal for those just wanting to have a specimen of a particular artist, title or group of artist work for perhaps momentous or collection purposes.

FAIR ( F )  condition: is when the album demonstrates great playability and moderate play with some instances of breech or residual fuzz and pop that does not significantly compromise one's ability to really enjoy what's played.  

VERY GOOD (VG): implies that the album demonstrate very little play time and should have no impediments to listening quality due to excessive scuffing, audible scratches or due to the fact the record has been extensively played.

NEAR MINT (NM) condition: Minimal paper or handling scuffs; no scratches that can be felt by touch; very few stray abrasions of any sort.

MINT (MT): Condition when album is factory sealed; or when there is no presence of spindle marks and the album looks to have never been played. Vinyl is perfect in every way.

Description of Condition GRADING Points for COVER:

MINT: IN FACTORY SHRINK WRAP, OR PERFECT SPINE, SEAMS, CORNERS, AND NO RING WEAR

NEAR MINT (NM): NO RING WEAR, MOISTURE DAMAGE, VERY COLLECTABLE

VERY GOOD (VG): SHOW MINIMAL CORNER WEAR, POSSIBLE STRAY MARKS,OR MINOR PEALING; POSSIBLE SEAM SPLITS OF 1 INCH OR LESS; ONLY THE SLIGHTEST RING WEAR

FAIR: COVER CAN STILL HOLD A RECORD

POOR: EXCESSIVE WATER, OR MOLD DAMAGE; SEAM SPLITS OF MORE THAN 3 INCHES

Description of Condition GRADING Points for LABEL:

MINT:  FACTORY SEALED; OR NO SPINDLE MARKS, MOLD, PEELING, MOISTURE DAMAGE, STRAY MARKS, OR STICKERS

NEAR MINT: MAY HAVE A FEW VERY LIGHT SPINDLE MARKS BUT OTHERWISE A VERY CLEAN LABEL

VERY GOOD: MAY HAVE MINOR PEELING, MOLD, SPINDLE MARKS, MOISTURE DAMAGE, STRAY MARKINGS, STICKERS OR FADING

FAIR: LABEL IS AT LEAST LEGIBLE ON BOTH SIDES

POOR: EXCESSIVE DAMAGE RENDERING THE LABEL INLEDGIBLE ON ONE OR BOTH SIDES

MANY OF YOU KNOW WHAT THIS RECORD SELLS FOR: HOWEVER BE MOTIVATED TO BID AS THERE IS NO RESERVE ON THIS ALBUM. THANKS , AND GOOD LUCK!!!