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John Tefteller’s World’s Rarest Records Address: P. O. Box 1727, Grants Pass, OR 97528-0200 USA Phone: (541) 476–1326 or (800) 955–1326 • FAX: (541) 476–3523 E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.tefteller.com Auction closes Tuesday, December 3, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. PT See #23 See #45 All Original 78 rpm Auction! R &B Vocal Groups / Gospel Groups / Blues / R &B / Rock & Roll /Rockabilly / Country / Cajun / Country Gospel Is this the return of Bill Sabis? Not exactly . but close! auctions with numerous genres a few times a year using the same For the past 5 years, I auctioned off approximately 8,000 78’s for long- format. The only difference is that these will be MY records, not Bill’s. time collector Bill Sabis, also known as “His Royal Koolness.” Those So sit back and devour this great list and relive the glory days of auctions ended earlier this year. Bill Sabis’All 78 rpm auctions! However, they were so successful that I am now going to do All 78 rpm Good luck! 15. The Cats And the Fiddle — “Lawdy-Clawdy/ 29. The Crescent City Gospel Singers — 43. The Five Keys — “I Hadn’t Anyone Til You/ Rare and Classic Sighing And Crying” BLUEBIRD 8870 M- “Heavenly Father/Let Us Pray Everyday” Hold Me” ALADDIN 3136 M- MB $50 MB $20 ARCADIA 109 VG- Small edge chip on 44. The Five Keys — “Can’t Keep From Crying/ R &B Vocal Groups / 16. The Cats And the Fiddle — “Part Of Me/ A-side—not into the grooves. PLAYS M- and Come Go My Bail, Louise” ALADDIN 3167 Life’s Too Short” BLUEBIRD 8932 M/M- this is a good one and quite scarce! MB $20 M- MB $50 Gospel R &B Groups 78’s MB $20 30. The Crickets — “Just You/My Little Baby’s 45. The Five Roses Of Sharon — “I Am Healed 17. The Cats And the Fiddle — “Killer Diller Shoes” JAY-DEE 786 M- MB $20 By The Wound In His Side/Look How The Man From The South/Thursday Evening” 31. The Crows — “Untrue/Baby” RAMA 29 VG+/ World Has Made A Change” NEARI 178 1. Tony Allen And The Champs — “Nite Owl/ BLUEBIRD 10484 M- MB $20 M- MB $20 MINT TOUGH ONE MB $50 (See picture at I” Specialty 560 VG+ Classic MB $5 18. The Cats And The Fiddle — “Life’s Too top of page) 2. The Anderson Singers — “Walk In The Short/Romance Without Finance” MANOR Beautiful Light/Oh Lord Remember Me” 1023 M- MB $20 MODERN 4002 M/M- Female lead with chorus 19. The Cats And The Fiddle — “I’d Rather MB $25 Drink Muddy Water/Walkie Talkie” MANOR 1045 M- MB $20 20. The Cellos — “Under Your Spell/The Juicy Crocodile” APOLLO 515 M- MB $20 21. The Cellos — “The Be-Bop Mouse/Girlie That I Love” APOLLO 516 M-/VG+ MB $10 22. The Channels — “What Do You Do/I Really Love You” WHIRLIN DISC 107 M- Faded wol. Classic MB $25 23. The Channels — “That’s My Desire/Stay As You Are” GONE 5012 M- Great one MB $25 (See picture at top of page) 32. The Delta Rhythm Boys — “Nobody Knows/If You See Tears In My Eyes” ATLANTIC 900 46. Five Sons Of Harmony — “Oh Yes, They Tell MINT RARE MB $50 Me/Going Home To Rest” BLUE BONNET 33. The Demens — “Take Me As I Am/You Broke 151 M- GREAT ONE MB $50 My Heart” TEENAGE 1006 VG+ Faded nol, 47. Five Sons Of Harmony — “Down On My 3. Lee Andrews And The Hearts — “Try The plays Mint MB $25 Knees/Nora” BLUE BONNET 152 M- With Impossible/Nobody’s Home” UNITED 34. The El Dorados — “A Fallen Tear/Chop Ling super hard to spot 3" hair crack MB $10 ARTISTS 123 M/M- CANADIAN PRESSING Soon” VEE-JAY 