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LOT 2:
TV’s Top Themes – Pete Rugolo and His Orchestra (1962, Mercury Records, SR 60706, Stereo)
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TV’s Top Themes – Pete Rugolo and His Orchestra (1962, Mercury Records, SR 60706, Stereo)
This vintage 1962 album TV’s Top Themes by Pete Rugolo and His Orchestra, released on Mercury Records (SR 60706), features orchestral jazz arrangements of popular television themes of the early 1960s. Pete Rugolo, a renowned jazz composer and arranger, was known for his innovative big band and orchestral stylings, making this album a nostalgic and collectible piece for jazz enthusiasts and TV theme collectors alike.
The album includes themes from iconic TV shows such as Ben Casey, The Andy Griffith Show, My Three Sons, Route 66, and Bonanza. With a dynamic and bold Mercury Stereo sound, this release captures the golden age of television music in high-fidelity quality.
Condition (Based on Visual Inspection of Photos):
Cover:
Front cover retains strong color and gloss but has some wear along the top edge, especially near the spine.
Light corner wear with minimal creasing.
Back cover has moderate discoloration and some foxing due to age.
Inner Sleeve:
Original Mercury Records inner sleeve is included.
Noticeable wear, with a torn top corner and creases.
Vinyl Record:
Appears in Good (G) to Very Good (VG) condition based on visible surface marks.
No major warping or cracks observed, but closer inspection is needed to assess play quality.
Labels:
Mercury Stereo labels are intact with light wear.
Overall Condition Rating:
Cover: Very Good (VG) (some edge wear, discoloration on back)
Vinyl: Good (G) to Very Good (VG) (visible marks, but no severe damage evident)
Inner Sleeve: Fair (F) to Good (G) (tears and creases present)
This is a great collector’s item for jazz and TV nostalgia fans, featuring classic television music reimagined by one of the leading jazz arrangers of the era.
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