Zoot Sims All Stars / Contemporary Music / Recorded September 8, 1952
Mono Pressing, Deep Groove, "P" earmark in deadwax. Matrix PR-LP-138-A / PR-LP-138-B  7E
Sounds great from 1952!!!!

Watch video here of actual playing of this album Zoot Sims All Stars

Kai Winding (tb -1/3) Al Cohn, Zoot Sims (ts) George Wallington (p) Percy Heath (b) Art Blakey (d) NYC, September 8, 1952 1. 359 Tangerine 2. 360 Zootcase 3. 361 The Red Door 4. 362 Morning Fun
Vinyl: VG+ Plays excellent, some very light noise, some signs of wear but nothing major. Light sleeve wear a some light hairlines but looks and sounds great. See pics and video.

Cover:VG Show some wearing and aging overall aging/yellowing/staining. Labels look nice and sharp. No split a top but a partial split at bottom.

Feel free to ask if there are any questions or additional pics.

Note I use LP cardboard shippers for safe transit and also included the LP will be in a 10" rice paper inner sleeve and 10" outer resealable sleeve for preservation.

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Goldmine grading: 

Vinyl 

Near Mint (NM or M-): Near perfect record and cover. No visible flaws or defects (any manufacturing scuffs should be noted). No unexpected surface noise or other audible issues at normal listening volume. 

Very Good Plus Plus (VG++): Only a very small number of minor flaws present (ex. a couple of faint hairlines, a light scuff). No unexpected surface noise or other audible issues at normal listening volume. Cover shows no significant ring wear, nor seam splits. 

Very Good Plus (VG+): More slight signs of wear but still an excellent condition record that plays well. Any surface noise is very minimal and the record is still an enjoyable listen. No groove wear. Cover may show minor defects including very light ring wear.

Very Good (VG): More obvious wear. Surface noise evident on playing, especially in soft passages, and during a song's intro and fade but never overpowers the music. Ring wear and other defects evident.

Good (G): Worn. Significant surface noise throughout, scratches that produce noise, but will play through without skipping.

Poor (P), or Fair (F): Worn out. Won't play through without skipping or repeating.