16-78rpm Phonograph Records-Blues-Jazz-Country Missourians King Oliver Armstrong
  $   449

 


$ 449 Sold For
Sep 23, 2024 Sold Date
Sep 16, 2024 Start Date
35   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Sixteen 78 rpm records- a mix of blues, jazz, and country. Records appear to be in good  condition although they were not played except to check visible issues or overall music vs noise. Therefore, records are sold as is with no returns. They will be shipped via Priority Mail with insurance unless a different shipping option is requested.


1- Victor V-38120 The Missourians- Prohibition Blues/ Stoppin' the Traffic- record looks like new

2- Victor V-38101- King Oliver- I want you just myself (edge chip not in gr)/ Sweet like this ( nice record)

3- Vocalion 1744- Memphis Night Hawks- both sides very noisy start but clears up after about 1/4" and is good after that

4- Victor V-38076- Tiny Parham- Washboard Wiggled (lite scuffs but overall a nice side/Echo Blues (has a gouge 1/2" from the beginning- pops loud for about 5 gr but plays thru- remainder of record sounds good

5- Victor 20955- Clifford Hayes Louisville Stompers- Blue Guitar Stomp/Benny Moten- Moten Stomp (both sides sound great)

6- OKEH 45263- Narmour and Smith- Who's been giving you corn?/ Whistling Cxxn- guitar and fiddle country sounds great

7- Victor 21730- Mckinney's Cotton Pickers- Some Sweet Day/Cherry- nice disc

8- OKEH 8300- Louis Armstrong- Heebie Jeebies/ Muskrat Ramble ( slightly gray gr- needle dig 1/4" from end Muskrat side plays thru w some pops otherwise both sides sound good)

9- Columbia 14037- Bessie Smith- Rainy weather Blues/Salt water Blues (long lamination crack both sides- plays thru but does click in places- moderately noisy)

10- Arto 9053- Lucille Hegamin- Arkansas Blues/I'll be good but I'll be Lonesome ( graying a little but plays with very slight noise)

11- Cameo 461- Lucille Hegamin- Mama's gonna slow you down/If you don't give me what I want (slightly gray grooves but good overall)

12- Columbia 14085- Clara Smith- Down home bound Blues/ Different way Blues (this side has a lam crack under lbl which extends into the gr- 3 cracks total. However, they are inaudible.

13- Columbia 861- Charleston Chasers- After You've Gone (nice side)/ Somebody's Sweetheart ( 1" lam crack at beginning- very lite click but plays thru)

14- Columbia 1229- Charleston Chasers- Five Pennies- (white spots on record are inaudible- but 1/2 gouge at beginning clicks and skips once)/Feelin' no pain (plays fine- Record is sl warped but it doesn't affect play)

15- Victor 21056- Red Nichols- make my cot where the cot-cot-cotton grows (edge chip not in gr)/ Sugar (nice sides)

16- Conqueror 9009- Girls of the Golden West- on the sunny side of the Rockies/ by the grave of nobody's darling- plays well w a few pops from lite scr


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