78-DE FORD BAILEY-BRUNSWICK-148-EVENING PRAYER BLUES/AL
  $   33

 


$ 33 Sold For
Oct 2, 2011 Sold Date
Sep 25, 2011 Start Date
$   10 Start price
5   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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"VINTAGEVINYL"

"RECORD'S"

" PAST,PRESENT AND FUTURE"

45',78'S, LP'S

"HELP BRING BACK REAL "MUSIC"

"BUY VINYL"

ARTIST: DE FORD BAILEY

LABEL: BRUNSWICK-148

SIDE A: EVENING PRAYER BLUES

SIDE B:  ALCOHOLIC BLUES

GRADE: E

"FOR YOUR INFORMATION"

DeFord Bailey was born on December 14, 1899 in Smith County, Tennessee, about forty miles east of downtown Nashville. DeFord's mother, Mary Reedy, named him after two of her former schoolteachers, Mr. DeBerry and Mrs. Ford. When he was a little over a year old, his mother died of an unknown illness. DeFord's father, John Henry, had a younger sister named Barbara Lou who helped care for DeFord. Gradually, she took over complete care of DeFord and became his foster mother. Barbara Lou gave DeFord his first harmonica (or mouth harp).

At the age of three, DeFord contracted infantile paralysis (polio). At the time, the disease was almost always fatal. He was confined to bed for a year and was only able to move his head and his arms. It was at this time that he started to develop his playing style. He would lie in bed and listen to the sounds of dogs howling, of wild geese flying overhead, of the wind blowing through cracks in the wall, and most importantly, of trains rumbling in the distance. Eventually he recovered, although the disease severely stunted his growth and left him with a slight hunchback.

Music continued to be a large part of DeFord's upbringing in Smith County. Most members of his family played instruments and his grandfather, Lewis Bailey, was a champion fiddler. The tunes they played were part of a rich tradition of string band music, a style DeFord called black hillbilly music

 

 

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*GRADING IS VISUAL, UNLESS OTHER WISE STATED*

"GRADING 45'S AND LP'S"

MINT-(M)-SEALED OR PLAYED, BUT WITH OUT ANY EVIDENCE OF ANY DETERATION-MINT MINUS (MM)-VERY CLEAN,BUT NOT MINT,MAY HAVE SUPERCIFCAL MARKS, THAT DO NOT TAKE AWAY FROM THE SOUND QUAILTY-VERY GOOD-(VG)-WELL CARED FOR BUT LESS THAN PERFECT, HAS BEEN PLAYED,BUT STILL HAS LOT SHINE AND GLOSS, PRIMARILY CLEAN, AND SHOULD PLAY WITH OUT DISCRETIONS-GOOD-(G)-HAS BEEN WELL LOVED, BUT STILL PLAYABLE, WITH LILELY SOME AUBUBLE DISTRATIONS-POOR(P)-WILL NOT LIST UNLESS A VERY RARE OR VERY HARD TO FIND RECORD.

GRADING 78'S

NOTE: ALL 78'S ARE PLAYED ON STEREO PLAYER

E+- UNPLAYED OR PLAYED BUT WITH VERY LITTLE "GROOVE" WEAR OR SCUFFS-E-SOME MINOR "GROOVE" WEAR, AND OR MINOR SCUFFS-E MINUS (E-)-SOME SIGNS OF WEAR AND SLIGHT "GRAYING', BUT STILL PLAYABLE-V+-CONSIDERAGLE WEAR AND SCUFF AND OR SCRTCHES,PLAYALE,WITH A SOME DGREE OF SURFACE NOISE-V-BADLEY WORN, WITH A HIGH DEGREE OF SURFACE NOISE, PLAYABLE, WITH VERY LITTLE ENJOYMENT-POOR(P)-BROKERN OR VERY "GRAY FROM PLAY, WILL NOT LIST UNLESS VERY RARE OR HARD TO FIND.

"SHIPPING"

U.S.A.

Media Mail $4.00 Prority Mail $10.00

(add $1.00 for each additnal record)

"INTERNATIONAL"

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