What on earth does 'Nude Vinyl' mean?
This vinyl is offered 'IN THE NUDE', just as it came out of the pressing factory all those years ago prior to packaging BUT the vinyl is supplied with a brand new inner sleeve and plain white outer cardboard cover which is unmarked and then within an outer protective plastic sleeve - just no original cover.
Sometimes these things happen, someone destroys the original cover, takes it home or it just falls apart with old age - that's life...
MEL TORME - With The Marty Paich "Dek-Tette" - Self Titled
London Records
Cat# LTZ-N. 15009
Matrix - Run Out Codes (stamped):
ABL-316-1B
ABL-317-1B
1956
UK release
Generic plain white cover is in very good condition and is new.
The original cover has fallen to pieces after 75 years! But it is the vinyl that matters (for me) so the album has been well looked after in a plain generic cover.
New inner plastic liner sleeve
Vinyl is in very good condition, inspected under a white halogen light source, I can see just a couple of very short, very light scratches on either side. Just looking at the vinyl isn't a good way to judge the condition, particularly as this is pressed using the nice heavyweight 'hard' vinyl so I then played the ENTIRE album, every single track on each side, and there are no significant issues with surface noise or click/pops - actually a really good play and such a great singing!
New outer protective sleeve
TRACKS: Lulu's Back In Town, When The Sun Comes Out, I Love To Watch The Moonlight, Fascinating Rhythm, The Blues, The Carioca, The Lady Is A Tramp, I Like To Recognise The Tune, Keepin' Myself For You, Lullaby Of Birdland, When April Comes Again, Sing For Your Supper
