JUMP BLUES 78 LOT: ROY BROWN Good Rockin’ Man BUTCHER PETE Cadillac Baby DeLUXE
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JUMP BLUES 78 LOT: ROY BROWN Good Rockin’ Man BUTCHER PETE Cadillac Baby DeLUXE
This lot consists of the following three 10-inch 78s by Roy Brown:
Butcher Pete Pt. 1/Pt. 2, DeLUXE 3301. Recorded with Teddy Riley (trumpet), alto sax, Johnny Fontennette (tenor sax), Edward Santineo (piano), Louis Sargent (guitar), Tommy Shelvin (bass), Frank Porter (drums), Leroy Rankins (baritone sax), Cincinnati, OH, 2 November 1949. Cracked but still playable with pops, G+, with scuffs.
Cadillac Baby/Long About Sundown, DeLUXE 3308. VG/G+, some pops audible due to small scratches and scuffs. Cadillac Baby recorded with Wilbur Harden (trumpet), Jimmy Griffin (trombone) Johnny Fontennette (tenor sax), Harry Porter (baritone sax), Edward Griffin (piano), Willie Gaddy (guitar), Ike Isaacs (bass), Calvin Shields (drums), Cincinnati, OH, 19 April 1950.
Long About Sundown recorded with Wilbur Harden (trumpet), Johnny Fontennette (tenor sax), Leroy Rankins (baritone sax), Edward Santineo (piano), Edgar Blanchard (guitar), Ike Isaacs (bass), George Jenkins (drums), Cincinnati, OH, 22 June 1950.
Bar Room Blues/Good Rockin’ Man, DeLUXE 3319. G/VG- with scuffs. Bar Room Blues recorded with Wilbur Harden (trumpet), Johnny Fontennette (tenor sax), Leroy Rankins (baritone sax), Edward Santineo (piano), Edgar Blanchard (guitar), Ike Isaacs (bass), George Jenkins (drums), Cincinnati, OH, 22 June 1950.
Good Rockin’ Man recorded with Leslie Ayres (trumpet), Wilbur Prysock (tenor sax), Orrington Hall (tenor sax/baritone sax), Jimmy Robinson (piano) Edgar Blanchard (guitar), Clarence Mack (bass), Calvin Shields (drums), ensemble vocal. Cincinnati, OH, 16 January 1951.
Session details from The Blues Discography 1943-1970.
See grading codes below. See photos for label damage, markings, stickers, etc.
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78 RPM RECORD GRADING
Most of the following descriptions are based on the Vintage Jazz Mart grading codes.
N (new) or M (mint): New and unplayed. NM or N- (near mint): Nearly same as M but played a few times. or showing minimal storage wear.
E+: plays almost like new, with very few signs of handling, such as tiny scuffs from being slipped in and out of jackets.
E (excellent): Still very shiny, near new looking with few or no visible signs of groove wear but may have a few inaudible scuffs.
E-: still shiny, but without the luster of a new record. Very little wear, plays distortion-free. May have a few minor scuffs.
V+ or VG+: An "average" looking 78 in which scuffs and general use has dulled finish somewhat. Wear is moderate but playing is generally free of distortion. Surface noise still not pronounced.
V or VG (very good): Moderate, even wear throughout but still very playable. Surface noise and scratches audible but not too intrusive.
V- or VG- = quite playable; may have some distortion in louder passages but music remains loud in most places. Surface noise from wear and scratches are below music level.
G+: gray throughout or quite scuffed but still serviceable. Music begins to sound muffled.
G (good): quite worn/damaged, but surface noise still below music level. Listenable.
G-: Music muffled from wear but still exceeds surface noise.
F+: Music remains audible over surface noise but listening uncomfortable.
F (fair): Surface noise is as loud as the music.
P (poor): unplayable.
[+ and ? denote in-between grades. Grades with a slash in between indicate the condition of Side A/Side B.]
Note: Some 78s look mint or near mint and may be graded so, but may play with some surface noise due to poor quality pressing material.
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