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Blue Note Records put out for sale at Princeton Record Exchange May 12, 2009

Blue Note Records put out for sale at Princeton Record Exchange May 12, 2009 Some of the highlights are: Joe Henderson Page One BLP-4140, NY USA $199.99 Grant Green Grants First Stand BLP-4064, 4...  
 
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ricisrock (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Princeton Records, I come to your store all the time and find nothing but GOLD!

Thanks
jlambert100 (2 months ago)
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PrincetonRecords (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Thank YOU for the nice plug. We'll try to keep the good records flowing ;)
krugcpa (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Like looking through my own collection, except for George Braith "Extension" and the Freddie Hubbard "Night of the Cookers." How about that cover on Wayne Shorter's "JuJu" (2:03) - the worst Blue Note cover pre-Liberty ownership. Oh, most of mine are not original pressings. To me, it's the music and not the collectibility of the original pressings.
goldwax (6 months ago) Show Hide
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i WAS having fun! :)
PrincetonRecords (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Cool...I'm glad...ya got me good.
Look for our next batch of rares...probably next week!
goldwax (6 months ago) Show Hide
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No plastic sleeves? Price stickers on the covers? Flipping through them like they were 99 cent albums at the local Goodwill? For shame!
PrincetonRecords (6 months ago) Show Hide
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1) They get plastic sleeves before they go out for sale...too much glare to film

2 ) If they don't have price stickers, the customers don't know how much they are...the stickers are very removable

3) Flipping through records is fun...I've been doing it for years

4) Speaking of fun....this is supposed to be...lighten up a little will ya? ;)

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