Rare Jazz Acetate BRUN CAMPBELL 12th Street Rag 78
$
50
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Description
Offered is a two-sided acetate/dubplate by Burn Campbell performing 12th Street Rag.
Rainbo labels, with hand written labels:
"No. 26
12th Street Rag
To Paul From Brun Campbell"
and
"No. 26
12th Street Rag
Dub this side only"
This record was acquired from the collection of Steve LaVere. LaVere was a legendary and somewhat controversial figure in the history of American jazz and blues music. He was involved in some of the early efforts in the 1960s by the Imperial label to gather historical blues compilations, and he was a key figure in helping the family of blues legend Robert Johnson establish claim to his publishing rights, a process steeped in public and professional contention, to say the least. Along the way, Steve also amassed a large collection of rare and obscure blues and jazz records. This is one of several acetates from his collection.
This acetate grades E, both surfaces retain much gloss and are clean with just a few light marks.
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