Record is NM. Sleeve is VG+. G (GOOD) – Vinyl has moderate, ever wear throughout, but still playable. Surface noise and scratches. A cover or sleeve will has large seam splits. especially at the bottom or on the spine.
You will find that the black vinyl pairs well with a simple transparent sleeve.
ARTIST(s): Ry Cooder. TITLE: Bop Till You Drop. LABEL: 1979 Warner Brothers records release BSK 3358.
The record is in excellent condition (EX) with the original shrink wrap still on, making it a desirable addition for collectors and music enthusiasts of the 1970s era. The 12″ LP showcases Cooder’s talent and style, making it a must-have for fans of rock and blues music.
SUPERB LOOKS UNPLAYED. PLUS INSERT. WITH ORIGINAL INNER.SEE PHOTOS (AS PER RRPG). Records advertised as Sealed or Un-played should be Mint. FAIR: The record is still just playable but has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise; it may even jump.
Label: Reprise Records. Original 1972 Reprise issue with printed insert sheet. Songs: How Can You Keep Moving (Unless You Migrate Too), Billy The Kid, Money Honey, F.D.R. Date: 1972. Vinyl has a slight shelf warp that does not affect play and a few light surface sleeve scuffs/hazing holding grade back, nothing I can feel.
Ry Cooder – Into The Purple Valley LP Vinyl. Gatefold sleeve, slightly textured. Vinyl, LP, Album,Gatefold. Country Blues ,Texas Blues. Denomination Blues 3:58. Billy The Kid 3:45.
Condition: Brand new and factory sealed. Jacket has 1-inch corner bend/crease. Hans Theessink and Terry Evans may be from separate sides of the Atlantic Ocean but they work together beautifully and make sense as a natural combination. These two vastly experienced and respected musicians are committed performers who are a perfect foil for each other. Theessink’s lazy baritone and Evans’ extraordinarily soulful gospel tones are tailor made to blend together with spine-tingling results. Timeless blues, gospel and soul related music, comes alive in the capable hands of these two masters.