For Sale: Resin Copy "Sugar Foot Stomp" Henderson - $25

[donniej]

An E condition copy has been procured (thank you again George!).
This disc will do into production in approximately two weeks.

[gramophone-georg]

[welshfield]

Count me in. I will order a few others and send you my personal check within the week. I like your work.
John

[Valecnik]

Just curious, what year was this recording made?

[edisonplayer]

1925.I'm not sure offhand of the recording date.edisonplayer

[Swing Band Heaven]

I think this is the recording

https://app.box.com/s/0j4ps9bkwlvhcqridxss

And the flip side (On my copy at least):

https://app.box.com/s/9u7y7ldc7tycu4b1qenk

[Lucius1958]

Sent my payment!

Bill

[VanEpsFan1914]

PM incoming!

[marco]

There's a mint copy of Columbia 395D, Fletcher Henderson "Sugar Foot Stomp". It's a Buy it Now for $400. If 15 people are willing to prepay $25 +$5 US shipping then I'll pay for the materials and put it in production.

Anyone who's interested, please reply and I'll keep a list of those who are in.

I just checked EBAY; and that record has a "Buy It Now" price of $1,495.00 or "Make Offer." Is this the record you are referring to? Are you asking members to invest toward a portion of the record price?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Fletcher-Hende ... SwHMJYJe6W

[marco]

There's a mint copy of Columbia 395D, Fletcher Henderson "Sugar Foot Stomp". It's a Buy it Now for $400. If 15 people are willing to prepay $25 +$5 US shipping then I'll pay for the materials and put it in production.

Anyone who's interested, please reply and I'll keep a list of those who are in.

I just checked EBAY; and that record has a "Buy It Now" price of $1,495.00 or "Make Offer." Is this the record you are referring to? Are you asking members to invest toward a portion of the record price?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Fletcher-Hende ... SwHMJYJe6W

INFO: Fletcher Henderson and His Orch

Columbia 395-D
Sugar Foot Stomp / What-Cha-Call-Em-Blues
NM Super Gloss TOP Copy Classics
May 29, 1925 Henderson (p); Louis Armstrong (ct); Joe Smith, Elmer Chamberts (tp); Charlie Green (tb); Buster Bailey (cl); Don Redman, Coleman Hawkins (sax); Charlie Dixon (bjo); Ralph Escudero (tub); Kaiser Marshall (dms)