Vinyl: JOHN FAHEY Voice of the Turtle 1968 orig Takoma C-1019 w/bklet & 12 tracks VG+

The Voice of the Turtle

1968 TAKOMA C-1019

The record looks & plays a nice VG+

Sleeve: VG+ w/12 page booklet attached. KCRW is stamped at the front top (it is rather faded) and a sticker at the top left for filing purposes. I got this Lp from a DJ who worked at KCRW (Santa Monica Public radio).

TRACKS

A1 Blind Joe Death And John Fahey– Bottleneck Blues

Performer [Uncredited] – Weaver & Beasley

A2 Hubert Thomas (2) And John Fahey– Bill Cheatum

A3 Nancy McLean And John Fahey– Lewisdale Blues

A4 Blind Thomas Curtis, Blind Joe Death And John Fahey– Bean Vine Blues

Guitar [Uncredited] – Bill Barth

A5 Blue Boys [Uncredited]*– Bean Vine Blues #2

A6 Tibetan Buddhist Monks (2), John Fahey And Gamblin' Gamelan Gong– A Raga Called Pat Part III

B1 Monks*, Fahey* And Gong*– A Raga Called Pat Part IV

B2 Mark Levine (2), L. Mayne Smith* And John Fahey– Train

B3 Harmonica Ed And John Fahey– Je Ne Me Suis Reveillais Matin Pas En May

B4 John Fahey– The Story Of Dorothy Gooch Part I

B5 Blind Joe Death And John Fahey– Nine-Pound Hammer

B6 Virgil Willis Johnston And John Fahey– Lonesome Valley

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GRADING

M: Mint. I only use this grade on sealed records

NM: Like new or darn close with no more than a couple of insignificant defects.

EX: Plays just a bit under near mint

VG+: A very strong VG+

VG+: A record that has experienced normal use. Will have audible imperfections.

VG : Many only surface lines or may have 1 or more small scratches .Background sound but still enjoyable. Sleeve defects will be noted.

VG-: significant background sound from various defects but music always quite audible above it. Sleeve has some damage that will be noted.

G+: The defects are very pronounced & need explanation.

G: This is a record that will still play but has so many or such bad defects that you will get more enjoyment using it as a frisbee.