Wingy Manone Big Band Swing 78rpm shellac records x 5 Artie Shaw, Barnet etc
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£ 15 Sold For
Feb 26, 2018 Sold Date
Feb 16, 2018 Start Date
£   7 Start price
4   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Hello everyone,
I'm downsizing my collection of some 60 years plus. Over the next few weeks I shall be listing mainly 78rpm records of pre and post war Jazz and Big Band Swing.
Here I have  the details of the five records listed below :-
Artie Shaw                 HMV     B 8959                                 Yesterday                       /  What Is Thing Called Love?      Just minor imperfections                                                         VG +  
Wingie Manone         Decca   7366  USA recording           Up The Country              /  Shake That Thing                      A few very small light scratches and minor imperfections.      VG        1937
Wingie Manone         HMV     B 9376                                 Royal Garden Blues       /  Manone Blues                            Very clean record. only a couple of light scuffs.                      EXC -    1934
Bob Crosby               Decca   F 1877                                 Poor You                        /  The Last Call For Love                One very fine light scratch and very minor imperfections.      VG ++     Early 40s
Charlie Barnet          Brunswick 03601                               The Moose                    /  Sky Liner                                      A few very short fine lines and minor very short scratches.    VG
Wingy Manone band in 1934 included Artie Shaw, Jelly Roll Morton, Bud Freeman, John Kirby and Dickie Wells. In 1930 he wrote and recorded Tar Paper Stomp which included a riff that later was used by Glenn Miller for his ' In The Mood '. 
 As with many 78s there can be surface noise. This may be as a result of recording techniques or by having been played on a wind-up gram with a heavy pick-up and steel needles. All these discs have an element of this but perfectly acceptable, since
 they were recorded in the mid 30s and early 40s. I prefer to call this nostalgia or atmospheric. Imperfections, lines and scuffs etc are all non-sounding. Sleeves are in a very good condition with one having a touch of fray on the opening edge. The
 records are dead flat and all in all a nice little collection. All play true, loud and clear and without distortion. All of the imperfections mentioned are non-sounding. I try very much to describe condition accurately so as not to disappoint a buyer.I do offer
 a full return if not satisfied only I'm sure this will not be necessary. The records will be bubble wrapped and dispatched in a purpose made cardboard record mailer. Please feel free to ask questions or request further pictures.
If personal collection is preferred payment is by cash only, on collection. Thank you.
Thanks for your interest.
Kind regards,
Brian.


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