4 LP Box Set: "Classic Country-Western: Rarest Radio Recordings" RADIOLA - NICE

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Up for sale is a hard to find 4 record, boxed set of LPs, from 1984.

 Box Set Complete Title:  Classic Country-Western:  The Rarest Radio Recordings of All Time!  (Complete broadcasts by Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb, Hank Snow, Marty Robbins, Montana Slim, Spade Cooley, Left Frizzell, Cactus Mack and his Saddle Tramps and many more!)

 Label:  Radiola 4MR-2

 Record 1:

 Side A:  1.  Country Style U. S. A., Program # 136, Syndicated by the U.S. Army Recruiting Service, Recorded April, 1958 in Nashville, Marty Robbins

        2.  Country Music Time, Program # 30, Syndicated by the U. S. Air Force Recruiting Service.  Recorded 1959 in Nashville, Montana Slim

 Side B:  1,  Country Style U. S. A., Program # 128, Syndicated by the U. S. Army Recruiting Service, Recorded June, 1957 in Nashville, Ernest Tubb

        2.  Country Style U. S. A., Program # 147, Syndicated by the U. S. Army Recruiting Service, Recorded April, 1958 in Nashville, Hank Snow

 Record 2:

 Side A:  The Spade Cooley Show (Part 1), CBS Network, July 27, 1951, Spade Cooley and Jimmy Wakely

 Side B:  The Spade Cooley Show (Part 2, conclusion)

 Record 3:

 Side A:  1. Columia's Country Caravan, CBS Network Audition, Recorded 1951 at KRLD, Dallas, Lefty Frizzell and Ray Price  

 Side B:  1.  Foy Willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage, Program 33, Telways Syndication, Recorded 1946 in Hollywood.

        2.  Zeke Manners and His Gang, Program #9, Recorded 1935 in Los Angeles.

 Record 4: 

 Side A:  1. The Open Spaces, with the Sons and Daughters of the Pioneers, Syndicated by American Broadcasting System, Recorded 1935 in Hollywood

        2.  Hank Williams Health and Happiness Show, Program # 7, Syndicated by Hadacol, Recorded October, 1949 in Nashville

        3.  Hamlin's Wizard Oil Country Music Program, Syndicated by Hamlin's Wizard Oil, Recorded in Chicago, Part 1 Blue Grass Roy

 Side B:  1.  Hamlin's Wizard Oil Country Music Program (conclusion)

        2.  Songs of the West, Program #1, Syndicated.  Recorded 1938, Recorded possibly in Tulsa, Cactus Mack and His Saddle Tramps

        3. Colonel Jack and Shorty's Hillbillies, Program #6, Syndicated and sponsored by Crazy Waters Company, Recorded April, 1934 in New York.

 See above for detailed description of condition and photos.  SPECIAL NOTE:  These are radio broadcasts that have been transferred to record (LP) format.  According to the notes on the back of the box:  "Nothing on a Radiola Record has ever appeared on disc before, at the time of release."  In addition, "Parts of these recordings may have some surface noise and scratch.  This is not a defect of the record you are playing."

 Attention US Buyers:  I will ship by USPS Media Mail or USPS Priority Mail, your choice.  (Note:  If you have an AFO, Military Mail, address, I must ask you to pay for USPS Priority Mail because it has been my experience that USPS Media Mail is not reliable to these addresses.)

 Attention International Buyers:  I will ship by USPS First Class Parcel (to countries with E-Delcon service) or by USPS International Priority Mail (worldwide).  Please note that the price does not include any customs that may be charged by the country to which this is delivered.