OOP BLUES & GOSPEL RECORDS 1890-1943 ROBERT DIXON 4TH EDITION PAGES 1370 E+
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BLUES AND GOSPEL RECORDS 1890-1943 ROBERT M.W. DIXON JOHN GODRICH HOWARD W RYE OUT OF PRINT!!
1370 PAGES!!!!!!!!
DISCOGRAPHY OF ALL BLUES AND GOSPEL WITH TAKE NUMBERS.... LABELS NUMBERS..... RECORDING DATES...UNRELEASED MATERIAL
FROM MA RAINEY TO HELEN HUMES HATTIE MCDANIELS
FROM BLIND LEMON JEFFERSON TO BUKKA WHITE
WITH MANY FIELD RECORDINGS LISTED AS WELL
A MUST HAVE FOR ANY BLUES AND GOSPEL 78S COLLECTOR!!!!!!!!!!
FOURTH EDITION PAGES 1370 WITH DUST COVER!!! HARDCOVER!
OXFORD PRESS 1997
OUT OF PRINT DATE 2/20/2003
Author Biography
The compilers of this volume come from a mixture of backgrounds. Robert M. W. Dixon is Director of the Research Centre for Linguistic Typology at the Australian National University. He has done original field research on the indigenous languages of Australia, Fiji, and Amazonia, besides writing A New Approach to English Grammar: On Semantic Principles (Clarendon Press, 1991). The late John Godrich was in the Merchant Navy and then worked as a clerk at Swansea Docks. Howard Rye, who like Dixon is an Oxford graduate, is an independent scholar of jazz and blues. He is principal researcher for the New Grove Dictionary of Jazz and is a regular contributor to jazz and blues publications. From 1980 to 1995, he was editor of Collectors Items.
CONDITION E+
NO WRITING NO TORN OR FOLDED PAGES
DUST COVER E+
JUST RECIEVED A VERY LARGE COLLECTION OF 78S THAT I WILL BE PUTTING ON IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS SO PLEASE CHECK BACK OFTEN
ADD ME TO YOUR FAVORITES LISTS.....I LIST NEW ITEMS ALMOST DAILY!!
CAN COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTI ITEMS
i pack records using lots of padding on top and bottom with record surrounded by cardboard in a large box to make a safe deilvery
PLEASE WAIT FOR INVOICE FROM ME BEFORE PAYING IF BIDDING ON MORE THAN ONE ITEM
CONDITION TERMS
All records are play graded on quality equipment.
NM = Mint. Brand new, unplayed.
E = Excellent. Some evidence of having been played, with no audible defect.
VG = Very Good. Noticeable wear, visual and audible. Records with slight surface noise and/or scuffs fall into this category.
G = Good. Not really all that good. Records in this category have more significant damage or wear.
F = More severe damage, distracting surface noise. Only used in incidence of extreme rarity.
P = Poor condition, proves existence of record only
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