Blind Mamie Forehand Vi 20574 Blues Gospel Guitar E
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Description
Victor 20574 Blind Mamie Forehand with A. C. Forehand on guitar. A - (TAKE 2) Wouldn't mind dying if dying was all. B- Honey in the rock Condition E Very small light scuffs. Very clean. Side B has a very small pressing bubble in about 6 grooves that barely can be heard for 3 grooves. Both sides are C pressings. Labels E+
Mamie plays finger cymbals.Never heard them before, especially on a Blues record. She has a very unique raw sound. Not as raspy as Blind Willie Johnson.
Recorded in Memphis Tennessee February 28 1927.
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Individual defects that cause playback problems will be indicated. If you buy a V- record and it has a rim chip that's not close to the grooves it won't be mentioned; however, if the record is graded V+ or above, it will be mentioned.
M- (Mint Minus) - New record or store stock, perhaps unplayed
E+ (Excellent Plus) - looks & plays like new (no surface noise)
E (Excellent) - very shiny, nearly new, no visible wear, inaudible scuffs and scratches. (Music to
noise = 95/5)
E- (Excellent Minus) - still shiny with few light scratches (90/10)
V+ (Very Good Plus) - “the average 78” - slightly dulled finish, moderate wear still generally free from
distortion (85/15)
V (Very Good) - General wear, surface noise may be significant (70/30)
V- (Very Good Minus) - High amount of surface noise and defects (60/40)
G (Good) - quite seriously worn and scratched but music still audible with the right equipment
(50/50)
G- (Good minus) – mostly a wall-hanger
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