Victor Electradisk 1931 Harlem Hot Shots orig. sleeve
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Victor Electradisk 1931 Harlem Hot Shots orig. sleeve!
Offered is one of Victor's budget labels, Electradisk 1931 by the Harlem Hot Shots.
Actually two different groups using this pseudonym, the first side is by Dave Nelson & The King's Men who do a red hot rendition of "St. Louis Blues." This was recorded at Victor's New York studios on June 9, 1931. Dave Nelson trumpet, Wilbur de Paris trombone, and Buster Bailey clarinet, are all sitting in.
On the reverse side, Henny Hendrickson's Louisville Serenaders play "I Ain't Got Nobody." This side was done in Camden New Jersey on June 10, 1931.
The record is in excellent to excellent-minus (E to E-) condition on the first side, and excellent (E) condition on the reverse. There is a very fine 1" edge crack, no noise (small dab of cement on edge). There is some light writing on the labels.
It is in the original Electradisk sleeve in nice condition.
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