Shaky Jake Harris - The Devils Harmonica 1972 White Label Promo Original 1st EX
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Jan 5, 2017 Sold Date
Jan 14, 2016 Start Date
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Shaky Jake Harris - The Devils Harmonica

  • 1972 White Label Promo Original 1st pressing.
  • Polydor Records - PD5014
  • Vinyl; EX
  •   looks EX
  •    light superficial faint marks
  •   plays EX (or better)
  •    light background faint crackleclick low between tracks & in some quiet passages
  • Labels; VG+ to EX, mostly EX
  • Cover; VG+ 
  •    Intact seams. Imperfections

  • Original inner-sleeve;    
  •    intact seams

"Jake Harris knew how to shake a pair of dice in order to roll a lucrative winner. He also realized early on that his nephew, guitarist Magic Sam, was a winner as a bluesman. Harris may not have been a technical wizard on his chosen instrument, but his vocals and harp style were proficient enough to result in a reasonably successful career (both with Sam and without).

Born James Harris, the Arkansas native moved to Chicago at age seven. Admiring the style of Sonny Boy Williamson, Harris gradually learned the rudiments of the harp but didn't try his hand at entertaining professionally until 1955. Harris made his bow on vinyl in 1958 for the newly formed Artistic subsidiary of Eli Toscano's West Side-based Cobra Records. His only Artistic 45, "Call Me If You Need Me"/"Roll Your Moneymaker," was produced by Willie Dixon and featured Sam and Syl Johnson on guitars."...

-allmusic


 Note: ex = vg++

Vinyl in Audiophile inner-sleeves

VPI Machine Cleaned

Shipping; double boxed. cardboard pads. cardboard corner/edge support

usps tracking posted on ebay

All the best to your vinyl endeavors


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