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The Pointer Sisters - Steppin' (LP, Album) — available from the Mr. Hansen Records collection in carefully graded condition. A solid copy — plays well with the character of a well-loved record. All records are cleaned, conservatively graded to the Goldmine standard, and packed with collector-grade care.

This rare Japanese pressing of The Pointer Sisters' 1975 album "Steppin'" is a must-have for any fan of funk and soul music.

The album features hits like "How Long (Betcha' Got A Chick On The Side)" and "Don't Say You Don't Care" with powerful lead vocals by the talented Anita, Bonnie, and Ruth Pointer.

With the soulful and funky style that the Pointer Sisters are known for, this LP is a timeless addition to any vinyl collection.

The Japanese pressing from Blue Thumb Records adds an extra layer of collectibility to this already sought-after album.

Don't miss your chance to own a piece of music history with this fantastic vinyl record. 

The Pointer Sisters – Steppin' (LP, Album)

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  • We grade the record and sleeve separately. For example, NM/VG+ means Near Mint media with a Very Good Plus sleeve. Always read the notes for the individual copy.

    NM / M- (Near Mint): Almost like new. Vinyl has no obvious defects; the sleeve has no significant wear.

    VG+ (Very Good Plus): Light signs of use. Vinyl may have minor surface marks that do not materially affect listening; the sleeve may have light edge or corner wear.

    VG (Very Good): More visible wear. Vinyl may have audible surface noise, especially in quiet passages; sleeves may show creases, ring wear or seam splits.

    M (Mint): Perfect condition. Sealed means unopened; it does not guarantee a perfect sleeve or allow the disc inside to be inspected.

    This is a short vinyl grading guide based on the Goldmine standard. For CDs and other formats, follow the condition notes in the listing.

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