Armed Forces MILDRED BAILEY PAUL BARON MARK WARNOW Radio 16” TRANSCRIPTION DISC
$
30
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Description
Mildred Bailey, known as "The Queen of Swing," was an influential American jazz singer in the 1930s and 1940s. She was renowned for her clear, warm voice and impeccable phrasing, becoming one of the first female singers to achieve success in the jazz and big band genres. Mark Marnell, an orchestra leader of the same era, led his own ensembles and contributed to the big band sound, though he did not achieve the same level of fame as Bailey. Among the two, Mildred Bailey was undoubtedly the more popular and influential figure, leaving a lasting impact on jazz and paving the way for future generations of female vocalists.
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We acquired this disc in a large lot of transcription discs from the estate of a former radio enthusiast and dealer, and will be listing many others over time. Many of these discs rarely - if ever - come up for auction.
This record has not been play tested, but we are more than happy to guarantee your purchase in the event it does not live up to your expectations.
Please view photos of this item to assess condition. We are only listing discs we consider to be in reasonably good condition that appear to be playable from a cursory examination.
We will include photos of any surface scratches that are obvious to us. Thanks for your interest in this sale.
We are happy to combine shipping for multiple auctions or buy it now’s and will refund any excess shipping paid. We are also open to discounting Buy It Now listings if you have interest in purchasing 5 or more of them.
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