Robert Nighthawk Blues classic BLUEBIRD 7115
  $   42

 


$ 42 Sold For
Oct 7, 2006 Sold Date
Sep 30, 2006 Start Date
$   25 Start price
2   Number Of Bids
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Description

Tampa Red/Robert Lee McCoy: Taking It And Make Me Get Away/Tough Luck on Bluebird B-7115

 

This record comes from Robert Nighthawks first session for Bluebird in 1937. A blues star was born! This is a great record with Big Joe Williams & Sonny Boy Williamson. Later Robert Lee McCoy changed his name to Robert Nighthawk (named after his theme song from the same session) and continued as one of the prominent Chicago blues musicians on Aristocrat & Chess.

The other side has Tampa Red playing piano and with Willie Bee James doing the guitar work.

The record is in good condition. I have had this one for years but recently I found a slightly better copy - otherwise this record would not have been offered for sale.

 

Condition: E-/V+

 

Records graded by VJM Grading System. Have a look at http://www.vjm.biz/Record%20Grading.htm if you are not familiar with this widely accepted grading scale.

 

CHECK MY OTHER AUCTIONS FOR MORE RARE ITEMS – THIS WEEK YOU WILL FIND RARE POSTWAR & PREWAR BLUES ON RACE LABELS. I AM HAPPY TO COMBINE MULTIPLE WINS TO SAVE ON SHIPPING.

 

PAYMENT: I will accept cash US dollars and checks, International Money Orders, and UK pound sterling as well as Euro. Sorry I do not accept PayPal.

After the auction I will e-mail you within 24 hours after the closure with payment details.

 

SHIPPING: I have more than 25 years experience shipping fragile collectable recordings all over the world. Your item(s) will be packed carefully and I'm confident you will be very satisfied with my packing. Shipping is extra at cost - I do not make a profit on shipping and I do not charge you for the boxes.


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