April 23, 2024
Josefus / Rare original 1970 Psych Blues on Mainstream
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ARTIST: JosefusLABEL: Mainstream S 6127 (1970) TITLE: Josefus CONDITION: Sleeve: The front & back covers are decent VG+ / The front cover has some ring wear and a small sticker stain. The back cover is about the same minus the sticker stain. The problem w/ the rest of the cover is that the seams are pretty rough. It has some heavy chipping and heavy wear along the the bottom seam which also has a 4 1/8" split. The top seam has some heavy wear w/ a 5 1/4" top right corner split and a 2 1/4" top left corner split. The spine has some light wear. Record: This record has been played heavily as evidenced by lots of light surface scuffs and some light scratches. I play graded this entire LP and it plays amazingly well for what it looks like, some VG+ sections although mostly VG++ w/ some light random background surface noise and some light random background ticks . Has great sound presence / VPI cleaned COMMENTS: Rare original copy of this killer1970 Texas Psych Blues LP produced by Bob Shad for his always collectible Mainstream label.Features Pete Bailey - Vocals, Harmonica, Dave Mitchell - Guitar, Ray Turner - Bass, Doug Tull - Drums TRACKLIST : Bald Peach... B.S. Creek... America... I'm Gettin' On... Sefus Blues... Jimmy, Jimmy... Feelin' Good... Condition... I Saw A Killin'... Such Is Life... NOTE: VPI cleaned means that this record
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