Vinyl Jazz 2Lp Set Echoes Of An Era Mann/Ferguson Near Mint Promo Roulette 109

$ 7.29

Edition: Promo Record Size: 12" Record Label: ROULETTE Format: Record Type: LP Release Year: 1973 Sleeve Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Number of Audio Channels: Stereo Artist: HERBIE MANN & MAYNARD FERGUSON Speed: 33 RPM Instrument: Piano Language: English Country of Origin: United States Features: Gatefold, White Label Promo Genre: Jazz Case Type: Cardboard Sleeve Material: Vinyl Record Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Description

VINYL JAZZ 2LP SET ECHOES OF AN ERA MANN/FERGUSON NEAR MINT PROMO ROULETTE 109. "Echoes Of An Era, The Herbie Mann-Maynard Ferguson Years". This double lp spotlights two jazz icons, Herbie Mann and Maynard Ferguson. Sides one and two feature Mann, three and four Ferguson. The music is from early in their already successful careers, circa 1958 - 1962. "Echoes Of An Era, The Herbie Mann-Maynard Ferguson Years". This double lp spotlights two jazz icons, Herbie Mann and Maynard Ferguson. Sides one and two feature Mann, three and four Ferguson. The music is from early in their already successful careers, circa 1958 - 1962. Released in 1973, this is a special edition- a white label promo with ""NOT FOR SALE PROMOTION USE ONLY" stamped on the front cover, right upper corner. The vinyl is the lightweight "flexidisc" that was popular for a short time in the early 70's. Stereo. Roulette RE-109. VINYL GRADING: All sides, one thru four, are near mint. I listened to all four sides, and there was a couple of light tics which I took to be dirt/dust particles as there are no visible defects on any of the sides - it is absolutely pristine. The labels are near mint with no spindle wear. COVER GRADING: The front and back cover have very light ringwear. The inside covers of the gatefold have light ringwear. There is a hole punch, front cover, lower right side, thru to back cover, lower left side. These are the only defects. The spine has no wear. VG+. SLEEVE GRADING: The sleeves are the originals, mustard yellow color, spotlighting the top Roulette line at the time. Near Mint.