Joe Robechaux & His New Orleans Rhythm Boys Vocalion E
  $   48

 


$ 48 Sold For
May 10, 2010 Sold Date
May 3, 2010 Start Date
$   10 Start price
3   Number Of Bids
  Switzerland Country Of Seller
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Description

Record: Joe Robechaux & His New Orleans Rhythm Boys on Vocalion 2610


Line-up: Joe Robechaux, p, dir: Eugene Ware, t / Alfred Guishard, cl, as, v / Gene Porter, ts / ? Rene Hall, bj / Walter Williams, g, v / Ward Crosby, d, New York, August 25, 1933.


Songs: After Me The Sun Goes Down / Why Should I Cry For You


Description: This great band would be unknown if they hadn't come to NYC for a week in the heights of the Great Depression or two recording their legendary sides. In my personal opinion, these two sides are among the best.


Condition: E or better / almost E (some small scratches in the beginning)



A true gem! Simply fantastic! Own a piece of jazz history!


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Packing: As a collector, it's very important for me that 78 rpm records are well packed. I can guarantee professional packing! Until today, all my buyers were entirely satisfied with my packing.


Costs for shipping: I don't charge anything for the packing of the record. The buyer pays only postal fees. The postal fee for the first record is $15,00 worldwide, including the U.S. (I wasn't able to change that on American Ebay, the costs are of course NOT $4,00). Additional records will be charged according to the postal fees of the Swiss Post (Economy). This depends on the weight of the records, which can vary.


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Grading:

I'm trying to be as exact as possible! My records are usually sight-graded, otherwise it's indicated. I usually never buy records graded under E and therefore, you can be sure that the records I'm selling here are usually top copies (E or higher).





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