Whats on your turntable tonight?

NRPS
Powerglide op

Jackie Washington S/T (Vanguard 1962)

Dude was 24 and frequented/performed Boston coffee shops at the time. Lovely voice of folk music which thrived in the freedom of the best years of American life.

That's probably the best you can hope for.  Usually they are apologetic, but sometimes...

I had one guy go nuts after I left a positive review, but mentioned in the review that it wasn't graded correctly.  Other than that everyone has been pretty decent.

Skeeter Davis ‎- Blueberry Hill And Other Favorites (RCA Camden 1965)

Pressed by Telefunken/Decca from RCA tapes in Germany. The strings. Burnished and golden. Filling the room with nostalgia and saccharine. Cute beyond belief. A masterpiece. $3. Near Mint. 

Lotte Lenya ‎- Kurt Weill's The Seven Deadly Sins (Columbia Masterworks 1960 mono)