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OFFERS INVITED by Mark Berresford Rare Records the Chequers, Chequer Lane, Shottle, Derbyshire, DE56 2DR, England OFFERS INVITED by Mark Berresford Rare Records The Chequers, Chequer Lane, Shottle, Derbyshire, DE56 2DR, England. Tel: (+44) 1773 550275 Email: [email protected] Postage and packing in purpose-built new boxes extra. Winners only notified. Condition, as ever, guaranteed. Minimum bid unless stated £8/$10, however I reserve the right to refuse bids I consider unrealistic. AUCTION CLOSES MIDNIGHT 18th FEBRUARY 2018 HOW TO BID Basically, there are two ways of bidding; first is the simple Straight Bid - you offer a fixed amount for an item and if yours is the high - est bid, you win. Secondly, and easier for those more familair with internet auctions, and for those collectors unsure of what to offer, is the Maximum Bid. You offer a bid to a maximum amount, which will be increased in 10% increments over the nearest bid up to your maximum amount. For example, you bid to a maximum of $100 on an item, but the next highest bid is $20 - you will pay $22, i.e. 10% over the the next highest bid. In the event of a tie the fixed bidder, or earliest-placed bid wins. IMPORTANT! Please make clear the system of bidding you are using and currency you are bidding in (Pounds Sterling, Euros or US Dollars). If you have a maximum budget to spend, please advise with your bids. Please also double check your item numbers when bidding - I do not use titles or issue numbers on my auction spreadsheet, so if you bid on the wrong number and win it, it’s yours! NOTE: Some of the categorisation of certain instrumental-based artists has been, by necessity, arbitrary so please check all sections. SB=Sunburst (Decca). DJ=Disc Jockey or Sample Copy. TT=Truetone label OKeh. MB = Minimum Bid. One again we have more gems from the collection of jazz clarinettist, record dealer and collector Johnny Hobbs, plus Master Test Pressings, many of which were unissued on 78 (and some never reissued!). Unless stated tests are vinyl (rather than the less durable modern polystyrene pressings), and several are super-high quality shellac pressed in the late 1930s and early 1940s for George Avakian for consideration for reissue on Columbia. SECTION ONE: BLUES, GOSPEL AND R&B, INCLUDING ITEMS WITH JAZZ ACCOMPANIMENT. 001 BEA BOOZE. See See Rider (-B)/ Catch As Catch Can. Dec 8633 E+ 002 BIG BILL BROONZY. The Mill Man Bl/ It’s Your Time Now. Voc 04280 E/V++ 003 ADA BROWN. Crazy ‘Bout My Lollypop/ Down Home Dance. OK 8694 E+ Rare and fabulous sides! 004 CHARLES BROWN & HIS BAND. My Baby’s Gone/ I Wonder When My Baby’s Coming Home. Aladdin 3051 E 005 RUSTY BRYANT & CAROLYN CLUB BAND. The Honeydripper/Moonlight Garden Stomp. Dot 15420 E+ Uncommon! 006 BUTTERBEANS & SUSIE. Not Today, Sweet Mama/ U Know Why Your Mama Has The Blues. (TT) OK 8335 V+ 007 CANNON’S JUG STOMPERS. Viola Lee Blues. 