SKINNAY ENNIS Orch SWING 16" Radio Transcription STANDARD PROGRAM LIBRARY
  $   20

 


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Oct 18, 2018 Sold Date
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Shipping: All items will be packed safely in a sturdy package for safe shipping.
We ship internationally and offer combined shipping for multiple purchases.

Expedited, Priority Mail and FedEx shipping available
Once payment is received, we ship your item on the next business day.



Domestic Shipping: Shipping charge is correct for the FIRST RECORD ONLY. I do offer combined shipping, each additional record will be approx $.85. Pls let me pack and send you an invoice before paying.

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: IMPORTANT - Pls IGNORE the shipping charge for international shipping. This is just a placeholder. The real charge will be lower, in the 35$ range for overseas shipping. It will depend on how thickly you want me to pack the record. Pls do not use "Pay it now" - I will send you an invoice with the exact postage once the record is packed.

A series of great Violin, Piano and Orchestra records on rare labels, from 1902 Monarch to 1940 War Germany recordings.



16" RADIO TRANSCRIPTION DISCS

STANDARD PROGRAM LIBRARY

Skinnay Ennis in 1945 advertisement

Skinnay Ennis and Orchestra
Drummer, singer and band leader Skinnay Ennis started his career in Hal Kemp's orchestra in the mid-20s. He occasionally sang on recording sessions with other bands in New York, including the California Ramblers and the Dorsey Brothers. He put together his own big band in 1938, which went on to record several dance band sides for Victor up to 1941. He was featured in the movies and kept touring throughout the 1940s and 50s.

Ennis's commercial recordings after 1941 are not listed in the jazz discographies. From Billboard magazine ads one can conclude that he recorded at least four sides for ARA, which was a Hollywood-based record label operated by Boris Morris and his son, circa 1944–1946.

Two sides of great swing by Skinnay Ennis and his orchestra like Cole Porters Love for Sale or Your Mother wore Tights etc.

 

 

These are 16" standard groove 3 mil 33 1/3 rpm discs made from black vinyl for the use in Radio Stations.

15 minutes playing time on each side, two discs give a 30 minute playing time.

  This is a single 16" disc   Condition: VERY GOOD PLUS PLUS unworn, but fine scratches , white crayon markings on record do not sound. Needs cleaning   SHIPPING 16" record:  This record cannot be combined with other records. Shipping shown is for packing between large pieces of corrugated cardboard (has worked well on over 50 such shipments in the past, however, on one shipment overseas, the a record was irreversibly bent). We can also think about shipping the record in a box, which will increase the weight.

 

 

We offer combined shipping - pls don't pay before I send you an invoice.

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