Riptide Recordings 12-inch 33 RPM LP # 2100 is "Music to Please" by the Continentals, who are described in the sleeve notes as a "popular organ-piano combo" based in or near Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The band members are Bob Allen (organ) and Earl Hulme (piano), with Joe Salvi (drums and violin) and Gene Hoover (bass). It is mono and undated and sponsored or presented by the Captain's Table in Deerfield Beach, Florida. 

On the front cover is a personalized presentation that appears to contain the signatures of one or both of the group's two keyboard players. The full text of the presentation is:

"To Carolee and Jack - Greetings from Florida, 9/19/65 - Earl and Bob."

I don't have any provenance, but I have no reason to doubt the authenticity of the presentation, I'm just not sure which one of them wrote it, or whether it's signed by one or both of them.

The record looks to be in about VG to VG+ condition, still nice and shiny, but with some visible surface scuffs and scratches. It plays through fine on my Audio-Technica turntable, with no skips or jumps and mostly just lightly audible background noise, with some scattered pops, clicks and ticking. Because of variations in tracking ability, filtering technology and needle weights, I can offer no guarantees as to how well it will play on your equipment.

The cover is also in used and worn condition, with the top seam split all the way, and partial seam splits at the side and bottom edges. Also, some slight paper loss, possibly from sticker removal, on the front, as well as typical light surface rubbing and edge wear. It comes with a plain white inner sleeve.

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