Mixed Lot, Prewar Jazz / Blues 78s
  $   80

 


$ 80 Sold For
May 23, 2015 Sold Date
May 22, 2015 Start Date
$   60 Start price
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This is a group of prewar jazz and/or blues 78s, mostly from the 1920s.  Definitely used but still worth having and listening.  Good opportunity to start or expand a collection.  Standard grading: N = new, unplayed.  E = strong gloss, minimal wear, clean wax and labels.  V = average wear, some gloss, light noise.  G = heavy wear, no gloss, some distorts, noisy.  F = barely playable; wall-hanger unless rare.  P = wrecked.  In no particular order...

Sadie Jackson: Original Black Bottom Dance / Nobody Worries Bout Me.  Columbia 14181, V to V+  efnap, side 1; small lbl tear, side 2.  Vocal + unknown pno; her only release, late 1926.  *** King Oliver: St. James Infirmary / When You're Smiling.  Victor 22298, V / V-  ec 1 groove side 2.  ***  Lucille Hegamin & Blue Flame Syncopaters: Arkansas Bls / Harris Blues & Jazz Seven: Everybody's Bls.  Puritan 11053, V to V- , lbl wear side 1.  ***   Clara Smith: Tired of the Way You Do / Papa I Don't Need You Now.  Co 14462, V, light scuffs and scratches. *** Leona Williams and her Dixie Band:  Cruel Daddy Bls / Decatur St. Bls.  Co 3565, V, clean wax and labels.  *** Hunter and Jenkins: Meat Cuttin' Bls / Lollypop.  OKeh 02613, V+ (actually Leola and Wesley Wilson; originally Vocalion 02613, from 1933.) *** Bennie Moten's K. C. Ork: South / She's No Trouble.  Vi 38021, V. *** Bessie Smith: Gulf Coast Bls / Down Hearted Bls.  Co 3844, V to V-  her first record. *** Alberta Hunter: My Particular Man / Give Me All the Love You Got.  Co 14450, V  w/ pno + gtr, 1929; hard to find.   ***  Jelly-Roll Morton: Wolverine Bls / Mr. Jelly Lord.  Vi 21064, V to V-  small lbl tear side 1; small efnap both sides.  *** Mary Stafford and her Jazz Band: Wild Weeping Bls / I've Lost My Heart... Co. 3426,  V , light lbl wear, small ecnap.    *** Chicago Stompers: Wild Man Stomp / Stomp Your Stuff. Decca Champion 40013, G+ , labels faded but readable, scarce 1935 reissue of rare Gennett Champion #16297. *** Trixie Smith, w/ James P. Johnson's Harmony Eight: You Missed a Good Woman ... / Long Lost, Weary Bls.  Black Swan 2044, G , take 2 both sides. 

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