Dolly Ross - Hootin Owl Blues 1927- Brunswick Race Series 7005 Pre-War Blues 78
$
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Description
Brunswick Race Series Record #7005
Artist: Dolly Ross w/ Porter Grainger
Very early (pre lightning bolt) entry in the Brunswick Race Series. (7,000's)..
Recorded in New York City, March 21, 1927
Side 7005-A:
He Don't Know (And I can't Make Him Understand) Dolly Ross / piano by Porter Grainger
-Comedienne with Piano
Side 7005-B:
Hootin' Owl Blues
Dolly Ross-Comedienne with Piano, Saxophone, and Chime
Condition Notes:
- Visually Graded at V to V+ (see description below for details)
- Good luster, sharp grooves. Fine scratches on both sides.
- A side has a small crescent shaped rub mark on A-side (fingernail sized) and a 1" needle run.
- B-side has a 1.5mm needle pit, 3-4 light colored marks and some lighter needle runs.
Please see photos for further details and let us know if you have any questions. Additional photos can be sent upon request.
Will be very carefully packed and shipped next business day with USPS Priority Mail.
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The VJM Record Grading System
Flawless. An exceptional record showing no signs of handling or playing. Record is probably NOS and has never been played. VERY Rare
E+ Virtually perfect. Might display a thumb-print or two. No visible wear of any kind. Record is possibly "New-Old Stock" and may not have ever been played.
E A Very Excellent record. No defects of any kind. Wear should be insignificant & trivial.
EE- An Excellent record. Has a minor defect that should not be audible when played.
E- A mostly Excellent record. Has minor defects that should not be audible when played.
E-- A near-Excellent record. Has several minor defects that should not be audible when played.
V++ A VERY Good record. Has several minor defects that are "possibly" audible when played.
V+ A Very Good record. Has several minor defects that are "probably" audible when played.
VV+ I can’t decide if its V+ or a V.
V A Very Good record that really isn’t. Numerous minor defects, but should be playable with some enjoyment. An Average record, played but not abused.
VV- I can’t decide if its V or V-.
V- A Good record. Possesses significant minor defects or a major defect. Playable but annoying. The music sound levels will exceed "noise" levels. A Well-played.record
V-- An un-Good record. Numerous defects. Possibly unplayable with any enjoyment. Defect "noise" may equal or may exceed the played recorded sound. Played nearly to death.
V--- A Bad record. Trashed out by defects. Probably unplayable with any enjoyment. Record "noise" far outweighs its normal sound and portions may be nearly to completely inaudible. Record may possibly have been played with a railroad spike.
P Unplayable. The record is not 100% playable. Normally, this is a record (possibly E grade) with an edge chip that enters the playing area, or a record with a MAJOR significant crack.
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