The STORY of the BLUES 2 x Vinyl LP CBS UK Leadbelly Broonzy McTell Otis Spann..
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Subtitled:  "A documentary history of the blues on record compiled by Paul Oliver" 

gatefold, unlaminated (black text print only) inner spread. . 
Sleeve images: Townscape - South Side of Chicago in the 'thirties ©Library of Congress 
L-R front; 
Big Joe Williams ©Valerie Wilmer; Jimmy Yancey / Bessie Smith / Blind Boy Fuller ©Paul Oliver; Elmore James ©George Adins. 
L-R Back; 
Leadbelly ©Lawrence Cohn; Mississippi John Hurt ©Richard A. Waterman; Memphis Minnie ©Paul Oliver; Charley Patton ©Bernard Klatzko; Blind Lemon Jefferson ©John Steiner. 

Tracks info - [orig 78 rpm issues in parenthesis]: 
The Origin Of The Blues. ? 1927-1964 
A1: Nangodi, Northern Territory, Ghana, June 1964. [Previously unissued]. (Public Domain) 
A2: New York City. Dec 28 1928 [Okeh 8654] 401481-B (Public Domain) 
A3: Atlanta, Georgia, Oct 30 1929 [Columbia 14484] 149300-1 (Public Domain) 
A4: New York City. Jan 30 1934 [Vocalion 02680] 14727-1 (Cop. Con.) 
A5: Chicago, Illinois. Mar 14 1927 [Okeh 8455] 80523-B (Cop. Con.) 
A6: New York City. Mar 25 1935 [ARC 6-04-55] 17181 (Cop. Con.) 
A7: San Antonio, Texas. Nov 27 1929 [Okeh 8764] 403357-A (Cop. Con.) 
A8: Atlanta, Georgia. Apr 10 1929 [Columbia 14438] 148236-1 (Cop. Con.) 

Blues And Entertainment. ? 1926-1936 
B1: Atlanta, Georgia. Nov 09 1927 [Columbia 14268] 145192-2 (Cop. Con.) 
B2: Atlanta, Georgia. Apr 19 1928 [Columbia 14328] 146148-2 (Cop. Con.) 
B3: Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Jul 1936 [ARC 6-12-71] HAT 141 (Cop. Con.) 
B4: Chicago, Illinois. Nov 06 1934 [Okeh 8958] C-78-3-2 (Cop. Con.) 
B5: New York City. Jun 11 1931 [Columbia 14611] 151594-1 (Cop. Con.) 
B6: New Orleans, Louisiana. Apr 24 1928 [Columbia 14315] 146180-1 (Cop. Con.) 
B7: Chicago, Illinois. Nov 23 1926 [Okeh 8420] 9950-A (Cop. Con.) 
B8: New York City. Feb 01 1930 [Okeh 8950] 403711-B (Cop. Con.) 

The Thirties, Urban & Rural Blues. ? 1931-1941 
C1: New York City. Mar 16 1932 [Vocalion 1693] 11499-A (Leeds Music Ltd.) 
C2: Chicago, Illinois. Feb 23 1940 [Vocalion 05464] WC-2956-A (Leeds Music Ltd.) 
C3: Chicago, Illinois. Mar 25 1935 [Vocalion 02978] C-924-A (Cop. Con.) 
C4: Chicago, Illinois. Feb 12 1936 [Vocalion 03186] C-1256-1 (Leeds Music Ltd.) ["W.P.A." acronym = Works Progress Administration] 
C5: New York City. Jun 04 1931 [Okeh 8889] 404930-A (Cop. Con.) 
C6: Dallas, Texas. Jun 20 1937 [Vocalion 04108] DAL-395-2 (Cop. Con.) 
C7: Chicago, Illinois. Mar 07 1940 [Okeh 05683] WC-2981-A (Leeds Music Ltd.) 
C8: Chicago, Illinois. May 21 1941 [Okeh 06288] C-3765-1 (Cop. Con.) 

World War II And After. ? 1938-1963. ? 1968 D8 
D1: Memphis, Tennessee. Jul 12 1939 [Vocalion 05030] MEM-110-1 (Cop. Con.) 
D2: Chicago, Illinois. May 23 1941 [Okeh 06329] C-3791-1 (Cop. Con.) 
D3: Chicago, Illinois. Jul 22 1947 [Columbia 37945] CCO 4836-1 (Cop. Con.) 
D4: Chicago, Illinois. Jul 17 1941 [Okeh 06427] C-3908-1 (Leeds Music Ltd.) 
D5: New York City. Dec 30 1938 [Vocalion 4607] 23892-1 (Leeds Music Ltd.) 
D6: Chicago, Illinois. May 1968 Blue Horizon 57-3142 (Goodie Two Shoes) 
D7: Chicago, Illinois. c.1963 [Previously unissued] (Uncle Doris Music) 
D8: Chicago, Illinois. May 1968 Blue Horizon 7-63212 (Goodie Two Shoes)

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Dust on vinyl / sleeves does not have any bearing on grading, but usually most items will be delivered dust free.


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Near mint / NM : A record that has never been played, or played minimally. No scratches or scuffs. The original dust jacket in pristine condition. The cardboard outer sleeve will have no signs of wear or damage.

Excellent EX : A record that has been played little, retains it's shine, may have very slight hairlines that do not impact sound quality. Original sleeve and inner in very near original condition.

Very good plus / VG+ : A record that has been played and carefully stored. May exhibit minor scuffs, hairlines that will not impact the sound quality. No scratches. Picture sleeves and inner sleeves may have some slight wear or a slight seam split.  

Very good / VG : A record that has been played and may have light scratches and / or scuffs, or other signs of use and wear. Picture sleeves and inner sleeves may have some wear or seam splits, may be marred by writing, tape or sticker residue.


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