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Thanks for looking,
James.


The following have been Sold...



1920
Billy Murray / Esther Walker
Victor, 18657, E-
He Went In Like A Lion… / How Sorry You’ll Be
$4 SOLD

1920
Ted Lewis
Columbia, 157-D, E-
June Night / I Wonder What’s Become Of Sally (small sticker on label)
$4 SOLD

1922
California Ramblers
Vocalion, 14300, E- / E
Eddie Leonard Blues, needle drop 2 ticks / My Mammy Knows
$8 SOLD

1927
Gene Austin
Victor, 20964, V+
My Blue Heaven / Are You Thinking Of Me Tonight
$3 SOLD

1928
Gene Austin
Victor (Scroll), 21798, V+
I Can’t Give You Anything But Love / I Wonder If You Miss Me Tonight
$3 SOLD

1929
Frankie Trumbauer
Okeh, 41313, V+
Turn On The Heat / Sunnyside Up (two repeating grooves)
$10 SOLD

1930
Rudy Vallee
Victor, 22489, E
Just A Little Closer / Good Evenin’ (label scratches)
$4 SOLD

1930
Rudy Vallee
Victor, 22193, V+ / E
A Little Kiss Each Morning (label scratches) / Reminded Of You (label scratches)
$3 SOLD

1937
Victoria Spivey
Vocalion, 03639, V+ with suface scratches
Good Cabbage (small sticker on label) / From 1 to 12
$15 SOLD

1943 (reissues from the 1927-31)
Duke Ellington - Ellingtonia Volume One, E- to E
Brunswick set B-1000
East St. Louis Toodle-Oo / Birmingham Breakdown
Rockin' in Rhythm / Twelfth Street Rag
Black And Tan Fantasy / The Mooche
Mood Indigo / Wall Street Wail
$15 SOLD

Nice stuff at a good price, James! That Trumbauer disc is one of my all time favorites. If you didn't know, that's wild- man Joe Venuti with Hoagy Carmichael making all those funny steam pipe noises behind Smith Ballew's vocal on "Turn On The Heat". Bill Rank on trombone, Hoagy on piano, Eddie Lang on guitar, Venuti on violin... someone needs to snap that one up!

I have been looking for a Turn on the Heat. I'll take the Trambauer record with that on.
Dave

Triggered by cliff's (CDBPDX) recent bad experience with eBay shipping (discussed in another thread) I would like to provide some unsolicited testimony here for James' awesome record packing. I just received a package from him Yesterday that was double boxed in really sturdy oversized boxes with lots and lots of padding. My wife thought I had purchased another phonograph when she saw the box. I have purchased records from him many times and I am impressed every time how much effort he invests to make sure the records arrive safely.

With all the bad apples out there I think it is important to recognize those who do it right. Thanks James!

Andreas

alang wrote:Triggered by cliff's (CDBPDX) recent bad experience with eBay shipping (discussed in another thread) I would like to provide some unsolicited testimony here for James' awesome record packing. I just received a package from him Yesterday that was double boxed in really sturdy oversized boxes with lots and lots of padding. My wife thought I had purchased another phonograph when she saw the box. I have purchased records from him many times and I am impressed every time how much effort he invests to make sure the records arrive safely.

With all the bad apples out there I think it is important to recognize those who do it right. Thanks James!

Andreas

I'll second that! Thanks James!

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Done for now.

Thanks,
James.