Jazz adaptations from The Empire Strikes Back. RS-1-3085 from 1980. Vinyl is glossy clean – EXCELLENT! Cover is in shrink with hype sticker and price sticker, small corner clip.
The Ron Carter – Empire Jazz LP RS-1-3085 released by RSO Records in 1980 is a classic jazz record featuring the renowned artist Ron Carter. This 12″ vinyl LP plays at 33 RPM and comes in a cardboard sleeve. With a genre of jazz and style that reflects the excellence of the artist, this LP is a must-have for any jazz enthusiast looking to add a gem to their collection from the iconic Star Wars era. Check out my store for more great vintage vinyl finds!! Thanks
What you see in the pictures is exactly what you will receive. Record has a few hairline scratches and light sleeve rub wear but is in good shape overall visually. Original inner sleeve is in good shape.
The Go-Betweens, I Need Two Heads / Stop Before You Say It, 1980 Australia 7″ 45 w/ Picture Sleeve, Missing Link – Miss 23. Picture Sleeve is VG with a seam split and light wear. Very clean overall.
Excellent++ Condition. Includes new clean white record sleeve and outer plastic protective sleeve. Photos show glare. Not Play Tested. See Photos.
This ultrasonically cleaned record is graded: Good Plus. Noise may be heard over the music in spots. Good Plus – A few more scuffs and scratches than a Very Good record, but not as many as Good. Fair (Fair) – Multiple light to moderate scratches and scuffs.
Label: Chocolate City Records Cat #: CCLP 2011 Format: 12″ 33 RPM LP Genre: Funk / Soul Released: 1980. A classic funk album from one of the genre’s most celebrated acts. Shake Your Pants. About the Album: Produced by Larry Blackmon and recorded at H&L Studios in Englewood Cliffs, NJ.
Specifically, this copy is the highly sought-after Specialty Records Corporation pressing from Olyphant, Pennsylvania. The «SP» suffix on the label text explicitly confirms this factory origin. Among collectors, the foil-sleeve Specialty pressing is considered one of the definitive early US versions because of its heavy bass response and overall audio clarity.
Dire Straits –. Gasoline Alley (1970 UK Vertigo Swirl 6360 500, Smooth Gatefold). Rod Stewart –. Dusty, standard attic wear. Hidden Defects: The vinyl discs have not been cleaned. Vinyl has heavy surface mold/dust bloom from storage.
Record has some light scratches but plays well. Insert has splitting along side. Please see photos.