1934 Benny Goodman Columbia 2923-D 78 rpm jazz record
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Hello again, fellow 78 buffs. I'm back after a three-year hiatus (just got laid off again !) with numerous lots of ten-each 1920's jazz and dance band 78's, along with some interesting singles I'll be listing over the next couple of weeks. There'll be at least some occasional jazz and scarce label items mixed into the multi-lots, and some nice jazz, blues, and hillbilly single listings, so be sure to scan them thoroughly to ensure that you don't miss out on something you need for your collection. Please bear with my sometimes lengthy item descriptions; I love these old records, and this is about the only place I get to talk about them ! I'll have the shipping total after the auction concludes (depending on combined shipping and/or your election of either Priority or Media Rate shipment), but I promise I'll keep shipping at no more than actual cost to us.
AS LONG AS I LIVE / I AIN'T LAZY - I'M JUST DREAMIN': BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA, on EE- Columbia 2923-D, both recorded 14 May 1934 in New York. Great early sides by the Goodman band, with soulful, laid-back vocals by Jack Teagarden (along with his trademark, aureate swoops and soars on trombone), Teddy Wilson's effervescence on piano, and Benny's smart, intricate obbligatoes. There's some tenor sax in there that sounds like Ben Webster or Chu Berry or somebody, but is evidently by Hank Ross. Music plays strongly and fairly clearly over light, even surface noise. Labels are in excellent condition. Docks' 6th Ed."E" value for this one would be $ 30-50.
PLEASE SEE MY OTHER 1920'S JAZZ, DANCE, BLUES, HILLBILLY, ETC. 78'S FOR SALE THIS MONTH.
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