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I grade vinyl first, then cover.

-Tommy Butler "Same" (Zardaeo) SEALED £30 "It's a Love In, Baby" superb west coast vibe on this excellent 70s male vocal crossover tune. Rare LP released in this small obscure label.

-Sam Dees "The Show Must Go On" (Atlantic) M-/EX £40 One the very best soul albums ever. Classic album. Great from beginning to end. Clean vinyl. Cover has a bit of wear on the front and a cut out in the upper left corner.

-Terry Callier "Occasional Rain" (Cadet) VG/VG+ £35 Rare LP which includes his most in demand tune "Ordinary Joe". Cover has some wear on front cover, on the edges and on the back cover, but overall a nice sleeve. I have graded the vinyl VG, but it is not that bad. "Ordinary Joe" plays with two clicks in the beginning otherwise that tune sounds fairly clean. Most of the other tunes also sound fairly clean. The vinyl only has light surface marks. But on one tune there is some kind of pale shade in the vinyl, and this can be heard, but still listenable to me. Anyways, it a nice VG copy to me, but please ask if you are unsure about the condition. I can send more sound clips, and I can uploade them elsewhere since there are other sites with mp3 players that reproduce the sound more accurately than the soul-source player does. The sound clip below is from the actual record for sale.

-Sam Dees "The Show Must Go On" (Atlantic) M-/EX £40 One the very best soul albums ever. Classic album. Great from beginning to end. Clean vinyl. Cover has a bit of wear on the front and a cut out in the upper left corner.

Edited October 30, 200915 yr by Preben

-Terry Callier “Occasional Rain” (Cadet) VG/VG+ £35 Rare LP which includes his most in demand tune “Ordinary Joe”. Cover has some wear on front cover, on the edges and on the back cover, but overall a nice sleeve. I have graded the vinyl VG, but it is not that bad. “Ordinary Joe” plays with two clicks in the beginning otherwise that tune sounds fairly clean. Most of the other tunes also sound fairly clean. The vinyl only has light surface marks. But on one tune there is some kind of pale shade in the vinyl, and this can be heard, but still listenable to me. Anyways, it a nice VG copy to me, but please ask if you are unsure about the condition. I can send more sound clips, and I can uploade them elsewhere since there are other sites with mp3 players that reproduce the sound more accurately than the soul-source player does. The sound clip below is from the actual record for sale.

Edited October 30, 200915 yr by Preben