RARE 50's Unknown ACETATE #2 Black singer How Long Can I Take It? RISQUE

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 1950's 1960'S  STUDIO ACETATES

Most if not all of the studio acetates listed are the only surviving copies. Some are completely unknown, undocumented performances. Some are the final approval copy before cutting a mother. None are dubs.
These are ALL 10 inch, whether 45 or 78RPM.
It was common for many studios to continue using older acetate cutters and 10 inch blanks well into the 1970's.

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CONDITION: EE-  Very solid and stable, no peeling or degradation! s.1 has one sticking groove.   78RPM    
There's alot to this acetate as well:
S.1 Live in what sounds like a niteclub. Near the end she(Fay or Faye?) thanks the Paradise Club. Harry Glenn encouragess her to sing it real dirty. She also sings some "Rock Me Daddy With A Steady Roll" and some men yelling encouragement. She also offers some sly raunch asides. Excellent voice!
S.2 Same girl sings I Found Gold. All double and not so double entendre. Basically about a girl getting seduced in various cars. Uses phrases: twat shaped like a submarine, etc. Snatch, Ass, etc. Engages with crowd. Asks producer Harry Glenn if it's dirty enough. Mentions that's how he got 5 kids. Couple lines about a Pistol Packing Papa that couldn't shoot. Far more explicit than any of the typical party records of the time! 
Unique musical raunch history likely recorded in a Hammond, IN or Calumet City, IL bar and/or strip club(Paradise Club). In its heyday that area, known as the sin city strip, had over 260 bars and strip clubs. Harry Glenn recruited a number of his acts such as Bobby Sisco there, and even recorded Rockabilly Chuck Dallis live at one of the clubs.
 

*****************************************************************************************  A slash grade(E/E-) indicates the second side is E-
A VV+ grade indicates the record is between V and V+
Grading is visual using VJM definitions(VJM.BIZ)-the worldwide standard for grading 78RPM records.

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