Veit Marvos – Nice To See You (Vinyl LP | DE | 1972)

Name: Veit Marvos – Nice To See You (Vinyl LP | DE | 1972)
Brand: Veit Marvos
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Description

Veit Marvos – Nice To See You is an album by the arranger Veit Marvos, released in Germany in 1972 on Ariola (Cat. no. 86 673 IT). The eight pieces move between jazz-rock, funk and soul, with horn arrangements partly by Peter Trunk. Curt Cress and Ringo Funk are on drums; Dieter Dierks recorded and mixed it. Today the record is sought after by collectors of early-70s German jazz-funk. On offer is the 1972 German vinyl LP edition on Ariola with the catalogue number 86 673 IT and a cut-out hole in the cover.

Pressing details

Label / Cat. no.: Ariola – 86 673 IT
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Pressing: 1972 German Ariola edition
Country: Germany
Released (this pressing): 1972
Genre: Jazz, Rock, Funk / Soul
Style: Krautrock, Fusion, Disco

Condition

Condition: Second hand
Media: NM-
Cover: VG+ (CO – cut-out hole)

Condition graded according to the Goldmine standard (see Vinyl Grading). The images are our own scans of the copy on offer.

Tracklist

Nice To See You
Take It Easy
Dream Heritage
Suntrip
Gina
Right On
Why
Funstreet

Personnel

Veit Marvos (arrangements), Peter Trunk (bass, additional horn arrangements), Curt Cress (drums, percussion), Ringo Funk (drums). Recording and mix: Dieter Dierks.

Frequently asked questions

What does CO / cut-out hole mean?
A punched hole or notch was used to mark records that retailers sold off cheaply as remaining stock. The hole is only in the cover; the record itself is not affected.

Which edition is on offer?
On offer is the 1972 German edition on Ariola with the catalogue number 86 673 IT in the format Vinyl, LP, Album. The available information contains no explicit indication that it is a reissue.

What does Media NM- / Cover VG+ mean?
For the record, NM- (Near Mint minus) means: almost as new, with at most minimal signs of wear. For the cover, VG+ (Very Good Plus) means: light signs of wear. We explain all grades on our Vinyl Grading page.

Are there more records by Veit Marvos?
Not at the moment. You will find similar records in our Jazz-Rock and Soul & Funk categories.

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