LEO KOTTKE DREAMS AND ALL THAT STUFF! EXCELLENT+ EX/EX CAPITOL LP 172-43
Leo Kottke’s Dreams and All That Stuff from 1974! Great vinyl EX/EX+ Lightly (if ever) played! Critically acclaimed album!
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Leo Kottke’s Dreams and All That Stuff from 1974! Great vinyl EX/EX+ Lightly (if ever) played! Critically acclaimed album!
The songs and other artists are shown in the photos. The record is dusty but otherwise appears to grade VG. No obvious scratches or problems. The record is sold in a plain paper sleeve, it does not have an outer sleeve specific to the record with pictures, etc.
OVERALL VERY GOOD CONDITION. This 78 RPM record was part of an estate that we recently aquired and are liquidating. We have never played any of our 78s, however we are representing that they will play nicely.
THIS LP WAS PART OF AN ESTATE THAT WE RECENTLY AQUIRED AND ARE LIQUIDATIN G. IT IS NOT REPRESENTED AS ANY OFFICIAL GRADE.
THIS LP WAS PART OF AN ESTATE THAT WE RECENTLY AQUIRED AND ARE LIQUIDATING. IT IS NOT REPRESENTED AS ANY OFFICIAL GRADE.
Circa 1920. The prolific Irving Kaufman sings «Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes», with orchestra. On the flip side, Frank Crumit performs «Dapper Dan», with orchestra. Lively music with nonsense lyrics, two fun listens.
Grade: V to V+. RIM CHIP on side one goes into the first couple of grooves. It is only into 1 groove of the music. There is also a light scratch across part 1 that does not sound or affect play in any way on my modern turntable.
V- Record is worn. Record will still play through. You will have definite surface noise and possible stressed grooves. Grading Scale. Record will play through with no problems. You will notice surface noise (possibly).
Label/Catalog -COLUMBIA 4-41463, PROMO. I make every effort to ensure your record not only looks the grade, but sounds the grade I assign. First, your record is professionally cleaned and dried. Then it’s visually inspected closely under a 60 watt bulb.
WE HAVE NEVER PLAYED ANY OF THESE RECORDS.