1954 Vol. 1 Glenn Miller Limited Edition Album & Two Old albums With 21 78 RPM
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Description
Offered here for your consideration are three albums of old 33 1/3 and 78 RPM records. The first album is the 1954 Limited Edition Volume One Glenn Miller and his Orchestra 1954 five (5) record set. Made and printed in England, Record Library Service # LP599 with Discography which list the songs, dates recorded and band members. Each LP still retains its individual small face label which reads "Made In England For Radio Corporation Of America". None of the records look to have ever been played.
The next album contains ten (10) records in an album from Victor Talking Machine Company. It contains the following 78 RPM records:
1. Victor Label, Duke Ellington & his orchestra: 1942 "A slip of the lip" & " Sentimental Lady". 2. BlueBird Label, Teddy Powell & his orchestra: 1941 "Straight Eight People" & "Talking to the wind". 3. Bluebird Label, Teddy Powell & his orchestra: 1941 "Jungle Boogie" & "I see a million people". 4. BlueBird Label, Teddy Powell & his orchestra: 1941 "I went out of my way" & "Ode to spring". 5. Capital Label, Jack Guthrie and his Oklahomans: 1946 "I'm telling oyu" & "Chained to a memory". 6. Tempo Label, Ben Light & the Tempo Quartet: 1950 "If I had my way" & "Three little words". 7. Tempo Label, Jimmy Nolan: 1948 "The Kerry dance" & " The Garden where the praties grow". 8. Tempo Label, Joe Venutti: 1946 "Summertime Parts 1 & 2". 9. Decca Label, Dick Haymes & the song spinners: 1950 "The first nowell" & "Cradle song of the virgins". 10' Bluebird Label, Teddy Powell & his orchestra: 1941 "Steady Eddy" & "Jim".
The next album by the same Victor Company as the previous album's description contains eleven (11) records:
1. Columbia Label, Jerry Mazano A Jeho Orchestra: 1942 "Za Rok Za DVE Leta" & "La-La-La". 2. Majestic Label, Eddie dean & his boys: 1947 "Kentucky Waltz" & "Rainbow at midnight". 3. National Label, Ace Pancoast, John Creighton & Dick Thomas and his Nashville Ramblers: 1945 "Ridin neath the Arizona moon" & "Weary nights and broken dreams". 4. Okey Label, Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys: 1942 "Home in San Antone" & "Miss Molly". 5. Columbia Label, Columbia Band: 1918 "Lassas Trombone" & "Miss Trombone". 6. Columbia Label, Al Dexter & his troopers: 1945 "Guitar Polka" & "Honey do you think it's wrong". 7. Victor Label, Eddie fischer: 1953 "Oh! My Pa Pa" & "Until you say goodbye". 8. Columbia label, Dinah Shore: 1947 "Doin what comes naturally" & "I got lost in his arms"". 9.Victor Label, Victor Military Band: 1916 "A zut alurs" & Ha Za Za". 10. Victor Label, International Novelty Band: 1925 "Song of the vagabonds" & "Only a rose". 11. Pan-American Label: Art Wetzel & his ragtime cowboys: 1946 "Mockingbird" & "Buffalo Gals". (The most valuable record of them all listed at over $20.00).
(Please see all photo's and condition descriptions).
These three (3) albums weigh over 20lbs and will ship boxed via Media Mail.
Please look at my other auctions as I'm relieving myself of 54 years of collecting!
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