78 Rpm Blues Jazz Country Phonograph Records Ida Mae Mack Cleo Gibson MissSheiks

$

462

78 rpm Phonograph records. Includes an exceptional Ida Mae Mack record. They have not been played through except to check obvious defects as noted below and to check music quality vs. noise. They are sold as with no returns. Shipping via Priority Mail paid by the buyer.

1- Victor V-38532 Ida Mae Mack- Wrong Doin' Daddy/ Mr. Forty-Nine Blues (looks new- no marks around spindle hole- excellent record

2- Melotone 12918 Tallahassee Tight- Coast Line Blues/Down Hearted Blues- (plays loud and clear with some noise but not too distracting)

3- Columbia 14158 Bessie Smith- Lost Your Head Blues/ The Gin House Blues (has scuffs/scratches but plays well)

4- OKEH 8700 Cleo Gibson and her Hot Three- I've Got Ford Movements in my Hips/Nothing but Blues- (gray grooves and lite scratches but plays well w slight noise)

5- OKEH 8744 Victoria Spivey and Lonnie Johnson- Toothache Blues 1 and 2  (worn copy plays with moderate noise and some pops)

6- Victor 22298 King Oliver- St. James Infirmary/When You're Smiling- nice record

7- OKEH 8784 Mississippi Sheiks w Bo Carter- Lonely One in this Town/ Sitting on Top of the World (gray grooves- plays well w slight noise- some blasting in a few grooves)

8- Victor 21346 Louisiana Sugar Babes- Thou Swell/ Persian Rug (plays well w slight noise- sounds like a carousel)

9-Victor 21646 Johnson Brothers- Crime of the D'Autremont Brothers/ Smoky Mountain Far Away (heat damage at edge- swishes but stops prior to start of vocal- both sides- good after that)

10- Victor 23012 McKinney's Cotton Pickers- Cotton Pickers Scat/ Just a Shade Corn (plays great)

11- Columbia 2231- California Ramblers- F'r Instance/ I Love You So Much (lite scuffs but a nice record))

12- OKEH 6584 Count Basie- More than You Know/Down for Double (looks/plays good)

13- Columbia 3844 Bessie Smith- Gulf Coast Blues/ Down Hearted Blues (shiny grooves- sounds good)

14- Paramount 30094 J C Beck's Orch- Aloma/ Egyptians (nice record)- Sleeve is torn across the bottom

15- Columbia 2833 (label badly faded)- Sonny Greer and his Memphis Men- Saturday Night Function/ Beggars Blues (significant noise both sides

16- Columbia unreadable label- female voice- (music understandable but noisy record)

17- Columbia 2547 Earl Fullers Orch- Down Home Rag/ I A'int Got Nobody Much (noisy starts but clears up)

Extra- Columbia 50002 Lil Johnson- Anybody Want to Buy My Cabbage?/Get 'Em from the Peanut Man (1" edge crack clicks but clears up and plays strong)