TOE FAT - TOE FAT - 1970 - BLUES / PSYCH
  $   27

 


$ 27 Sold For
Jan 24, 2012 Sold Date
Jan 19, 2012 Start Date
2   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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DESCRIPTION/CONDITION

Artists:                      “Toe Fat”              

Title:                          “Toe Fat"                     

Format:                       LP 33 1/3`                                    

Label:                         Rare Earth RS-511

Release Date:            1970

Condition Vinyl:          VERY GOOD ++ (one mark on each side that does not impact sound quality one bit)

Condition Jacket:     NEAR MINT        (jacket back has a very small platic tage with a number on it)

Special Attributes:     

Synopsis:

 

Toe Fat was an English rock music band, active from June 1969 to 1971, notable for including two future members of Uriah Heep. At the end of 1969, Cliff Bennett had seemingly run out his string as a British Invasion-era star. Seeking a new sound and image, he hooked up with keyboard player/singer Ken Hensley, bassist John Glascock, and drummer Lee Kerslake, all of whom had previously played with a group called the Gods (who later became known for having Greg Lake, in his pre-King Crimson days, as a member). For unknown reasons, they christened themselves Toe Fat and managed to get signed to Parlophone and then to Regal Zonophone in England, with their albums appearing in America on the Rare Earth label. Their mix of blues and progressive rock wasn't the most commercial of sounds in any case, and the grotesque cover art on the group's two LPs seemed to repel potential purchasers.eponymously titled first album flopped commercially, but gained considerable critical praise Such was their stir that after their first single, "Workin' Nights", they were booked for a tour supporting Derek and the Dominos in the US. The album was also notable for its cover designed by the recently formed graphic art company Hipgnosis. The cover showed a beach scene with four people who have large toes superimposed over their heads. For the US release, a man and a topless woman in the background, were replaced by the image of a sheep

*(per AllMusic.com and Wiki)

 

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

My plan is to make buyers happy either through the sale of a good product which they are happy with or for my ability to work with the buyer to resolve any issues that may arise. Additionally, I will ensure that the buyer gets the best shipping rate possible and that they have the right to combine their wins to be shipped together. All I ask is that if there is a problem encountered that you give me the opportunity to resolve it in order to make you happy

 

RETURNS

Items may be returned only if there is an error in the description. Any damage caused en-route must be resolved between the buyer and the Postal Service.

 

SHIPPING

Media Mail: $3.99

Priority Mail: $7.29

Canada (1st Class International): $ 6.99

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International Buyers:

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PAYMENT

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GRADING GUIDELINES 

I use a standard grading system that "Goldmine" has published for years. Unless otherwise stated, our products are VISUALLY graded with the aid of a bright 150W light bulb. I grade VERY conservatively, in order to ensure that buyers are happy. All flaws worth noting to potential buyers (scratches, MINOR warps, cut out holes, saw marks, split cover seams, writing, etc.) will be listed in the item descriptions in an attempt to avoid any, and all, surprises.

· M (Mint): Unopened.

· NM (Near Mint): Vinyl appears to have never been played. There are simply no visible blemishes.

· VG++: Item appears very close to Near Mint but I don't feel comfortable because of some color blemish or a single mark on the vinyl. 

· VG+ (or EX); Except for a few minor flawss, this would be Near Mint. Shows slight signs of wear including scuff or scratches but they do not affect the listening experience. A VG+ cover might have some very minor seam wear or a split (less than ONE inch long)

· VG: More marks/scratches, nothing deep, no loud clicks or pops. Groove wear and light scratches are evident. Surface noise is heard but it is not overwhelming. Minor writing, tape or stickers are visible.


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