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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 Thursday, March 21, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. PT See #27 See #42 Original 1950’s Rockabilly / Country Boogie / Hot Rock & Roll 45’s Auction 18. Jimmy Bowen With The Rhythm 29. Dave Burton — “Rock ’N’ Roll Ruby/ SPECIAL NOTE Orchids — “I’m Stickin’ With You/Ever Don’t Explain” RCA VICTOR 47-6535 Lovin’ Fingers” ROULETTE 4001 VG+/ M- Nice Teen Rocker MB $20 I can’t stress enough how hard it M- Orange label with Roulette wheel . bargain for a classic MB $5 is to put together a few hundred 19. Gene Brown — “Big Door/Playing With My Heart” 4 STAR 1717 M- Decent Rocker Rockabilly records for an auction MB $50 these days. These records have become very tough to find here in the USA as there is still a very vibrant market in Europe and here. The best of the 1950’s Rockabilly rivals the Paramount Blues 78’s of 11. Johnny Bell — “Flip, Flop And Fly/ The Third Degree” BRUNSWICK 55142 the 1920’s in how rarely they are M- YELLOW LABEL PROMO MB $100 seen these days. 30. Bob Burton — “Tired Of Rocking/Can’t Live My Life Alone” MAR-VEL 953 M- Absolute original true first pressing MB $100 Good luck bidding and it will be 31. Jackie Cannon — “Proof Of Your Love/ a year or more before I can do a Chill Bumps” CHESS 1807 M- MB $30 20. Sonny Burgess — “Red Headed 32. Billy Carroll — “Big Green Car/That’s All I Rockabilly auction again. Woman/We Wanna Boogie” SUN 247 Want” FASCINATION 2000 MINT MB $50 M- SLIGHT vinyl discoloration, Great 33. Johnny Carroll And His Hot Rocks — Classic SUN LABEL two-sider MB $100 “Rock ’N’ Roll Ruby/Tryin’ To Get To You” 21. Sonny Burgess — “Ain’t Got A Thing/ DECCA 29940 VG+ PINK LABEL Restless” SUN 263 VG+ MB $10 PROMO, plays MINT MB $25 22. Dorsey Burnette — “Great Shakin’ Fever/ 34. Johnny Carroll And His Hot Rocks — That’s Me Without You” ERA 3045 MINT “Wild Wild Women/Corrine, Corrina” Orange Label Promo—Nice one! MB $50 DECCA 29941 VG+ PINK LABEL Original 1950’s Rockabilly / 23. Johnny Burnette And The Rock ’N Roll PROMO MB $25 Trio — “Tear It Up/You’re Undecided” 35. Johnny Carroll And His Hot Rocks — Country Boogie / CORAL 61651 VG+ PLAYS MINT!!! “Hot Rock/Crazy, Crazy Lovin’ ” DECCA 12. Tommy Blake And The Rhythm Rebels — Masterpiece! MB $50 30013 VG+ MB $25 Hot Rock & Roll 45’s “Lordy Hoody/Flat Foot Sam” SUN 278 M- SUN label classic MB $75 24. The Johnny Burnette Trio — “Midnight 36. Bill Carter — “Cool Tom Cat/Secret Train/Oh Baby Babe” CORAL 61675 M- Date” OZARK 1234 M- Nice One MB $100 1. Dee Allen With The Candeletts — “Boop 13. Tommy Blake — “$ F--Olding Money $/ POWDER BLUE LABEL PROMO MB $100 37. The Catalinas — “Speechless/Flying Ditty Bop Bam Boom/It’s Misery” VITA The Hanging Judge” RECCO 1006 M- Formation With You” BACK BEAT 513 M- 180 MINT Crazy Female Rocker with Sax— Stamped “Promotion Only Not For Sale” on Great Piano Rocker MB $75 first time I’ve ever seen this one.... MB $50 the label, NEVER seen this one before and 2. Lloyd Arnold — “School Days/Take it is really interesting and good. MB $75 These Chains From My Heart” AVET 14. Bobby Bobo — “Doggone, Lonesome 5000 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO . Blues/Stamps” SAGE 239 M- MB $20 sorry it’s not the Republic (maybe next 15. Eddie Bond And The Stompers — time) but it’s really not a bad record . “Rockin’ Daddy/I’ve Got A Woman” and much, much