Description
Tom Rush self-titled stereo LP on Columbia, catalog CS 9972. Includes the pictured vinyl record and outer jacket.
Track highlights include “Driving Wheel,” “Rainy Day Man,” “Drop Down Mama,” “Old Man’s Song,” “Lullaby,” “These Days,” “Wild Child,” “Colors of the Sun,” “Livin’ in the Country,” and “Child’s Song.”
Visual condition is reflected in the photos. The record shows visible surface scuffs and scratches. The jacket shows substantial surface and edge wear, creasing, and ring wear. Side 2 has handwritten “NPA” on the label.
Goldmine Record Grading
This record and sleeve were graded using the Goldmine Record Grading Guide standard. Unless play-testing is specifically stated elsewhere in this listing, the grades are visual grades based on the photos. Visual grading cannot guarantee exact playback performance.
Record: Good (G)
What to expect: Good is a heavily used grade. Significant wear and surface noise are expected, and the copy is best suited to a buyer comfortable with substantial signs of use.
Why this copy received this grade: Graded Good (G) based on the numerous visible scuffs and scratches across both sides, including multiple more pronounced marks shown in the close-up photos. Labels remain present, with handwritten “NPA” visible on Side 2.
Sleeve: Good (G)
What to expect: A Good sleeve is heavily worn and may show substantial ring wear, seam damage, writing, staining or other major handling wear.
Why this copy received this grade: Graded Good (G) due to heavy visible surface and ring wear, worn edges and corners, and multiple creases on the front and back jacket.
