HEAR IT 60's Rocker 45 rpm record Chuck Bennett "I Went to Your House" from 1962 – PHUPHAN SARN Journal of Humanities and Social Science

HEAR IT 60's Rocker 45 rpm record Chuck Bennett

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Location: Windsor, Wisconsin
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Item: 256671050623

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All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:30 Days
Refund will be given as:Money Back
Artist:Chuck Bennett
Speed:45 RPM
Record Label:Bonnie
Release Title:I Went to Your House
Type:Single
Record Grading:Very Good Plus (VG+)
Format:Record
Release Year:1962
Language:English
Era:1960s
Style:1960s,Classic Rock,Rock ‘n’ Roll
Record Size:7″
Genre:Rock,Rock ‘n’ Roll
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

ITEM DESCRIPTION: This is a vintage original pressing rocker 45 rpm record BONNIE 101 by Chuck Bennett from 1962 in VERY GOOD PLUS (VG+) CONDITION. There may be light, uniform background noise that is well below the level of the music. Good shine on the vinyl. See below for more details on this grade and listen to the song samples as they were recorded directly from this record. Labels are in excellent condition with just slight surface wear. See photos. To hear a song sample, click on the sound bar arrow under the word “AUDIO”. Powered by eCommercePlayer.comPowered by eCommercePlayer.com I add new records, and/or re-list unsold records with reduced prices, just about every day. Song samples were recorded directly from the actual record described above. These samples are provided to give an idea of the songs and hopefully give an indication of the quality and condition of the record. Every effort was made to capture the sound faithfully, including any imperfections, without any filtering, equalization, or other enhancement. GRADING: Records have been carefully cleaned and label stickers removed when safe and possible to do so. Records will come with a medium weight golden Kraft paper sleeve. These are superior to plain paper sleeves. After 30 plus years of collecting and selling records and music related items, most agree that I am a strict grader. Records are both play graded and visually graded. I only deal in collectible quality items. I don’t bother with records with cracks, chips, skips, warps, or major wear. The grading system described below I think is the one everyone is familiar with. M or M- means PERFECT or NEAR PERFECT. A record that looks and plays like new, or perhaps just a hint of use or handling. No imperfections and no surface noise. If it looks like it has been used or there is some background noise, it is not mint. EX means EXCELLENT. A record that has been played, stored, and handled carefully. Sound quality is easily good enough to record or broadcast. There is negligible background noise. Recorded music and vocals are crisp and clear with no distortion. Only a few small surface scuffs, and maybe a couple of very light, small, surface, hairline scratches, neither of which cause any noise. Vinyl is shiny, almost like new. VG+ means VERY GOOD PLUS. This is a record that sounds and looks better than very good (VG), but not quite as good as excellent (EX). There may be light, uniform background noise that is well below the level of the music. Good shine on the vinyl. VG means VERY GOOD. Barely noticeable, uniform background noise that is well below the level of the music and certainly not distracting. Music is still clear with very little distortion, if any. A few noticeable surface scuffs and scratches that may contribute just slightly to noise. Possibly a few isolated light clicks or pops. May still be recordable, but some light, non-distracting background noise could be detected on the recording. A majority of the shine is still left on the vinyl. G = GOOD. GOOD does NOT mean bad. This record is still a worthy addition to a collection. There is noticeable background noise that may not be uniform and is approaching the level of the music. Music clarity may be fading and some distortion may becoming obvious. The record has several obvious scuffs and scratches, some of which may contribute to noise, such as clicks or pops. The vinyl has lost some of its sheen. P or F = POOR or FAIR. The record looks bad and probably plays badly. There are NO skips, but certainly there is noise. Many obvious scuffs and scratches contribute to noise and are probably distracting. Vinyl has lost most or all of its sheen. I will generally only list rarer items in this condition. Any other defects, such as label tears, stickers, tape, wear, etc. will be noted individually and hopefully will be obvious in the photos. COMBINED SHIPPING: To save you shipping costs, we will combine multiple items into one box when it is practical to do so. Generally, this means the box cannot be larger than a 16 inch cube or weigh more than 25 pounds. Also, WE REFUND EXCESS SHIPPING CHARGES that Ebay might make you pay on multiple items. SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED: We will refund all charges, including shipping cost both ways, if you wish to return an item because we have not been accurate in our description to your satisfaction. Please let us know of any problems within 5 days of receipt. We are particular collectors too, and we clean when appropriate, grade, and describe items as if we were buying them for ourselves. Thank you and good luck. Mike and Karen.

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