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Stanford, CA: Stanford Program for Recordings in Sound, 1974. Vinyl LP in original picture sleeve. Catalog No. CFS-3647. With printed insert. Liner notes by Michael B. Stillman. With letter laid in with press clippings, with a handwritten note designating the LP to go to Serendipity Books, who was the distributor for this series. Extremely scarce record of a Stanford reading. Vinyl VG++/ Sleeve NM.
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Alfred Publishing, 4/1/1997. Sheet music. Very Good. Softcover in gently used condition. No marks to text. Light rubbing to cover and edges. name label on front coverYour purchase benefits literacy and summer reading programs in Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Ohio. We ship every business day. All books ship in cardboard bookfolds with delivery confirmation.
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France: RCA Victor, nd. 12" vinyl LP, picture sleeve. Catalog No. 430.164 S. The French issue. A superb NM example (our highest grade) in a vg+ sleeve that is slightly bumped at extremities, with a touch of laminate lift, but is otherwise remarkably glossy and bright.
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Editions SW Télémaque, 2005. 23x16x3cm Broché
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South Africa: Sondela, 1975. 45 RPM 7" single in plain sleeve. catalog no. SLB 108. Rare single on Sondela, produced by the great Almon Memela. VG- only, due to a couple strong scratches to A side. However, play tests through the scratches well, with no pops, only some faint surface noise and crackle. Faint pencil notes to both labels.
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Taschen, 2006. 17x14x2cm Broché
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New York: Eos Records / Live Bait Music, 1981. First edition. [ER 31] 7" single on black vinyl, housed in a picture sleeve illustrated with a photograph of Paul McMahon by Robert Mapplethorpe. VInyl nm and unplayed. Sleeve vg with a 1 1/2" seam split to left side and ring creasing. First and only pressing of this single by the singer and conceptual artist associated with the early 80's downtown scene, who is perhaps best known for his performances as the Rock n' Roll Psychiatrist. McMahon was included in the Metropolitan Museum's 2009 show The Pictures Generation. Included in Ursula Block & Michael Glasmeier's Broken Music: Artists' Recordworks [Broken Music M05-18].
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Deutsche Grammophon 2537 038, 1976. Vinyl. Fine/Very Good. Record is NM:clean with no scratches or scuffs. Jacket also clean & bright & shiny with cut-out to upper edge. In stock, ready to ship now from Evanston, IL!
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France: Disques Festival, 1963. 7" vinyl EP, gatefold picture sleeve. Chanson. Vinyl NM, sleeve VG+ with a couple light creases, but lustrous.
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Great Britain: NFGS, 1973. Hardcover. Very Good +. Ex-Library in red cloth library binding. Two issues bound into one hardcover volume. Usual library markings on boards and endpapers. Interior is clean, and binding is firm and straight. No dust-jacket.
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Np: Jazz Composer's Orchestra, 1968. Double LP still sealed in original foil box. Catalog no. LP-1001/2. Still sealed in original shrinkwrap, and rare thus. The box set almost inevitably has rubbing due to the fragile foil pastedown to cover, this copy unrubbed, with just a touch of discoloration underneath the wrap.
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EMI. Audio CD. Fine. This CD, clamshell case, and artwork / insert are in excellent condition, clean with no scratches; it's likely the disc was never played. In stock, ready to ship now from Evanston, IL!
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The Bach Guild / Vanguard HM 50/51 SD. Vinyl. Very Good/Fine. Two LP vinyl set with gatefold sleeve. Both records are Excellent; clean with no scratches or scuffs, jacket is in NM condition, clean & shiny with no bumps or tears or scuff. In stock, ready to ship now from Evanston, IL!
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Festival Classique Records FC414. Vinyl. Fine. Record is NM:clean with no scratches or scuffs. Gatefold jacket also NM: clean & bright & shiny with no bumps or scuffs. In stock, ready to ship now from Evanston, IL!
