ALABAMA COUNTRY 1927/1931-USA 1967 VINYL+INSERT-BAREFOOT BILL/ED BELL (EX+/NM)
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ALABAMA COUNTRY
1927/1931
FOLK BLUES/BLUES FOLK
Paste-On Sleeve with Original Insert & Genuine Paper Inner Sleeve Includes A New Poly-lined Inner Sleeve & Plastic Outer Sleeve
Rare USA Pressed 1967 Vinyl LP
ORIGIN JAZZ LIBRARY - OJL-14
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- Matrix / Runout (stamped, side A): OJL 14 A PB
- Matrix / Runout (stamped, side B): OJL 14 B PB
- MONO
- RARE USA VINYL LP
Printed & Made in THE USA
A Rare Opportunity to own this Wonderful LP
USA PRESS 'ORIGIN JAZZ LIBRARY' 1967 VINYL LP
FROM MY OWN PERSONAL COLLECTION OF SUPERB COLLECTIBLES, PLEASE CHECK MY LISTINGS FOR MORE!
RARE USA PRESSING
SEE BELOW FOR FULL DETAILED DESCRIPTION
SERIAL NUMBER: OJL-14
PRESENTED IN THE ORIGINAL PASTE-ON SLEEVE WITH GENUINE PAPER INNER SLEEVE & 4pp INSERT
INCLUDES A NEW POLY-LINED INNER SLEEVE & PLASTIC OUTER SLEEVE FOR ADDED PROTECTION
Track Listing:
Side One:1. Barefoot Bill - Squabblin' Blues (Apr. 20, 1930) 2. Barefoot Bill - From Now On (Nov. 4, 1929) 3. Barefoot Bill - My Crime Blues (Nov. 4, 1929) 4. Jaybird Coleman - No More Good Water- 'Cause The Pond Is Dry (Aug. 11, 1927) 5. The Two Poor Boys - John Henry Blues (May 20, 1931) 6. The Two Poor Boys - 2 White Horses In A Line (May 20, 1931) 7. Jaybird Coleman - Mistreatin' Mama (Aug. 11, 1927)
Side Two:
1. Ed Bell - Frisco Whistle (c. Sept. 20, 1930) 2. Ed Bell - Mamlish Blues (c. Sept. 20, 1930) 3. Ed Bell - Ham Bone Blues (c. Sept. 20, 1930) 4. Ollis Martin - Police And High Sheriff Come Ridin' Down (Aug. 6, 1927) 5. Whistlin' Pete And Daddy Stovepipe - Tuxedo Blues (Jul. 13, 1927) 6. Wiley Barner - My Gal Treats Me Mean-But I Just Can't Leave Her Alone (Aug. 15, 1927) 7. George "Bullet" Williams - Frisco Leaving Birmingham (c. May, 1928)
IN CLEAN GREAT CONDITION
VINYL IS IN CLEAN NEAR MINT (NM) CONDITION
JUST ONE OR TWO FAINT SPINDLE TRACES TO LABELS!
NO SPINDLE WEAR/FEATHERING TO LABEL HOLE EDGES!
NO WRITING OR PEN MARKS ON LABELS!
UNDER BRIGHT HALOGEN LIGHT: JUST THE ODD TINY FAINT PRESSING SMEAR, BUT NOTHING AFFECTING PLAYBACK
AT FAIRLY HIGH VOLUME: GREAT PLAYBACK, MAYBE JUST TINY SIGNS OF AGE DURING SILENCE ON OPENING RUN-IN GROOVES
NO STICKING OR JUMPS!
THE SLEEVE IS IN CLEAN EXCELLENT PLUS (EX+) CONDITION
FAINT RINGWEAR TRACES TO FRONT PANEL
JUST A SLIGHT TINY BUMP TO SPINE EDGE BOTTOM CORNER TIP
NO SPLITS!
INSERT IN LOVELY CONDITION
ORIGINAL INNER IN EXCELLENT+ CONDITION, NO SPLITS
INCLUDES A NEW POLY-LINED INNER SLEEVE & A NEW PROTECTIVE OUTER SLEEVE
(VINYL WILL BE PACKAGED OUT OF PICTURE SLEEVE FOR ADDITIONAL PROTECTION)
ALL IN ALL A GREAT EXAMPLE OF THIS RARE USA 1967 VINYL LP!
EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO FIND A BETTER EXAMPLE THAN THIS ONE!
Year: 1967
Label: ORIGIN JAZZ LIBRARY
Serial No: OJL-14
PRINTED & MADE IN THE USA
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