pre-owned, the record plays VG+ with some surface noise in some quiet places

no writing on labels

plain paper inner sleeve

record is in better condition than the jacket

jacket has PROMO sticker on front

jacket has promo corner cut

bottom seam is unglued, not split

please see all pictures

jacket has heavy wear

Label: Atlantic – SD 1531, Atlantic – 1531

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Promo, Mono, PR - Presswell Pressing, Unipak

Country: US

Released: 1969

Genre: Jazz

Style: Post Bop, Fusion

A1 Henniger Flats 4:22

A2 Turn Of The Century 5:03

A3 Chickens 2:25

A4 Arise, Her Eyes 3:45

A5 Prime Time 3:59

B1 Throb 4:27

B2 Doin The Pig 3:40

B3 Triple Portrait 4:25

B4 Some Echoes 6:54

Bass – Steve Swallow

Drums – Bill Goodwin

Guitar – Jerry Hahn

Vibraphone [Vibes], Piano, Liner Notes – Gary Burton

Violin – Richard Greene

Housed in an inner opening gatefold sleeve, with "Stereo" printed on inner gatefold. Unlike Throb, "Stereo" not printed on label and sticker fixed to outer sleeve "d/j copy monaural" making this the mono promo version.

Sample Copy

Not for Sale

Record is securely packed with care in a way that I like to receive my purchases.

Record ships in plastic protective sleeve, in cardboard record mailer with extra cardboard inserts for protection. 

I played this record on my Technics 1200 turntable. 

If you have a Crosley or other cheap/budget turntable, there is a chance that with this and every record the tone arm might bounce off.  

This is not a sign of a deficient record, this is an issue with the turntable. 

If you encounter this problem, a penny taped to the top of the head of your tone arm generally fixes that issue.

To get combined shipping, simply make reasonable offers on the items you want, and I will send a combined invoice.

If you only buy one item, you don't have to wait for the invoice to pay.