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New York: A Jupiter Recording on Folkways Records, ND. 12" vinyl LP, in original picture sleeve. With insert. Catalog No. FL9894. Recorded in 1958, and directed by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley, who had previouswly worked with Yeats during the 1930's BBC recordings. The B side includes readings of works by Cecil Day-Lewis, who also reads on the LP, Robert Graves, Thomas Hardy, Gerard Manly Hopkins, and Walter de la Mare. Vinyl NM (our highest grade). Sleeve vg++ with a short crease to one tip and a touch of toning to spine. Spectacular copy of one of the harder to find Folkways lit records.
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CBS Masterworks 2M36947. Vinyl. Fine/Very Good. 2 LP set in gatefold jacket. Promo copy. Records are M- clean with no scratches or scuffs, jacket is VG, clean & shine with light moisture spots along the rear spine & lower edge. In stock, ready to ship now from Evanston, IL!
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Brazil: Som Livre, 1980. 2LP set in original folding sleeve, with insert booklet and original printed inner sleeves. Catalog no. 4221001B. With promo stamps to label of each LP. Original Brazilian pressing of this fantastic 2LP by O Poetinha. Vinyl NM/NM. Sleeve vg+ with some creasing, but bright and unsoiled.
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New York: Giorno Poetry Systems Institute, 1981. Gatefold double LP. Catalog no. GPS 020. Original pressing of the classic collaboration. The gatefold LP features photography by Jimmy de Sana. Vinyl VG+, with a couple light short scratches to the first track which don't affect playback (has been play-tested). Sleeve is VG+ with a small crease to one tip and hint of ring wear.
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np [South Africa]: Atlantic, 1975. 12" LP, gatefold picture sleeve. Catalog no. ATC 9584. The soundtrack for the African director's film, recorded on location at the Mkankatho Village in the Transkei - an African interpretation of Shakespeare's Macbeth set in Africa before the coming of White Men. Instrumentation includes Igubu, Isitolotolo, Mqanga, Marimba, Calimba, Imbande, Isikhehlekhehle, and Amagubu. An outstanding, and very rare record. Vinyl vg+ showing only some faint sleeve scuff. Sleeve vg+ with some light rubbing to extremities.
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Deutsche Grammophon 2709 038 Stereo. Vinyl. Fine. 3 disc boxed set, still sealed in the original shrinkwrap (cut-out to bottom edge) In stock, ready to ship now from Evanston, IL!
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France: RCA Victor, 1967. LP in original picture sleeve. Catalog no. 740.013. Association copy boldly inscribed by Jacqueline Dulac to fellow singer Rod McKuen at back cover. Original Mono French pressing. Rare inscribed. Vinyl NM / Sleeve VG++ with a couple of small creases.
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Angel DSBX-3941. Vinyl. Fine. 2 disc boxed set with libretto included, still sealed in the original shrinkwrap. In stock, ready to ship now from Evanston, IL!
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Brazil: Odeon, 1976. LP in original printed sleeve. Catalog no. SMOFB 3927. With original printed inner sleeve intact. Original pressing of this great Latin psych record. Vinyl NM / Sleeve VG+ with a faint hint of ring wear. A beautiful copy and scarce thus.
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Portland, Ore: Mississippi Records, 2014. 4to, eight vinyl records housed in four volumes, each gatefold sleeves bound in cloth, with title pastedowns to each volume; three of the four volumes with printed booklets. One of only about 100 copies (of 2000 printed) housed in a sturdy, handmade plywood sleeve. Finally the anthology sees the light of day in its complete form, with the fourth volume, devoted to rhythmic changes, which previously was released separately by John Fahey on Revenant. New from the publisher.
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US: Columbia Masterworks, 1970. Double LP in gatefold sleeve. Catalog no. M2S 819. Original pressing. Demonstration copy, with small sticker to lower left corner of front cover, and with the interior gatefold blank and unprinted (see photo), which, one could argue, is much more Cage-ian. Vinyl NM, our highest grade. Sleeve VG+ with some faint toning only.
