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Gearing up for some exciting fall baseball, I thought I would offer up my Go Get 'em Braves LP. Some of you are too young to know that the team that plays baseball in Atlanta started out in Milwaukee as the Milwaukee braves. This LP captures many of the highlights of that great team, mainly from the 1957 season.

After they moved to Atlanta, Milwaukee was without a professional baseball team until the Seattle Pilots relocated to Milwaukee in 1969 and became the Milwaukee Brewers.

The album appears unplayed, and the jacket is mostly in great condition, although it did at one point soak up some water as about the bottom 20% of the jacket shows some water staining, mainly on back. I am looking to get $15 for this one.

I was getting ready to order some 78 RPM 10-in craft record sleeves, and thought I would reach out to see if anyone needs any for themselves. Since they have gotten so expensive. I can get a little price break by ordering more. I can get them to you in any quantity at $0.50 each. Let me know how many you need before I place my order.

This one is pretty sweet. A German original of the first ECM release catalog number 1001 is the Mal Waldron trios "Free At Last". There is a small-notched cutout mark at top left and some light creasing on the cover. The lp is near mint. I'm selling this one for $50.

Do you like heavy British '60s blues Rock? Then you will like Dr. Dunbar's prescription by the Ainsley Dunbar retaliation. This is a US original on the Blue thumb label. The record is near mint, and the jacket is still in the shrink wrap with the old 1812 overture price tag on it. This can be in your collection for $30

I decided to give this one a spin, despite the atrocious album artwork. I'm glad I did. I almost just slapped the $5 price tag on it and unloaded it. But it definitely brought me much more than $5 worth of joy, so I'm keeping it. But keep your eyes out for it, it's a pretty adventurous jazz album.

Cy Touff (pronounced like the words sigh and tough) plays the bass trumpet. This is a pretty tough record to find, see what I did there. I just realized that I have two copies and don't need them both. You can have your choice of them for $35.