cheaper. MB $25 MERCURY 70826 M-/VG+ Classic two- 3. Jimmy Basile — “Lulu/I’ll Never Be sider MB $50 Anyone But Me” CAPITOL 4960 M- 16. Johnny Bond — “The Little Rock Roll/ For an early 1960’s Capitol, this is one I’ll Be Here (After You’ve Gone)” really great one!!! Sounds much earlier—go COLUMBIA 21521 M- WHITE LABEL listen to a sound file on You Tube PROMO MB $20 (assuming it’s there) or call me MB $25 4. Dean Beard — “Party Party/Stand By Me” ATLANTIC 1162 VG+ Bargain MB $5 5. Carl Belew & His Riff Riders — “I’m Long 25. The Johnny Burnette Trio — “The Train Gone/Silence And Tears” SOWDER Kept A-Rollin’/Honey Hush” CORAL 248 (SEE INSERT BELOW) 61719 M- Rare stock copy—usually found 38. Elaine Chandler — “TipToein’ Thru The 6. Carl Belew — “My Baby’s Not Here/ as Promo MB $100 Tepee/You Said We’re Thru” 4 STAR The End Of Time” CARL BELEW 44 M- 26. The Johnny Burnette Trio — “Lonesome 1700 M- Nice Female Rocker MB $75 Not the SOWDER, but it does rock a bit Train/I Just Found Out” CORAL 61758 G 39. Wayland Chandler — “Little Lover/Play and has a good guitar break. MB $25 POWDER BLUE LABEL PROMO—looks Boy” 4 STAR 1716 VG+ MB $20 7. Carl Belew — “Stop The World/I Can’t whipped but still plays strong through the 40. Ernie Chaffin — “Feelin’ Low/Lonesome Forget” 4 STAR 1715 VG MB $5 scuffs and scratches and an absolute For My Baby” SUN 262 M- Classic 8. Carl Belew — “24 Hour Night/Everytime bargain at the minimum bid MB $5 MB $50 I’m Kissing You” 4 STAR 1721 MINT 27. Johnny Burnette — “Eager Beaver Baby/ 41. Ernie Chaffin — “Laughin’ And Jokin’/ Medium tempo chuggin’ Rocker with nice Touch Me” CORAL 61829 MINT POWDER I’m Lonesome” SUN 275 M- MB $50 break MB $30 BLUE LABEL PROMO—from the personal 42. Casanova And The Chants — “Geraldine/ 9. Carl Belew — “No Love Tonight/My Baby’s collection of Mrs. Johnny Burnette MB $100 I Know You” SAPPHIRE 4840 MINT Not Here” 4 STAR 1726 MINT MB $25 17. Lee Bonds With Band — “Wild Cattin’ (See picture at top of page) MB $50 (See picture at top of page) 10. Carl Belew — “Cool Gator Shoes/ Woman/For Sale-One Broken Heart” 28. Ernie Burris And The Rockettiers — 43. Paul Chaplain And His Emeralds — No Regrets” DECCA 30947 M- PINK TENNESSEE 826 M- Tough to find on 45 “Nimble Fingers/Amarie” Blue Jay 108 “Shortnin’ Bread/Nicotine” HARPER LABEL PROMO MB $20 rpm format—shows up on 78 MB $75 (SEE INSERT BELOW) 100 VG+ Nice Rocker MB $5 5. Carl Belew & 28. Ernie Burris And His Riff Riders — The Rockettiers — “I’m Long Gone/ “Nimble Fingers/ Silence And Tears” Amarie” SOWDER 248 • M- Blue Jay 108 • M- GORGEOUS COPY Very obscure ROCKIN’ OF ROCKABILLY INSTRUMENTALS with MONSTER!!! From the super, super rare BLUE personal files of an old JAY RECORDS time record producer!!! SLEEVE AS SHOWN! Only had this ONCE First and only copy I’ve before in 45 years of ever seen. hunting. MB $200 MB $1000 44. Chuck And Betty — “Bobby Sox Baby/ 65. Wayne Cochran — “Funny Feeling/ 98. Red Foley — “The Hoot Owl Boogie/ Jelly Beana” DECCA 30671 MINT MB $25 Last Kiss” GALA 117 M- MB $25 A Handful Of Rice” DECCA 29894 M- 45. Sanford Clark — “The Fool/Lonesome 66. Don Cole — “Lie Detector Machine/ PINK LABEL PROMO MB $20 For A Letter” DOT 15481 M- Maroon Born To Be With You” GUYDEN 2059 99. Red Foley — “Rock ’N’ Reelin’/Don’t label true first pressing MB $20 VG+/M- WHITE LABEL PROMO with wol Blame It On The Girl” DECCA 30067 46. Benny Cliff — “Crazy Mama/Born, on B-side MB $25 VG+ MB $10 Lived And Died” HORSESHOE 280 67. The Collins Kids — “Hoy Hoy/Mama 100. Red Foley — “Strike While The Iron Is Hot/ (SEE INSERT BELOW) Worries” COLUMBIA 41087 M- WHITE This Could Very Well Be It” DECCA 30452 47. Vernon Claud — “Baby’s Gone/Foolish LABEL PROMO MB $50 M- GREEN LABEL PROMO MB $20 Pride” DECCA 30692 M- PINK LABEL 101. Tennessee Ernie — “The Shot Gun PROMO MB $20 Boogie/Ain’t Gonna Let It Happen No 48. Joe Clay — “Duck Tail/Sixteen Chicks” More” CAPITOL 1295 M- MB $20 VIK 0211 VG Classic two-sider—plays 102. Tennessee Ernie — “Catfish Boogie/ fantastic MB $10 Kiss Me Big” CAPITOL 2602 M- MB $20 49. Jack Clement — “Your Lover Boy/Ten 103. “Tennessee” Ernie Ford — “Rock, Roll, Years” SUN 291 M- MB $30 Boogie/Call Me Darlin’ ” CAPITOL 3474 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $20 78. Dick Dale — “Jessie Pearl/St. Louis Blues” DEL-TONE 5014 MINT His BEST RECORD and autographed to “ANDY” on the A-side label as shown!!! WHAT A RECORD!!! “Good Mornin’ ”!!! MB $200 79. Larry Dale — “Drinkin’ Wine Spo-Dee- O-Dee/Keep Getting Up” ATLANTIC 2133 MINT WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $25 80. Darla Daret — “Don’t Cha Wanna’/ 68. Jimmy Comino — “Lap Of Luxury/ Honey Honey” SILVER 2001 VG MB $20 Down In The Middle Of The Earth” R R E 101 MINT RED VINYL MB $50 50. Buzz Clifford — “Baby Sittin’ Boogie/ Driftwood” COLUMBIA 41876 VG+/VG+ 104. The Four Teens — “Go Little Go Cat/ WITH PICTURE SLEEVE MB $20 Spark Plug” CHALLENGE 59021 M- 51. Loy Clingman — “I’m Low, Low, Low/ WHITE LABEL PROMO, nice one MB $75 It’s Nothing To Me” LIBERTY BELL 9012 105. Freddy & The Ravens — “The Big Itch/ VG First Label, True First Pressing before Another Love” W E D 124 MINT Great it went nationwide on DOT MB $10 Rocker MB $30 52.
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    A LEGACY OF HOPE IN THE CONCERT SPIRITUALS OF ROBERT NATHANIEL DETT (1882-1943) AND WILLIAM LEVI DAWSON (1899-1990) A Dissertation Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Science By Jeffrey Carroll Stone, II In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS Major Department Music April 2017 Fargo, North Dakota North Dakota State University Graduate School Title A LEGACY OF HOPE IN THE CONCERT SPIRITUALS OF ROBERT NATHANIEL DETT (1882-1943) AND WILLIAM LEVI DAWSON (1899-1990) By Jeffrey Carroll Stone, II The Supervisory Committee certifies that this disquisition complies with North Dakota State University’s regulations and meets the accepted standards for the degree of DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE: Dr. Michael Weber Chair Dr. JoAnn Miller Dr. Cassie Keogh Dr. Ashley Baggett Approved: April 12, 2017 Dr. JoAnn Miller Date Department Chair ABSTRACT When the careers of the composers Robert Nathaniel Dett (1882-1943) and William Levi Dawson (1899-1990) began, the United States was a racially-divided society. Despite this division, both composers held a firm belief in the potential of spirituals to bring people together. Racial segregation severely limited the civil rights of people of color; however, Dett and Dawson were fueled by the hope for spirituals to bridge the racial divide in America. Both composers desired to achieve racial equality through their music. I argue that these aspirations are embodied within their concert spirituals. This disquisition examines the legacies of Dett and Dawson for the role of “hope” in their concert spirituals.