197 VG+ MB $5 48. The Flairs — “You Were Untrue/Baby Wants” MB $50 35. The El Dorados — “Tears On My Pillow/ FLAIR 1041 VG+ MB $10 4. Little Anthony And The Imperials — “Tears A Rose For My Darling” VEE-JAY 250 M- 49. The Flairs — “This Is The Night For Love/ On My Pillow/Two People In The World” MB $20 Let’s Make With Some Love” FLAIR 1044 END 1027 VG PLAYS NICE—TOUGH TO VG+ MB $10 FIND ON 78 RPM FORMAT MB $20 50. The Flairs — “I’ll Never Let You Go/Hold Me, 5. The Aquatones — “You/She’s The One For Thrill Me, Chill Me” FLAIR 2056 M- MB $25 Me” FARGO 1001 VG+ Small #ol and needle 51. The Flamingos — “Golden Teardrops/Carried run on the label—TOUGH to find on 78 rpm Away” CHANCE 1145 VG CLASSIC and format MB $20 24. The Charms — “Heaven Only Knows/Loving bargain price MB $10 Baby” ROCKIN’ 516 M- Faded wol, TRUE 52. The Flamingos — “Dream Of A Lifetime/ FIRST PRESSING before Deluxe MB $50 On My Merry Way” PARROT 808 VG MB $5 25. The Charts — “Why Do You Cry/Dance Girl” 53. Bess Folk With The Gospelaires — “I Call EVERLAST 5002 VG+/M- Name on label Jesus My Rock/Every Day” APOLLO 236 M- MB $20 WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $25 54. The 4 Aces — “Lazy Navajo/Aces Swing” 4 STAR 1292 VG+ MB $5 55. The 4 Aces — “Too Late/Jumpin’ Out” 4 STAR 1324 MINT NICE, SWEET EARLY GROUP SOUND MB $50 56. The 4 Aces — “Who Is There To Blame/ 36. The Emeralds — “Why Must I Wonder/ Because I Am In Love With You” 4 STAR Sally Lou” KICKS 3 VG+ RARE MB $75 1408 MINT NICE SUPER EARLY GROUP SOUND MB $50 57. The Four Barons — “Lemon Squeezer/ Got To Go Back Again” REGENT 1026 VG+ MB $10 6. The Bees — “Toy Bell/Snatchin’ Back” 58. The Four Bells — “Please Tell It To Me/Long IMPERIAL 5314 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO Way To Go” GEM 207 VG+/M- MB $25 pressed on THIN VINYL!!! This is the original 59. The Four Clefs — “You Tore Up My Heart/ version of the song Chuck Berry turned into a Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet” BLUEBIRD huge hit as “My Ding-A-Ling” MB $75 8232 VG+/M- MORE “Roots” of the R& B 26. The Checkers — “Night’s Curtains/Let Me Groups MB $10 Come Back” KING 4581 M- GREAT ONE! 60. The Four Clefs — “It’s Heavenly/Dig These MB $50 Blues” BLUEBIRD 8655 MINT MB $25 61. The Four Clefs — “Returning/You’ll Always Dwell In My Heart” BLUEBIRD 8690 MINT MB $25 62. The Four Clefs — “I’m In Love With You/Fair Enough” BLUEBIRD 8809 MINT MB $25 37. Evangelist Singers Of Detroit — “One Day/ 63. The Four Clefs — “I Like Pie, I Like Cake/ I’m Tired” BULLET 293 MINT Labels Until I Return” BLUEBIRD 8884 M-/M MB $20 reversed, B-side is stamped “Bullet Prevue— 64. The Four Tunes — “Wrapped Up In A Dream/ Not To Be Sold” FABULOUS GOSPEL GROUP I Found Love When I Found You” MANOR SOUND MB $50 1083 M- MB $25 38. The Falcons — “This Heart Of Mine/Just For 65. The Four Tunes — “Confess/Don’t Know” Your Love” CHESS 1743 VG+ Very late 78 MANOR 1131 M- MB $20 from 1959!!! MB $25 66. Norman Fox And The Rob-Roys — “Tell Me 39. The Five Keys — “The Glory Of Love/ Why/Audry” BACK BEAT 501 VG Plays M- 7. The Blue Belles — “Cancel The Call/The Hucklebuck With Jimmy” ALADDIN 3099 #ol, tough to find on 78 rpm format, from1958 Story Of A Fool” ATLANTIC 987 M- Nice M-/M MB $50 MB $25 female R& B Vocal Group sound! Scarce!! 