RICHARD "RABBIT" BROWN & ANDREW & JIM BAXTER 10" 78 rpm 1927 Victor Record 21475
$
500
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**** 1927 ~ A Rare Find!****
richard “rabbit” brown and
andrew and jim baxter (side b)
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This Record Is the victor 21475 orthophonic recording made In 1927 by victor talking machine co. camden, new jersey and released In 1928.
Richard "Rabbit" Brown (c. 1880 – c. 1937) was an American blues guitarist and composer. His music was characterized by a mixture of blues, pop songs, and original ballads. in 1927, he recorded six sides for Victor Records and this record is one Of them.
side a by Richard "Rabbit" Brown
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never let the same bee sting you twice
recorded In new orleans, March 11, 1927; Composer: r. Brown; matrix: 38002; 3 minutes
previous owner’s grade: e- 2 bad scrs
side b by ANDREW & JIM BAXTER:
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the moore girl
recorded In charlotte nc, August 9, 1927; Composer: a. baxter; matrix: 39786; 3 minutes
previous owner’s grade: v+ lt scrs (still enjoyable)
condition:
stored In climate controlled environment on shelving, in a plain sleeve, visual grading only, We have not played this record. the record appears black and glossy with visible scratches, no digs or chips seen.
Richard “rabbit” Brown victor 21475 Is listed In “jerry osborn’s rockin’ records 2014 edition” at a value Of $1000-$1500. the late james lyons sr. noted the grading On side a as e- with 2 bad scratches and side b As v+ with lt scratches; still enjoyable. this record Is not In near mint condition but few if any 78’s are ever In pristine condition. taking that into condsideration we have slashed the price To $700.00!
we consider all reasonable offers!!!
This item is part of an extensive collection and is offered for sale by the James Lyons Trust, Frank E. Bysfield Trustee. Jim was a serious record collector and spent years searching for them. He had an insatiable appetite for Traditional Jazz and could not stop buying. In his lifetime it is unknown as to how many Jim actually acquired, but the current inventoried record collection is at 22,361 records. Plus there is sheet music, reels, cylinders, cassettes and CD’s. In addition to the records he has a collection of nearly 3,000 books and publications, IAJRC Journal, Storyville Magazines, various memorabilia, show bills, concert programs, photos, and other ephemeras. Over 600 books with copyrights dated from 1867 – 1959.
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Returns are allowed, buyer pays return shipping, refunded amount will be the purchase price less a 15% restocking fee.
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