EX RARE 1945 jazz 78 rpm Red Callender Trio Leon Rene RE: GOOGIE EXLUSIVE 201
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Here is a fantastically preserved jazz 78 RPM shellac style single from my collection offered up for sale:
A RARE 1945 jazz 78 rpm Red Callender Trio featuring vocalist Leon Rene ( father to GOOGIE RENE) founder of EXCLUSIVE , Excelsior and Class record labels. The label was founded in 1943 and this disc dates to 1945. "How come" / "Ev'ry thing about you appeals to me" on Exclusive 201. Both sides written by label founder Leon Rene. The musicians include Lou Gonzales on guitar, Duke Brooks on Piano and Red Callender on Bass.The label would have a bit hit with Joe Liggins and the Honeydrippers "The Honeydripper" later that year. The A side "How Come?" is an upbeat number featuring a very rock n' roll type guitar lead from Lou Gonzales! The B side is a beautiful timeless sounding ballad! Great stuff here!
This one is in well preserved EX condition and is a GREAT listen! Clean & glossy & a beauty! Fantastic looking and listening disk! B side has sticker remnant on label.
Record has been well cared for! PLAY TESTED, plays excellent from start to finish! Sleeve is clean, no splits.
Will be shipped in an outer sleeve inside a record mailing box with tracking. Vinyl will be shipped in a paper sleeve in extra cardboard, "sandwich method". Check my eBay store "Groove Vibrations" for more 78 RPM records and regular 33 RPM record gems! Buy more than one item from our list at one time and we will ship them together. Media rate may take up to nine days but is usually much faster.
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