Label: RCA Victor Format: 6″ 78rpm Country: USA Vinyl Condition: VG+ Cover Condition: New White Sleeve Record has been cleaned and new sleeved. Inventory Number: 7″-04-B-084 Listed by RJT
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JOHN LEE HOOKER: please take me back / love money can’t buy MODERN Single 78 RPM
JOHN LEE HOOKER. Format: 10″ Single (78 RPM). Label: MODERN 908. Housed in an 8,000 square foot warehouse that currently holds over 2 million records, Craig and his talented, dedicated staff serve music lovers in more than 60 countries.
RHUMBA WITH CUGAT Columbia C-54 4 Record 78 rpm 10″ Carmen Castillo 1946 Latin
FOUR 78 RPM RECORD SET.
RHUMBA WITH CUGAT Columbia C-54 4 Record 78 rpm 10″ Carmen Castillo 1946 Latin
FOUR 78 RPM RECORD SET.
Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra 78rpn BBC Themes CORONATION SCOT – COL. DB 2406
The product is a 10″ 78rpm shellac record featuring the Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra playing two BBC radio themes: Coronation Scot and The Horse Guards Whitehall. Released by Columbia, this classic piece of music history captures the essence of light orchestral music from the United Kingdom. Perfect for collectors and music enthusiasts who appreciate the nostalgia and elegance of vintage records, this shellac 78″ is sure to delight listeners with its timeless melodies and impeccable sound quality. condition as shown in photos I am unable to test
Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra 78rpn BBC Themes CORONATION SCOT – COL. DB 2406
The product is a 10″ 78rpm shellac record featuring the Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra playing two BBC radio themes: Coronation Scot and The Horse Guards Whitehall. Released by Columbia, this classic piece of music history captures the essence of light orchestral music from the United Kingdom. Perfect for collectors and music enthusiasts who appreciate the nostalgia and elegance of vintage records, this shellac 78″ is sure to delight listeners with its timeless melodies and impeccable sound quality. condition as shown in photos I am unable to test
1935 AMBROSE & his Orch British Swing LIMEHOUSE BLUES / Memphis Blues DECCA 660
Leader – Ambrose . Label: Decca – 660. For much of 1938 and 1939 the Ambrose band was inactive. Manufactured By – Decca Records, Inc. As a young man, Bert Ambrose emigrated to the USA and got his first job working in a New York City theater orchestra.
1943 GEORGE BRUNIS Jazz Band TIN ROOF BLUES/ Royal Garden Blues COMMODORE 556
George Brunis And His Jazz Band ?. – Tin Roof Blues / Royal Garden Blues. Great Jam Session At COMMODORE. Commodore ?. Manufactured For – Commodore Record Co., Inc. A Tin Roof Blues. Recorded November, 1943.
1941 COOTIE WILLIAMS Orch HOT Trumpet WEST END BLUES/ G-Men OKeH 6370
Okeh – 6370. COOTIE WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Cootie Williams, trp. Orig Issue pre war gold label OkeH 10″ 78 rpm record. Cootie Williams was renowned for his growling „jungle“ style trumpet playing (in the tradition of trumpeter Bubber Miley and trombonist Joe „Tricky Sam“ Nanton) and for his use of the plunger mute, and was reputed to have inspired Wynton Marsalis’s use of it.
Memphis Five– Who’s Sorry Now? / Snakes Hips – Jazz Pre-War
This record features the Memphis Five band, known for their unique blend of ragtime, vaudeville, jazz, country, blues, and fox trot genres. The 78 RPM vinyl record was produced in the 1910s by RCA Victor and has a black shellac material. The record size is 10 inches and it is in the Pre-War era. The album includes the songs „Who’s Sorry Now?“ and „Snakes Hips“ and is a must-have for any jazz or country music enthusiast. The record was manufactured in the United States and is a rare find for collectors. Add this piece of music history to your collection today.