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Mixed Swing/Jazz/Blues/Performer Record 78 RPM TEN INCH RECORDS RECORD NUMBER PERFORMER TITLES LABEL COND. PRICE COMMENTS Bb B-10533 Abe Lyman Yodelin' The Jive/At The Balalaika Gold A+ $7.00 V-Disc 549 Andre Kostelanetz/Victor Young Warsaw Concerto/For Whom The Bell Tolls Army-Navy-Marine B $5.00 12 Inch, Vinyl DEC 3013 Andrews Sisters Say "Si Si"/Let's Have Another One Blue A-/B+ $6.00 Scratching on S2 label surface DEC 18636 Andrews Sisters Rum And Coca-Cola/One Meat Ball Gold-Black A- $7.00 DEC 2483 Andy Kirk Floyd's Guitar Blues/Twinklin' Blue A/A- $7.00 Bb B-11073 Art Kassel Knocking At Your Door/Do I Worry Gold A- $7.00 Bb B-11486 Art Kassel One Dozen Roses/I Hung My Head And Cried Sivler A-/B+ $7.00 BRUN 7841 Art Shaw Love Is Good For Anything That Ails You/Was It Rain? Silver C+ $5.00 BRUN 7942 Art Shaw Am I In Love?/Please Pardon Us, We're In Love Silver C DEC 27213 Artie Shaw Don't Worry 'Bout Me/Love Walked In DJ A/A- $7.00 VIC 26542 Artie Shaw Adios, Mariquita Linda/Frenesi Silver A $6.50 VIC 26542 Artie Shaw Adios, Mariquita Linda/Frenesi Gold A $7.00 Bb B-11581 Barney Bigard "C" Blues/Brown Suede Blue-Silver A+ $8.00 Bb B-11341 Benny Carter Sunday/Back Bay Boogie Blue-Gold A- $6.00 sm dig side A, plays thru Bb B-10459 Benny Goodman Japanese Sandman/I Know That You Know Blue-Gold B+ $6.00 Bb B-10799 Benny Goodman Walk, Jenny, Walk/Always Blue-Gold A- $7.00 COL 2835-D Benny Goodman I Got A Right To Sing The Blues/Ain't-Cha Glad? Blue Wax B+ $18.00 lam naps, plays and sounds great! COL 3168-D Benny Goodman Ain't-Cha' Glad?/I Got A Right To Sing The Blues Yellow BG A-/B+ $9.00 COL 35210 Benny Goodman There'll Be Some Changes Made/Jumpin' At The Woodside Red A/A+ $7.00 COL 35211 Benny Goodman Blue Orchids/What's New? Red A+ $7.00 COL 35301 Benny Goodman Boy Meets Horn/Let's Dance Red A $7.00 COL 35901 Benny Goodman As Long As I Live/Benny's Bugle Red A $7.00 COL 35962 Benny Goodman Let The Door Know Hitcha/Perfidia Red A+/A $7.00 COL 36067 Benny Goodman Yours/Take It Red-Gold A- $7.00 COL 36284 Benny Goodman La Rosita/Smoke Get's In Your Eyes Red A+ $7.00 2 COPIES COL 36652 Benny Goodman Why Don't You Do Right/Six Flats Unfurnished Red A+ $7.00 COL 36787 Benny Goodman You Brought A New Kind Of Love/Close As Pages In A Book Red A- $7.00 COL 36949 Benny Goodman Wild Root/Atlanta, G. A. Red A- $7.00 COL 55002 Benny Goodman Superman/More Than You Know Red A $7.00 12 INCH COL 55038 Benny Goodman The Man I Love/I Got Rhythm Red A+ $7.00 12 INCH, S-1 small edge chip NIM OK 6590 Benny Goodman Jersey Bounce/A String Of Pearls Purple A+ $8.00 In orignal sleeve! OKEH 6590 Benny Goodman Jersey Bounce/A String Of Pearls Purple A-/B++ $7.00 RCA 26170 Benny Goodman And The Angels Sing/Sent For You Yesterday And Here You Come… Silver A $7.00 RCA 420-0025 Benny Goodman And The Angels Sing/Bumble Bee Stomp Silver-Red A- $6.00 VIC 25011 Benny Goodman I'm In Love In A Great Big Way/Hooray For Love Scroll B $6.00 VIC 25011 Benny Goodman I'm In Love In A Great Big Way/Hooray For Love Scroll A- $12.00 VIC 25090 Benny Goodman King Porter/Sometimes I'm Happy Gold A $8.00 VIC 25398 Benny Goodman Moonglow/Dinah Silver A $7.00 VIC 25751 Benny Goodman Bie Mir Bist Du Schon Gold A-- $7.00 VIC 25808 Benny Goodman oooOO-Oh BOOM!