ROBERT HENRY Post War Blues King Dee Jay 78 Promo
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This record is part of a collection I bought years ago that had belonged to "Walkin' Talkin' Bill Hawkins" He was the first black disc jockey in Cleveland Ohio in the early 50s. In fact he may have been one of the first in the U.S. that had been playing R & B records on the radio at that time. He owned a record store on East 105th street and broadcast in the window of his store, From what I'm told crowds of people would gather outside to watch him as he did his show.
ROBERT HENRY Post War Blues
King Dee Jay Special 78 Promo # 4624
The Songs "MISS ANNA B" "SOMETHING'S WRONG WITH MY LOVIN' MACHINE"
IF YOU LIKE BLUES WITH HARMONICA, LISTEN TO THE AUDIO TRACKS !
This record looks like "NEW" !
This record plays like "NEW" ! NO SURFACE NOISE AT ALL.
I will refund purchase price less shipping if buyer is unhappy for any reason.
Shipping is 8.50 I pack 78s to get to you with out any problems.
I PLACE THE RECORD BETWEEN 4 NEW CARDBOARD FILLERS AND TAPE IT INTO A SANDWICH. IT IS SHIPPED IN A NEW LARGE HEAVY DUTY CARDBOARD BOX THAT IS FILLED WITH SHIPPING PEANUTS.
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RequiresMicrosoft Windows Media Player 9.0 or above.
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RequiresMicrosoft Windows Media Player 9.0 or above.
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