1/s styrene Victor Master Test Pressing of Vic mx 47066-2 N- Unissued on 78! 008 LEROY CARR - SCRAPPER BLACKWELL. How Long Blues Part 2. 1/s Shellac Decca Test Pressing of Voc mx 2688-A EE+ 009 Stormy Night Blues. 1/s styrene Master Master Test Pressing of Voc mx 15603-2 N- Unissued on 78! 010 Church House Blues. 1/s styrene Master Master Test Pressing of Voc mx 16444-1 N- Unissued on 78! 011 Church House Blues. 1/s styrene Master Master Test Pressing of Voc mx 16444-2 N- Unissued on 78! 012 DUSKY DAILEY & HIS BAND. Miss Georgia Blues/Revenge Blues. Voc 04963 E press creases nap 013 WILLIE DIXON. Walking The Blues/ If You’re Mine. Checker 822 EE- plays E 014 PERLINE ELLISON. New That Ain’t Right/Razor Totin’ Mama/ Dec 7910 E/E- 015 FISK UNIVERSITY JUBILEE SINGERS. Most Done Travelling/ Oh! Reigh Massa Jesus Reign. Col A2901 E- 016 REV. J.M. GATES. White Horse & His Rider/ Hell Bound Express Train. (Big Red) OK 8532 EE+/E- 017 JAZZ GILLUM. Woke Up Cold In Hand/ Goona Leave U on Outskirts of Town. BB B9042 V++ creases plays OK 018 LILLIAN GLINN. Atlanta Blues/All The Week Blues. Col 14421 EE- plays E. N.O. 1928, great white jazz band accomp! 019 KITTY GRAY & HER WAMPUS CATS. Baton Rouge Rag. 1/s Vinyl Master Master Test Pressing of Voc mx SA2846-1 E+ Fabulous Guitar sides with Oscar Woods, Unissued on 78! 020 PEPPERMINT HARRIS. How Long Must I Suffer/ I’m Telling You People. Sittin’ In 587 E+ 021 WYNONIE HARRIS. My Baby’s Barrel House/Drinkin’ By Myself. Bullet 252 E+ Orig Sleeve 022 LUCILLE HEGAMIN & HER BLUE FLAME SYNCOPATORS. Wang Wang Blues/I Like U Becasue U Have Lovin Ways. Bell P68 E- 023 He May Be Your Man/Papa Papa. Cam 287 E 024 JIM JACKSON. I’m Gonna Move To Louisiana Pt 1. 1/s Victor Vinyl Master Test Pressing of Vic 45434-1 N- Unissued on 78! 025 I’m Gonna Move To Louisiana Pt 2. 1/s Victor Vinyl Master Test Pressing of Vic 45434-1 N- Unissued on 78! 026 FRANKIE ‘HALF PINT’ JAXON & HIS HOT SHOTS. My Baby’s Hot. 1/s styrene Master Test Pressing of Voc mx C606-2 N- Unissued on 78! Fabu - lous black Chicago big band - Preston Jackson, Guy Kelly, George Mitchell etc! 34 027 & THE HARLEM HAMFATS. You Certainly Look Good To Me/ She Sends Me. (SB) Dec 7345 EE- 028 FRANKIE ‘HALF PINT’ JAXON (Red Allen, Lil Armstrong etc). Turn Over/You Can’t Tell. Dec 7806 E sol 029 CHARLEY LINCOLN. Jealous Hearted Blues/ My Wife Drove Me From My Door. Col 14305-D E+ Superb condition West Coast Pressing (G-1 stam - pers) of Guitar Blues Rarity by brother of Barbecue Bob. 030 SARA MARTIN w/ CLARENCE WILLIAMS & HIS ORCH. Death Sting Me Blues/ Mistreating Man Blues Pm 12841 E Memorable King Oliver tpt! 031 TOMMY McLENNAN. Whiskey Head Woman/ Bottle It Up and Go. BB B8373 E 032 VIOLA McCOY. Bama Bound Blues/ Tain’t No Tellin... Voc 14653 E+ 033 JEWELL NELSON. Jet Black Snake Blues/ Beating Me Blues. Col 143890-D E+ Superb copy of Dallas 1928 sides acc. Leroy Williams tpt! 034 PIANO RED. Baby What’s Wrong/ Layin’ The Boogie. RCA Vic 22-0130 E- plays E 035 EVELYN PREER. Sadie Green/ No One But You. Ban 1879 V+ ef s1, 0 gvs 036 BESSIE SMITH & HER BAND. Muddy Water/ After You’ve Gone. Col 14197-D EE+ Lovely copy of Classic sides! 