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Alberta Hunter 
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Columbia, 1980. Near Mint- ... $9.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Original pressing – 1B/1A. Cover is bumped at the top right corner.)
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Alberta Hunter —
Classic Alberta Hunter – The Thirties ... LP Stash, Mid 30s-Early 40s. Sealed ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Early recordings by Alberta Hunter – with three tunes from 1935 with unknown accompaniment; from 1939 accompanied by Charlie Shaves, Buster Baiiley, Lil Armstrong, and Wellman Braud; with Eddie Heywood in 1940; and with Leroy Jones, Sam Clanton, Al Casey, and Al Matthews from an unknown date. LP, Vinyl record album
(Late 70s issue, still sealed with a small corner cut.)
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Alberta Hunter —
Remember My Name ... LP Columbia, 1978. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
Great later work from vocalist Alberta Hunter – a really well-recorded 70s session that was also done as a soundtrack – but which stands beautifully on its own! Backings here are by a great small combo, led by tenorist Budd Johnson and pianist Gerald Cook – with some nicely bluesy touches from Wally Richardson on guitar, plus trad horn lines from Vic Dickenson on trombone and Doc Cheatham on trumpet. Hunter's vocals are great – raspy enough to underscore her age and experience, yet wonderfully fluid as well – hardly dimmed at all by her advanced years. Titles include "I've Got A Mind To Ramble", "Workin Man", "You Reap Just What You Sow", "The Love I Have For You", "Chirpin The Blues", and "Some Sweet Day". LP, Vinyl record album
(Still sealed, with a promo stamp and tracklist sticker under the shrink.)
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