Columbia 2798-D Paul Ash Pabst Blue Ribbon Casino Orch. Louisville Lady 1933
$
45
$ 45
Sold For
Oct 4, 2016
Sold Date
Sep 29, 2016
Start Date
$ 5
Start price
6
Number Of Bids
USA
Country Of Seller
eBay
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Description
Born in Germany, Paul Ash (1891-1967) Paul Ash led orchestras that mostly did movie theatre work in the 1920s and 1930s. Both “Louisville Lady,” with a vocal by Auriole Graves, and “Free,” with a vocal by Louis Rapp, Ash recorded in Chicago on July 26, 1933, probably when his band was performing at the Century of Progress Exposition. (The Pabst Blue Ribbon Company had a huge exhibit there at the fair.) SOL, couple long light scratches. Condition V++
NOTE: I grade records by a rating system that has been standard in the industry for decades. Still, it can be a subjective undertaking. I am more likely to grade by how the record reproduces aurally (I use a 78 Shure cartridge with a 1950s Voice of Music turntable that has been fit into a 1946 Magnavox Belvedere radio-phonograph) than by how it looks visually. Sometimes a record that appears substantially worn plays very well and sometimes the opposite is true.price rating