037 Washwoman’s Blues/ Please Help Me Get Him Off My Mind. Col 14375-D E- West Coast Pressing 038 You Ought To Be Ashamed/ Poor Man’s Blues. Col 14399-D E- feint int spider lam s2 nap 039 VICTORIA SPIVEY & CLARENCE WILLIAMS BLUE 5. (King Oliver tpt!). Organ Grinder Blues. 1/s styrene Master Test Pressing of OK mx 40115-C N- 040 TAMPA RED’S HOKUM JUG BAND. You Rascal You/ She Can Love So Good. Voc 1540 E sol 041 JOE TURNER + CHOKER CAMPBELL’S ORCH. Trouble In Mind/I Need A Girl. Atlantic 1155 E+ Orig Sleeve 042 PEETIE WHEATSTRAW. Love Bug Blues/Rolling Chair. Dec 7676 E sm scr s2 lt tix 043 GEORGIA WHITE. Was I Drunk? (Classic!!)/ No Second Hand Woman. (SB) Dec 7216 E 044 JOE WILLIAMS & HIS 9 STRING GUITAR. Delta Blues/ Mama Don’t Allow Me. Trumpet 151 EE+ Mississippi Delta Guitar Blues! 045 SONNY BOY WILLIAMS. Worried Life Blues/Shake It But Don’t Break It. Dec 7888 EE+ 046 SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON. Red Hot Kisses/Going In Your Direction. Trumpet 216 E+ 047 EDITH WILSON & JOHNNY DUNN’S JAZZ HOUNDS. Dixie Blues/ He Used To Be Your Man. Col A3787 EE- 048 JIMMY WITHERSPOON. Skid Row Blues/ How Long. Supreme 1545 E+ 049 THE YAS YAS GIRL. Fine and Mellow/ Nobody Knows How I Feel. Voc 05105 EE+ SECTION TWO: BRITISH & EUROPEAN JAZZ AND HOT DANCE - SOME RARE & UNUSUAL DISCS, INCLUDING RARE DECCA TEST PRESSINGS! 050 AMBROSE & HIS ORCH. Sugar Is Back In Town. 1/s Vinyl Decca Master Test Pressing of mx MB205-5 N- Unissued Take! 051 Ambrose’s Tiger Rag. 1/s Vinyl Decca Master Test Pressing of mx GB7128-2 E+ 052 Twilight In Turkey. 1/s Vinyl Decca Master Test Pressing of mx TB3140-1 E+ 053 Caravan. 1/s Vinyl Decca Master Test Pressing of mx TB3139-1 N- 054 When You Climb Those Golden Stairs/The Beat O’ My Heart. BrE 01788 E 2 Hot sides! 055 BILLY ARNOLD’S NOVELTY BAND. Stop It/ Left All Alone Again Blues. CoE 3015 E- Important London 1920 sides by US jazz band! 056 THE BLUE LYRES. You Rascal You/ Three Little Times. Zon 6092 EE+ Hot side1 057 Just A Blue Eyed Blonde/ Many Happy Returns of the Day. DeE F2607 EE- Fine solos s1 058 CAROLINA CLUB ORCHESTRA. Tessie Stop Teasing Me/Charleston Cabin. CoE 3448 EE- Rare 1924 sides by Hal Kemp’s College band in London! 059 EDDIE CARROLL & HIS SWINGOPHONIC ORCH. Creole Love Call/ Dinner & Dance. PaE R2522 E+ Uncommon! 060 BILLY COTTON & HIS BAND. I’m Crazy ‘Bout My Baby/ Let’s Get Friendly. CoE CB292 E-0 small ulc s1 nap. Hot and rare sides featuring Nat Gonella tpt! 061 FRED ELIZALDE & HIS MUSIC. Clarinet Marmalade/Stomp Your Feet. BrE 120 E- Rare 1927 sides featuring Jack Jackson tpt! 062 Tweet Tweet/ Once In A Blue Moon. BrE EE- Session mate to above with Jackson and Joe Crossman solos! 063 (Piano solos).
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