Jelly Roll Morton Library of Congress Recordings Vinyl LP's 8 Volume Set Swaggie
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Alan Lomax in 1938 recorded more than eight hours of Jelly Roll Morton’s singing, playing and spoken recollections for the Library of Congress, documenting the birth of jazz by one of its founders.
The late John R.T. Davies is probably the most respected and successful sound engineer in the business of re-mastering vintage 78 r.p.m. disc recordings. He has produced some of the best CD reissues — and LPs before that. We all owe him a tremendous debt of gratitude, especially for his pioneering work with re-mastering the Library of Congress recordings, which appeared on the Classic Jazz Masters and Swaggie LPs in the early 1970s
This collection is in excellent condition from the outer sleeves to the pressings. Volume 7 is sealed. A great addition to any collection.
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