Speckled Red Bluebird 8113 Down On The Levee (E+)
$
339
$ 339
Sold For
Feb 23, 2009
Sold Date
Feb 16, 2009
Start Date
$ 9
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Payment | Shipping Speckled Red Bluebird 8113 Down On The Levee (E+)
Accompanied by Robert Lee McCoy on guitar, and Willie Hatcher on mandolin, Speckled Red whose real name was Rufus Perryman, sings a plays his piano doing "What Makes You Treat Me Mean" on staff label Bluebird 8113.
On the reverse side he is accompanied by McCoy on guitar and he does "Down On The Levee."
These 78rpm sides were recorded in the Leland Hotel in Aurora Illinois on December 17, 1938.
The record is in excellent-plus (E+) condition.
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