Bessie Smith, Big Bill Broonzy, Albert Ammons, Charles Brown, Louis Jordan, Mahalia Jackson etc - Multiple artists - Blues, Boogie Woogie and Gospel on 78RPM- Record. 14x. - Multiple titles - 78 RPM shellac record - 1940
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A lot of 14 x 78 RPM records titled Blues, Boogie Woogie and Gospel on 78RPM, released in the United States, United Kingdom and Sweden with varying media and case conditions.
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Blues, Boogie Woogie and Gospel on 78RPM- Record. 14x.
1-Big Bill Broonzy – Saterday Evening blues / What Can I do. Columbia 37314. (USA 1947) N-.
2-Bessie Smith – Careless Love Blues / Weeping wllow blues. Parlophone R2479. (UK. 1949). E+.
3-Bessie Smith – Nobody knows when you when you’re down and out / New Orleans Hop Scop Blues, Columbia 37577. (USA 1947). N-.
4-Ida Cox – Last Mile Blues / I can’t quit that man. Parlophone R2837. (UK.) Recorded 1940. E+.
5-Albert Ammons – Shout for joy / Meade Lux Lewis – Bear Cat Crawl. Parlophone R2909 (UK. 1946). Sticker on one label E+.
6-Johnny Moore & Charles Brown – Bobby Sox Blues / Falling in love with you. Exlcusive 234. (USA. 1947) . E+.
7-Professor Johnson – Give me old time religion/ Where shal I be. Vocalion V1013, (UK. 1952). E+.
8-Jimmy Liggins – Drippers Boogie Part 1 & 2. Parlophone 3133 (NL. 1948). E-.
9-Sugar Chile Robinson – Hum-Drum Boogie / Whop, whop Boogie. Capitol 2197 (NL. 1952). E+.
10- Sugar Chile Robinson – After School Blues / Numbers Boogie. Capitol C57-70037. (Sweden 1949). E-.
11-Louis Jordan – Salt Pork, West Verginia / Reconverion Blues. Decca. M32551, (NL. 1949). E.
12-Ella Mae Morse – Love me or leave me / Blacksmith Blues. Capitol C1922. (NL. 1952). E+.
13-Mahalia Jackson – Since the fire started burning in my soul / In my home over there. Vogue/Apollo V.301. (UK. 1949). N-.
14-Harry “The Hipster” Gibson – 4F Ferdinand, The Frantic Freak / Barrelhouse Boogie. Musicraft 293. (USA. 1944) .
These records have no cracks or chips out of the edges.
All records have a sleeve.
Grading the quality of 78RPM records:
N (78). As new and unplayed (There are almost no 78s that can categorically be claimed to be unplayed).
N- (78). Nearly Mint, but has been played. No visible signs of wear or damage.
E+ (78). Plays like new, with very, very few signs of handling, such as tiny scuffs from being slipped in and out of jackets.
E (78). Still very shiny, near new looking, with no visible signs of wear, but a few inaudible scuffs and scratches.
E- (78). Still shiny but without the lustre of a new record, few light scratches.
V+ (78). V+ is an average condition 78 in which scuffs and general use has dulled the finish somewhat. Wear is moderate but playing is generally free from distortion. Surface noise not overly pronounce
Blues, Boogie Woogie and Gospel on 78RPM- Record. 14x.
1-Big Bill Broonzy – Saterday Evening blues / What Can I do. Columbia 37314. (USA 1947) N-.
2-Bessie Smith – Careless Love Blues / Weeping wllow blues. Parlophone R2479. (UK. 1949). E+.
3-Bessie Smith – Nobody knows when you when you’re down and out / New Orleans Hop Scop Blues, Columbia 37577. (USA 1947). N-.
4-Ida Cox – Last Mile Blues / I can’t quit that man. Parlophone R2837. (UK.) Recorded 1940. E+.
5-Albert Ammons – Shout for joy / Meade Lux Lewis – Bear Cat Crawl. Parlophone R2909 (UK. 1946). Sticker on one label E+.
6-Johnny Moore & Charles Brown – Bobby Sox Blues / Falling in love with you. Exlcusive 234. (USA. 1947) . E+.
7-Professor Johnson – Give me old time religion/ Where shal I be. Vocalion V1013, (UK. 1952). E+.
8-Jimmy Liggins – Drippers Boogie Part 1 & 2. Parlophone 3133 (NL. 1948). E-.
9-Sugar Chile Robinson – Hum-Drum Boogie / Whop, whop Boogie. Capitol 2197 (NL. 1952). E+.
10- Sugar Chile Robinson – After School Blues / Numbers Boogie. Capitol C57-70037. (Sweden 1949). E-.
11-Louis Jordan – Salt Pork, West Verginia / Reconverion Blues. Decca. M32551, (NL. 1949). E.
12-Ella Mae Morse – Love me or leave me / Blacksmith Blues. Capitol C1922. (NL. 1952). E+.
13-Mahalia Jackson – Since the fire started burning in my soul / In my home over there. Vogue/Apollo V.301. (UK. 1949). N-.
14-Harry “The Hipster” Gibson – 4F Ferdinand, The Frantic Freak / Barrelhouse Boogie. Musicraft 293. (USA. 1944) .
These records have no cracks or chips out of the edges.
All records have a sleeve.
Grading the quality of 78RPM records:
N (78). As new and unplayed (There are almost no 78s that can categorically be claimed to be unplayed).
N- (78). Nearly Mint, but has been played. No visible signs of wear or damage.
E+ (78). Plays like new, with very, very few signs of handling, such as tiny scuffs from being slipped in and out of jackets.
E (78). Still very shiny, near new looking, with no visible signs of wear, but a few inaudible scuffs and scratches.
E- (78). Still shiny but without the lustre of a new record, few light scratches.
V+ (78). V+ is an average condition 78 in which scuffs and general use has dulled the finish somewhat. Wear is moderate but playing is generally free from distortion. Surface noise not overly pronounce
Details
Multiple titles
Yes
Era
1900-2000
More than 3 artists/bands
Yes
Artist/band (max 3)
Bessie Smith, Big Bill Broonzy, Albert Ammons, Charles Brown, Louis Jordan, Mahalia Jackson etc
Record title
Blues, Boogie Woogie and Gospel on 78RPM- Record. 14x.
Number of objects
14
Release country
Sweden, United Kingdom, United States
Release year (oldest)
1940
Case/sleeve condition
Various conditions
Media condition
Various conditions
Genre
Blues
Record label
Vocalion, Capitol, Columbia, Decca, Parlophone, Vogue
Autographed by a famous person
No
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