THE MODERN JAZZ DISCIPLES LP NEW JAZZ NJLP 8222 US 1959 RVG DG MONO Lee Tucker

Description: Record Grading: VG Side A / Side B: Strong VG: Some faint surface scuffs & scratches, a few faint inaudible scratches thru Tracks, a few slightly feelable small scratches, some light surface noise or crackle in parts, still plays pretty nice. Sleeve Grading: G+ Front / Back: 10" top 5" bottom seam split, edge wear, spine wear, corner wesr, age yellowing, Some light age wear, scuffs, stain. Notes: RVG DG MONO Artist: The Modern Jazz Disciples Title: The Modern Jazz Disciples Label: New Jazz NJLP 8222 Release: US 1959 Format: Vinyl Record 12" LP Genre: Jazz Hard Bop More photos / videos available upon request. Grading Scale: NM / VG+ / VG / G+ / G Shipping United States: $5 / $0 each additional Worldwide: $23 / $3 each additional Canada: $18 / $3 each additional All orders are shipped within 1 business day of receiving cleared payment. All records are shipped outside the cover to prevent seam splits. Payment PayPal / Credit Cards Return All returns accepted within 30 days after receiving the item. All records are satisfaction guaranteed. Thanks again for your order. Bebop Records

Price: 71.39 USD

Location: Los Angeles, California

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Shipping Cost: 5 USD

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Return shipping will be paid by: Seller

All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

Item must be returned within: 30 Days

Refund will be given as: Money Back

Artist: The Modern Jazz Disciples

Speed: 33 RPM

Record Label: New Jazz

Release Title: The Modern Jazz Disciples

Custom Bundle: No

Material: Vinyl

Catalog Number: NJLP 8222

Edition: First Edition, First Pressing

Modified Item: No

Type: LP

Record Grading: Very Good (VG)

Format: Record

Release Year: 1959

Sleeve Grading: Good Plus (G+)

Era: 1950s

Style: 1950s, Hard Bop, Jazz Instrument

Record Size: 12"

Features: Original Pressing, Deep Groove, RVG Stamp

Genre: Jazz

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Number of Audio Channels: Mono