45-KING PERRY-LUCKY-003-THING AIN'T WHAT THEY USED TO

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$ 30 Sold For

Aug 10, 2010 Sold Date

Aug 3, 2010 Start Date

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USA Country Of Seller

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"45's, 78's, lp's"

JAZZ, BLUES. R & B,DEW-WOP, SOUL, AND ROCK

''TAKE A WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE WITH ME"

ARTIST: KING PERRY

LABEL: LUCKY 003

TITLE : FOR LP'S ONLY

SIDE A: THINGS AIN'T WHAT THEY USED TO BE

SIDE B: CHRISTORPHER COLUMBUS

GRADE: GOOD

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"note grading 45's and lp's"

Mint-sealed or unplayed-Excellent-has been played, but very clean, with very fine hair line scratches-Good-played, with lite surface marks, and lite scratches-Poor-scartches, surface marks, more likely some background noise

"note grading 78 rpm"

EXCELLENT-looks barley played, with lots of shine and gloss-EXCELLENT MINUS-still has lot's of shine, with only minor surface mark and lite straches-VERY GOOD-has surface marks and lite straches and some lite graying-GOOD-a filler for collector's can played and fill a voided until a better copy come along

'THINGS I BET YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT THIS

Oliver Hazard "King" Perry (October 10, 1914, Forrest City, Arkansas - February 5, 1990, Bakersfield, California) was an American jazz saxophonist, clarinetist, arranger, and bandleader.

Perry played violin as a child, but switched to alto sax when he wished to join a local band. He attended Starr College in West Virginia, studying piano there, and had his own band in Gary, Indiana by 1940. In 1945 he went to Los Angeles, appearing in a show with Dorothy Donegan and Nat King Cole; while there he made his first recordings as a leader. He led a band called the Pied Pipers through the middle of the 1950s, making many records and touring across the United States multiple times (as well as Canada in 1951). He recorded for Melodisc, United Artists, Excelsior, De Luxe, Specialty, Dot, RPM, Lucky, Unique, Look, and Hollywood during this period. After ca. 1954 Perry went into a hiatus from music, but returned to play after moving to Bakersfield in 1967. In the 1970s he played as a one-man band with organ, saxophone, and percussion. Around this time he also released a number of comedy albums for his own label

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