Private Record - 78rpm single 10-inch - Sigma Phi Epsilon #121 Howard McGhee
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Private Record - 78rpm single 10-inch - Sigma Phi Epsilon #121
matrix numbers A side = #121-A / B side = #121-B (see images)
My Laverne (Jazz Jam)
b/w
BeBop Jam (Tenor Section)
Disc Condition: G+/VG- side A has some surface damage - some dummy
tried to use rubbing alcohol which turns the shinny shellac surface
into a dull looking surface, having said that the sound is not affected
at all. Side B has no damage, this is the best side BeBop Jam! Good
sound over all. Who knows what pressing house made it?
Comments: Howard McGhee & His Orchestra - great jams!
the A side label reads: “My Laverne Howard McGee & Orchestra
To The Sigma Phi Epsilon from Varsity House.”
private record, indicating that it may have come from the University of La Verne in California?
Rare 78rpm single 10-inch phonograph record.
February 2018 (File under Kings 78's 2/24/18)
PLEASE READ: 2017 updates:
These phonograph records are NOT LP’s or 45rpm vinyl records! The high shipping fee is due to the over packaging of 78rpm records which are extremely fragile when pressed in shellac. Shipping standards as follows:
SHIPPED IN A BRAND NEW 12X12X6 INCH BOX WITH PACKING CORN, CARDBOARD SUPPORT AROUND EACH DISC INSIDE, AND A PLASTIC SLEEVE FOR WEATHER PROOFING. THIS TYPE OF PACKAGING FOR 78RPM SHELLAC RECORDS IS A MUST! 78RPM BUYERS DEMAND THIS SHIPPING STANDARD!
Shipping Rates: SHIPPED MEDIA MAIL APPROX $5.87 USA! All Packages are insured for amounts over $40.00 (I pay the fee) OVERSEAS START AT $22.80 FOR ONE 78 DISC. RATES INCREASE AS EACH ADDITIONAL DISC IS ADDED. SOLD AS IS - RETURNS FOR GROSS OVERSIGHTS ONLY! Contact Me If You Are Not Happy! I always make good! I strive to deliver 5-star customer service! I also try to ship same day or next day if possible! I combine shipping - Just place items in a shopping cart and request total from seller. Payment within 7 days or less please!
Standard record grading: P poor G good VG very good E excellent NM near mint M mint - With a plus or minus depending on variables such as how much groove luster remains, sound quality, wear and abuse. 78rpm records can look bad but sound great! They stand up to abuse much better than LP's or 45's!
Thanks for looking in - reasonable offers excepted!
Debbie Martinez (2017)
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