Judy Garland’s 1st Record “Stompin’ At The Savoy” 78 RPM Shellac 1936 10”
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Description
This is a rare find for any Judy Garland or jazz music enthusiast! Her first record, titled "Stompin' At The Savoy," is a 78 RPM shellac disc released in 1936 on the Decca label. The record features the iconic songs of Goodman-Webb-Sampson-Razaf and is a first edition with a catalog number of 848. “Swing Mister Charlie” is on the B side.
The 10" record comes in a paper sleeve and has a black color, with the inlay condition being very good plus (VG+) and the sleeve grading being fair (F). The record grading is very good (VG) and it is a must-have for collectors. This record is a piece of history from the 1930s and is a great addition to any music library.
Judy was just 13 years old when this recording was made which is astonishing. What a voice!! We all know this was the beginning of a great musical career.
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