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Corinna Blues-Blind Lemon Jefferson:1926
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Re: Corinna Blues-Blind Lemon Jefferson:1926
Oh how wonderful--these Paramount delta blues records are such a treasure.
Thanks for posting
Steven
Thanks for posting
Steven
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Re: Corinna Blues-Blind Lemon Jefferson:1926
You’re welcome Steven!
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Re: Corinna Blues-Blind Lemon Jefferson:1926
Fun to see a Lemon Jefferson on a 'period' machine.
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Re: Corinna Blues-Blind Lemon Jefferson:1926
Thank you!
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Re: Corinna Blues-Blind Lemon Jefferson:1926
Them's blues. 
James.
James.
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Re: Corinna Blues-Blind Lemon Jefferson:1926
Yup!
By the way, I used a VICTOR Tungsten-tone needle on this record. I have bought two Tungs-tone tins that had the original needles in them. One is Full Tone, which is the one, I used, and the other is Soft Tone.
By the way, I used a VICTOR Tungsten-tone needle on this record. I have bought two Tungs-tone tins that had the original needles in them. One is Full Tone, which is the one, I used, and the other is Soft Tone.