/Always And Aways Gold B-/C++ $4.00 the very edge of the disk is painted red? VIC 25827 Benny Goodman That Feeling Is Gone/Lullaby In Rhythm Gold A- $7.00 VIC 26021 Benny Goodman Blue Interlude/When I Go A Dreamin' Gold A $7.00 VIC 26088 Benny Goodman Make Believe/The Blue Room Gold A/A- $7.00 VIC 26175 Benny Goodman Cuckoo In The Clock/A Home In The Clouds Gold A/A- $7.00 V-Disc 82 Benny Goodman/Glenn Miller These Foolish Things/Hallelujah/Deep Purple Navy Dept C- $5.00 12 Inch, Vinyl DEC 3686 Ben Pollack/Joe Daniels My Wild Irish Rose/Drummer Goes To Town Blue A- $6.00 Dial 1009 Bill Harris Woodchopper's Holiday/Somebody Loves Me Yellow B+ $6.00 Mer 89023 Bill Harris D'Anjou/Gloomy Sunday Black A- $6.00 VIC 16765 Billy Murrey/Ada Jones Mother Hasn't Spoke To Father Since/Sweet Peggy Magee Gold B+ $5.00 Acoustic BRUN 6936 Bing Crosby Love In Bloom/Straight From the Shoulder Silver B- $6.00 DEC 871 Bing Crosby - Jimmy Dorsey I'm An Old Cowhand/I Can't Escape From Yoy Sunburst B+ $6.00 DEC 18427 Bing Crosby - Fred Astaire I’ll Capture Your Heart/Lazy Black A-/B+ $7.00 DEC 24293 Bing Crosby, Johnny Mercer Mr. Gallagher & Mr. Shean/Small Fry Black A+ $7.00 Bb B-10808 Blue Barron Trade Winds/In A Moonboat Blue-Gold A $7.00 Bb B-10576 Bob Chester Make Love With A Guitar/Easy Does It Blue-Gold A $7.00 Bb B-10821 Bob Chester Now I Lay Me Down To Dream/Li'l Boy Love Blue-Gold B-/B $5.00 Bb B-11442 Bob Chester Live Would Be A Cake-walk...You/The Moment I Laid My Eyes On You Blue-Silver B+/A- $6.00 lable tears both sides. DEC 2652 Bob Crosby Oh! Your Crazy Moon/Melancholy Mood Blue-Gold B+ $6.00 DEC 2763 Bob Crosby Lilacs In The Rain/What Used To Was Used To Was Blue-Gold B+ $6.00 BRUN 80101 Bobby Hackett What Is There To Say/If There Is Someone Lovelier Than You Gold A $7.00 BRUN 6109 Boswell Sisters Roll On, Mississippi, Roll On Filigree A $28.00 DE 574 Boswell Sisters Cheek To Cheek/Top Hat, White Tie, and Tails Sunburst A-/B+ $20.00 DE 709 Boswell Sisters I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket/Let Yourself Go Sunburst A $28.00 RCA 20-3230 Brad Gowans' New York Nine Singin' The Blues/Jazz Me Blues Silver A+ $8.00 CAMEO 8195 Broadway Broadcasters/Detroiters Wab-a-ly Walk/Spanish Mama Gold B+/A- $6.00 DEC 2781 Bud Freeman Satanic Blues/The Sail Fish Blue-Gold B-/B $6.00 VOC 4071 Buddy Rogers Moonshine Over Kentucky/Little Lady Make Believe Blue A+ $7.00 VOC 4408 Buddy Rogers You Can't Be Mine/While A Cigarette Was Burning Blue A $7.00 DEC 18116 Bunny Berigan Blues/I'm Coming Home Virginia