RARE JAZZ & BLUES PIANO (1935-37) / R.S.T. (Blues Documents) LP-2070

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R.S.T. (Blues Documents) 2070

These are out of print imported 12 inch vinyl LPs from Austria and Germany of American Blues and Jazz. They are mostly not shrink wrapped but they are all brand new never played. We have a very limited selection left (some we only have one copy) and are sold on a first come first served basis. These are mostly re-issues from 78 RPM records without noise reduction and the sound varies depending on the source material.

A1     –Whistling Bob Howe And Frankie Griggs     The Coldest Stuff In Town
A2     –Whistling Bob Howe And Frankie Griggs     The Hottest Stuff In Town
A3     –Ike Smith And His Chicago Boys     Fighting Joe Louis
A4     –Ike Smith And His Chicago Boys     Chicago State Street Blues
A5     –Billy Mitchell     Two Old Maids
A6     –Billy Mitchell     In The Jailhouse Now
A7     –Billy Mitchell     Looking For A Cherry
A8     –Billy Mitchell     A Hole In One
A9     –Billy Mitchell     Yum Yum Yum
A10     –Billy Mitchell     I Never See Maggie Alone
B1     –Old Ced Odom & Lil “Diamonds” Hardaway     Derbytown
B2     –Old Ced Odom & Lil “Diamonds” Hardaway     Hotter Than Fire
B3     –Old Ced Odom & Lil “Diamonds” Hardaway     Break Er Down
B4     –Old Ced Odom & Lil “Diamonds” Hardaway     It’s Your Yas Yas Yas
B5     –Old Ced Odom & Lil “Diamonds” Hardaway     What You Gonna Do?
B6     –Old Ced Odom & Lil “Diamonds” Hardaway     Fore Day In The Morning
B7     –Scottie Nesbitt     Trouble And Blue
B8     –Scottie Nesbitt     Deep, Deep In The Ground
B9     –Scottie Nesbitt     Sundown Blues
B10     –Scottie Nesbitt     Some Old Lonesome Day “Walkin'”
Notes
The Complete Recordings In Chronological Order of Whitling Bob Howe & Frankie Griggs, Ike Smith, Billy Mitchell, Old Ced Odom & Lil “Diamonds” Hardaway, Scottie Nesbitt