States Records 78 JUNIOR WELLS Post War Blues 78
$
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This record is part of a collection I bought several years ago that had belonged to "Walkin' Talkin' Bill Hawkins" who was the first black disk jockey in the Cleveland Ohio area, in the early 50s. In fact he may have been one of the first in the U S.that played R & B records. He owned a record store on east 105th street and would broadcast from the store window, From what I'm told crowds of people would gather outside to watch him while he was on the air.
JUNIOR WELLS , States Records # S-143
This is a Disk Jockey, Advance Sample, Promo records were sent to Dee Jays before the release to the public
The tunes are "SO ALL ALONE" / "TOMORROW NIGHT"
The record is a late vinyl type material used by some companys in the 50s
Record and label look and play like NEW, NO SURFACE NOISE! Grade N-
If you collect R & B or Blues 78s you are not likely to see one this nice again.
I will refund purchase price plus shipping If buyer is unhappy for any reason.
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