LOUIS ARMSTRONG DECCA MONO M-/M- 1947 ORIGINAL
  $   100

 


$ 100 Sold For
May 16, 2004 Sold Date
May 9, 2004 Start Date
1 Number Of Bids
  Belgium Country Of Seller
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Description

DECCA DL8038 STACHMO AT SYMPHONIE HALL

A concert recorded in symphonie hall Boston sunday evening November 30  1947

Louis ARMSTRONG trumpets and vocals, Jack TEAGARDEN Trombone, Barney BIGARD clarinet, Dick CARY Piano, Sidney CATLETT drums, Arvell SHAW bass, Velma MIDDLETON vocals

I cried for you/Since I fell for You/tea for two/Body and souls/Mahogany hall stomp/steak face/on the sunny side of the street/high society/that's my desire

I will be auctioning off more than two thousand  collectible records  in the next few weeks. These records come from a rare and prestigious private collection devoted exclusively to the Jazz. Most off these records are in a MINT/NEAR MINT state, the covers are also in an

MINT/NEAR MINT state in spite of the significant age of some of them.  The pictures are original pictures of the item put on sale. Click on the picture bellow this is a link to see  what else is current.   

 

 

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SHIPPING & HANDLING

you pay only 18 $ FOR THE FIRST LP, Single or CD and 2 $ for each following  in the same SENDING, you thus may find it beneficial to group your purchases (this is valid only for the vynil and CD and does not apply to the other objects on sale)

The sendings are packed so that handling, even energetic, cannot damage the contents

All the items are guaranty but I don't refund the shipping cost

 

INSURANCE

The sendings can be insured against payment of a premium of 2,5 % of the value of the sending with a minimum of 7,5 $. This insurance is optional

 

PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS:

the final payment is carried out in EURO in the following case

International money order

I accept and prefer the payments in DOLLARD or EURO via PAY-PAL (add 5 % fees on the total )

 

 




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