Maroon-Gold B- $5.00 RCA 20-1500 Bunny Berigan Frankie And Johnnie/I Can't Get Started Silver A $6.00 RCA 20-1503 Bunny Berigan Deed I Do/High Society Siver A $6.00 VIC 25653 Bunny Berigan Caravan/A Study In Brown Silver A $8.00 VIC 25848 Bunny Berigan/Tommy Dorsey Azure/I Hadn't Anyone Till You Gold A-to B+ $6.00 VIC 26338 Bunny Berigan Gangbusters' Holiday Gold B- $5.00 VIC 36208 Bunny Berigan I Can't Get Started/The Prisoner's Song Silver A-- $7.00 12 INCH VOC 5005 Cab Calloway Trylon Swing/The Jumpin' Jive Blue-Gold B $5.00 OK 5687 Cab Calloway A Ghost Of A Chance/Come On With The "Come On" Purple A $7.00 OK 6422 Cab Calloway Say's Who? Say's You Say's I!/Blues In The Night Purple A-to B+ $5.00 OK 6717 Cab Calloway I'll Be Around/Virginia, Georgia And Caroline Purple C+/B- $5.00 Bb B-11459 Carson Robison Mussolini's Letter To Hitler/Hitler's Reply To Mussolini Blue-Silver B $5.00 Swing Time 238 Charles Brown - Johnny Moore's 3 Lost Is The Night/Merry Christmas Baby Brown C- $5.00 Apollo 1070 Charlie Barnet Caravan/Darktown Strutter's Ball Purple A-/B $6.00 Bb B-10131 Charlie Barnet Knocking At The Famous Door/Tin Roof Blues Blue-Gold A-/A $7.00 Bb B-10373 Charlie Barnet Cherokee/All Night Record Man Blue-Gold A- $7.00 Bb B-10453 Charlie Barnet The Duke's Idea/The Count's Idea Blue-Gold A $7.00 Bb B-10825 Charlie Barnet I Don't Want To Cry/Pompton Turnpike Blue-Gold A- $7.00 Bb B-10825 Charlie Barnet I Don't Want To Cry/Pompton Turnpike (2nd copy) Blue-Gold A- $7.00 Bb B-10934 Charlie Barnet I Hear A Rhapsody/The Moon Is Cryin' For Me Blue-Gold A- $7.00 COL 36620 Charlie Spivak My Devotion/I Left My Heart At The Stage Door Canteen Red A- $7.00 London 513 Charlie Spivak Don't Cry Joe/Baby Won't You Please Come Home Blue A- $7.00 OK 6546 Charlie Spivak I Surrender Dear/Stardreams Purple A- $7.00 OK 6555 Charlie Spivak Dear Mom/Remember Pearl Harbor Purple B+/A- $6.00 VIC 20-1721 Charlie Spivak It's Been A Long, Long Time/If I Had A Dozen Hearts Silver B- $5.00 VIC 20-1981 Charlie Spivak It's All Over Now/For Sentimental Reasons Silver B-/B $5.00 DEC 1356 Chick Webb Love Is The Thing So They Say/That Naughty Waltz Shaddow B/B+ $6.00 DEC 2231 Chick Webb Gotta Pebble In My Show/Who Ya Hunchin' Blue A-/B+ $6.50 COM 1506 Chocolate Dandies I Surrender Dear/I Can't Believe You're In Love With Me Maroon-Gold A-to B+ $7.00 12 INCH COL 36268 Claude Thornhill Where Or When/Snowfall Red A- $7.00 COL 37092 Claude Thornhill If You Were The Only Girl/It's A Pity To Say Goodnight Gold B++/A- $5.00 COL 37271 Claude Thornhill Autumn Nocturn/Snowfall Red A-to B+ $5.00 OKEH 6124 Claude Thornhill O Sole Mio/Traumerei Violet B/B+ $5.00 DEC 3683 Cleo Brown w/Gene Krupa; Bob Crosby The Stuff Is Here And It's Mellow/The Big Crash From China Blue B+/A $6.00 Bb B-10523 Coleman Hawkins Body And Soul/Fine Dinner Gold A-/A $7.00 1/16" edge chip, easily filled.
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