Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)

Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

WAREHOUSE JAZZ S

No. 244/1000 – OUTER SLEEVE HAS OPEN SHRINK AND IS VG+ – RECORD IS CLEAN WITH SHEEN – UPPER CORNERS NO LONGER HAVE STORE SHARPNESS – INNER SLEEVE IS WHITE GENERIC – NO EDGEWEAR – NO HOLES – NO SAWCUTS – NO CREASING – NO RECORD RING VISIBLE – SHRINK RIPPED UPPER RIGHT FROM PRICE TAG REMOVAL – COMES IN A DURABLE PLASTIC SEE THRU OUTER SLEEVE PROVIDED BY ROAMYS RECORDS ** EXQUISITE 1988 COPY **

Notes:

Recorded for the Binghamton (NY) Sertoma Club just 16 days before Slam Stewart died. An accomplished, well-known jazz bassist of the ’30s-’50s, Slam was half of Slim and Slam with Slim Gaillard.

Released in a plain white cover with black writing.

Gold Limited Edition Sticker with number
1000 Copies released

A1. The Cats Are Swingin’ 8:12
A2. Slambo 7:46
A3. A Ballad For My Love 4:55
A4. Sertoma 2:55
B1. 80 Chestnut Street 4:07
B2. Sir Slamelot 12:24
B3. Flat Foot Floogie 8:22

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Record Company The Binghamton Sertoma Club
Phonographic Copyright (p) Slamco

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