40. The Five Keys — “Yes Sir, That’s My Baby/ MB $50 27. The Clefs — “We Three/Ride On” CHESS Old MacDonald” ALADDIN 3118 MINT 8. The Cadets — “Stranded In The Jungle/ I 1521 MINT RARE!! Was this released on 45?? MB $50 Want You” MODERN 994 M- Classic MB $20 Never seen one. MB $75 9. The Cats And The Fiddle — “Please Don’t Leave Me/Gang Busters” BLUEBIRD 8248 M-/VG+ These records by The Cats and The Fiddle and some others in this auction are the roots of what eventually became the R& B Vocal Group sound MB $20 10. The Cats And The Fiddle — “Public Jitterbug No. 1/I Miss You So” BLUEBIRD 8429 MINT MB $25 11. The Cats And the Fiddle — “That’s On, Jack, That’s On/Just A Roamer” BLUEBIRD 8489 M- MB $20 12. The Cats And the Fiddle — “If I Dream Of You/I’m Gonna Pull My Hair” BLUEBIRD 67. Bob Geddins’ Cavaliers — “Nobody’s 8665 MINT With tiny edge chip, not into Business If I Do/I’m Just A Stranger Here” grooves MB $20 GILT-EDGE 5022 MINT WHITE LABEL 13. The Cats And The Fiddle — “I’m Singing/ 41. The Five Keys — “Red Sails In The Sunset/ PROMO with BIO label—GREAT ONE MB $50 My Darling” BLUEBIRD 8685 M- MB $20 28. The Cleveland Colored Quartet — “My Soul Be Anything But Be Mine” ALADDIN 3127 68. Bob Geddins’ Cavaliers — “I’m So Tired I 14. The Cats And the Fiddle — “Crawlin’ Blues/ Is A Witness/Every Day With Jesus” TEMPLE M- THEIR MASTERPIECE MB $50 Could Try/Boogie Boy Boogie” GILT-EDGE Until I Met You” BLUEBIRD 8705 MINT 9901 VG+ RARE! Nice photo label as shown 42. The Five Keys — “Mistakes/How Long” 5033 MINT WHITE LABEL PROMO WITH BIO MB $25 MB $50 ALADDIN 3131 M- MB $50 LABEL MB $25 69.
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    Jim Shumate and the Development of Bluegrass Fiddling

    JIM SHUMATE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BLUEGRASS FIDDLING A Thesis by NATALYA WEINSTEIN MILLER Submitted to the Graduate School Appalachian State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF ARTS May 2018 Center for Appalachian Studies JIM SHUMATE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BLUEGRASS FIDDLING A Thesis by NATALYA WEINSTEIN MILLER May 2018 APPROVED BY: Sandra L. Ballard Chairperson, Thesis Committee Gary R. Boye Member, Thesis Committee David H. Wood Member, Thesis Committee William R. Schumann Director, Center for Appalachian Studies Max C. Poole, Ph.D. Dean, Cratis D. Williams School of Graduate Studies Copyright by Natalya Weinstein Miller 2018 All Rights Reserved Abstract JIM SHUMATE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF BLUEGRASS FIDDLING Natalya Weinstein Miller, B.A., University of Massachusetts M.A., Appalachian State University Chairperson: Sandra L. Ballard Born and raised on Chestnut Mountain in Wilkes County, North Carolina, James “Jim” Shumate (1921-2013) was a pioneering bluegrass fiddler. His position at the inception of bluegrass places him as a significant yet understudied musician. Shumate was a stylistic co-creator of bluegrass fiddling, synthesizing a variety of existing styles into the developing genre during his time performing with some of the top names in bluegrass in the 1940s, including Bill Monroe in 1945 and Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs in 1948. While the "big bang" of bluegrass is considered to be in 1946, many elements of the bluegrass fiddle style were present in Bill Monroe's Blue Grass Boys prior to 1945. Jim Shumate’s innovative playing demonstrated characteristics of this emerging style, such as sliding double-stops (fingering notes on two strings at once) and syncopated, bluesy runs.