LOU GOLD w. ANNETTE HANSHAW "What'll You Do?" 1927 Hot Dance 78 RPM

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Perfect 14907 (electric)

ARTIST: Lou Gold and his Orchestra with Annette Hanshaw/Willard Robison and his Orchestra

SONGS: What’ll You Do? (vocal Annette Hanshaw)/Lovely Lady (vocal Paul Hagen), rec. December 1927

CONDITION (see Grading Scale below): V++

Here’s one of Hanshaw’s rare band vocals. Only light wear on this one but scratches will sound so V++. Trombone solo on the Gold side; alto sax and clarinet solos on the Robison.

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GRADING SCALE: All grading is visual. I will try to note any discrepancies between visual grade and audio quality when possible. However, different styli will produce very different results so visual grading has become the standard.

NM: Looks and plays as new. I generally reserve this grade for records that I know or believe to be unplayed store stock.

E+: Looks and plays as new; full gloss

E: Very slight, mostly cosmetic imperfections such as light paper scuffs may be present; record maintains high gloss and plays with little if any extraneous surface noise

E-: May have very light surface scratches, paper scuffs, lamination creases (lams) that do not sound unless noted, very light visible needle wear; surface noise is negligible to most listeners and well below music level; a collector-worthy record. Most records that I list will fall into this category.

V++: I use this intermediate grade for records that play stronger than VG+ but don’t quite rate an E-; light but not overly intrusive surface noise; still very acceptable for most collectors

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LABELS: I do not grade labels, which will generally fall within the grade of the record, but will note any major flaws.

REGARDING SURFACE NOISE: All 78s were not created equal. A VG+ Okeh from 1927 will play with less surface noise than a 1927 Brunswick or Victor in “E” condition due to the noisy quality of the grainy shellac used by the latter labels. I assume that if you are bidding on my records, you can tell the difference between surface noise from wear and surface noise from a poor pressing. That having been said, I will try to note especially grainy or noisy pressings in my descriptions when possible, but assume all grading is visual.