1967 casino royale album cover artist mcginis

It will have fewer of the listed defects found in a VG+ record. Very Good Plus Plus ( VG++ ) This is the higher end of a VG+ grade and except for something minor would be a NM-/NM record. Near Mint Minus ( NM- ) Slightly lower grade than NM grade because record may have any one of the listed visible defects found in a Near Mint record. If played, it will do so with no surface noise. Writing, stickers or other markings will not appear on the label, nor any 'spindle marks'. Records are shiny, with no visible defects. VINYL GRADING : Near Mint ( NM ) A nearly perfect record and my highest grade. I will indicate whether vinyl was visually graded or play graded, and include any pertinent comments in NOTES field. TRACK LISTING : 'Casino Royale Theme' - Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass 'The Look Of Love' - Dusty Springfield 'Money Penny Goes For Broke' 'Le Chiffre's Torture Of The Mind' 'Home James, Don't Spare The Horses' 'Sir James' Trip To Find Mata' 'The Look Of Love (Instrumental)' 'Hi T Miss Goodthighs' 'Little French Boy' 'Flying Saucer' - First Stop Berlin 'The Venerable Sir James Bond' 'Dream On James, You're Winning' 'The Big Cowboys And Indians Fight At Casino Royale / Casino Royale Theme (reprise)' ************************************************************************************************************************** GRADING STANDARDS: Conservative Goldmine Grading Standards are used, in addition to my own personal grades that capture 'in-between' conditions that I feel are important distinctions (listed in RED ). TITLE : Casino RoyaleARTIST : Music composed & conducted by Burt Bacharach / Dusty Springfield / Herb Albert YEAR : 1967 LABEL : Colgems *Original Pressing CATALOG # : COSO-5005 GRADING STANDARDS : Goldmine *see details below VINYL : NM- play-grade COVER : VG++ *super clean with only some slight indentations by spine and one minor corner ding INFO : The original album cover art was done by Robert McGinnis, based on the movie poster and this original stereo vinyl release of the soundtrack is still regarded by many music critics as the finest-sounding album of all time.

1967 casino royale album cover artist mcginis