ROBERT LEE MCCOY (ROBERT NIGHTHAWK) BLUEBIRD 7416 BLUES 78 RPM E/E-
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ROBERT LEE MCCOY BLUEBIRD 7416 BLUES 78 RPM E/E-
MY FRIEND HAS FORSAKEN ME/ BRICKYARD
RECORDED IN NOV 1937. PROBABLY HENRY TOWNSEND AND BIG JOE WILLIAMS ON GUITAR AND SONNY BOY WILLAMSON ON HARMONICA. PIANO IS UNKNOWN. LOOKS E+ BUT PLAYS A BIT NOISY. GREAT RECORD, GREAT SESSION.
ALL RECORDS PLAY GRADED USING A STANTON 500-ll CARTRIDGE USING A 3.5TE STYLUS.
I AM CURRENTLY SELLING RECORDS FROM LEGENDARY COLLECTOR DON KENT'S RECORD COLLECTION. DON ASKED ME TO DO THIS BEFORE HE PASSED. DON WAS THE FOUNDER OF MAMLISH RECORDS, FLYIN' CROW AND COUNTRY TURTLE. HE BEGAN COLLECTING BLUES RECORDS AS A YOUNG MAN WHILE LIVING IN CHICAGO WHILE WORKING AT BOB KOESTER'S STORE THE JAZZ RECORD MART. DON AMASSED ONE OF THE GREATEST COLLECTIONS OF BLUES, JAZZ AND COUNTRY RECORDS DURING HIS LIFETIME. HE WAS MY FRIEND AND IT'S AN HONOR TO PASS THESE RECORDS ON TO A NEW GENERATION OF COLLECTORS. - JOHN HENEGHAN
SHIPPING:
$7 USPS MEDIA MAIL, $3 EACH ADDITIONAL RECORD
$18 USPS PRIORITY MAIL (RECOMMENDED), $5 EACH ADDITIONAL
$20 CANADA, $5 EACH ADDITIONAL
$35 OVERSEAS, $5 EACH ADDITIONAL
NOTE: Do not pay until you have been invoiced by us! PAYMENTS BY PAYPAL ONLY...
PLEASE DO NOT BID WITHOUT A PAYPAL ACCOUNT
PLEASE READ MY GRADING AND SHIPPING INFO BELOW:
Standard 78 rpm VJM grading system:
N- = like new
E+ = a virtually perfect copy with only minor signs of having been played
E = very slight signs of wear, maybe some minor scuffing and/or light scratches but a clean copy with little groove wear
E- = slightly above average copy, some groove wear and minor blemishes but a very decent copy
VG+ = an average copy, signs of use, some groove wear but still a decent copy
VG = wear, scuffing, light scratches but a very playable copy
VG- getting scary!...will play but is quite worn
G+ = a playable copy but very very worn
G plays through
G- = wall hanger
P = once might have been a phonograph record
