'51 Blues RPM/SUN rec B. B. KING – She's A Mean Woman / Hard Workin' Woman *HEAR

$

50

*** Early BB KING 78 ***
Fine early B.B. King release on the Bihari brother's R.P.M. record label. These sides were recorded in 1951 at Sam Phillips' Memphis Recording Service (SUN records).
Riley B. King - Vocal and Guitar Richard Sanders - Tenor sax Johnny Ace - Piano Earl Forrest - Drums

artist:  B. B. King
titles:  She's A Mean Woman / Hard Workin' Woman year:  1951 label:  RPM Records – 330 condition: looks V+ to E-, plays nice and strong with some noticeable background hiss (can easily  be improved with some EQing). 

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