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1
Elektra, 1964. Near Mint- 3LP Box Set ... $39.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(70s butterfly label pressing with Warner rim logo. Includes the booklet. Box has a small center split at the right edge and a small blemish in back.)
2
Leadbelly —
Library Of Congress Recordings (3LP Box Set) ... LP Elektra, 1940s. Near Mint- 3LP Box Set ... $34.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Late 60s red label big E pressing. Includes the booklet, Elektra catalog from 1966, and the Elektra inner sleeves. Box has split corners, tears in the top and bottom edge, center splits in the spine and bottom seam, and is faded at the spine.)
3
Rounder, 1938. Used ... $4.99
18 songs. CD
(Out of print. Punch through barcode.)
4
Muddy Waters —
Complete Plantation Recordings – The Historic 1941 to 1942 Library Of Congress Field Recordings ... CD Chess, 1941/
... CD
5
Muddy Waters —
Complete Plantation Recordings – The Historic 1941/Analogue Productions, 1941/
Some of the earliest work ever recorded by Muddy Waters – in Mississippi, before he moved to Chicago – captured by the Library Of Congress recordings, and featuring some tracks with Muddy on his own, and some with the Son Sims Four! This package is probably the nicest way you'll ever hear the music, too! LP, Vinyl record album
(Limited, numbered 200 gram pressing in fabric-covered cover, with booklet – a great copy!)
6
Jelly Roll Morton —
Anamule Dance – The Library Of Congress/Rounder, 1938. Used ... Out Of Stock
Titles include "Scat Song", "Winin' Boy Blues", "Mr, Jelly Lord", "CC Rider", "Call Of The Freaks", "The Dirty Dozen", and "Benny Frenchy's Tune" – 23 titles total. CD
(Barcode has a cutout hole.)
7
Jelly Roll Morton —
Kansas City Stomp – The Library Of Congress/Rounder, 1938. Used ... Out Of Stock
Jelly Roll Morton on piano and vocals. CD
(Out of print.)
8
Woody Guthrie —
Library Of Congress Recordings (3CD set) ... CD Rounder, 1940. Used 3 CDs ... Out Of Stock
... CD
Possible matches: 5
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Jelly Roll Morton —
Saga Of Mr Jelly Lord Vol 1 – Jazz Started In New Orleans ... LP Circle, 1938/
Original pressing of one of this legendary series that pulled together lost Jelly Roll Morton sessions from the Library Of Congress. Alan Lomax captured Morton's genius in 1938, in a special session of intimate recordings, done exclusively for the Library – and which stand today as some of the best recorded examples of Morton's genius. This original 50s recording features great cover art, and very very heavy vinyl. Tracks include "Ancestry & Boyhood", "Hyena Stomp", "Tiger Rag", and "Mr Jelly Lord". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has some surface wear & aging.)
10
Jelly Roll Morton —
Saga Of Mr Jelly Lord Vol 6 – The Jazz Piano Soloist ... LP Circle, 1938/
Original pressing of one of this legendary series that pulled together lost Jelly Roll Morton sessions from the Library Of Congress. Alan Lomax captured Morton's genius in 1938, in a special session of intimate recordings, done exclusively for the Library – and which stand today as some of the best recorded examples of Morton's genius. This original 50s recording features great cover art, and very very heavy vinyl. Tracks include "The Pearls", "Pep", "Jungle Blues", and "Ain't Misbehavin". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has minimal wear & aging.)
11
Muddy Waters —
Down On Stovall's Plantation – His First Recordings 1941 to 1942 ... LP Testament, 1941/
Some of the earliest work ever recorded by Muddy Waters – in Mississippi, before he moved to Chicago – captured by the Library Of Congress recordings, and featuring some tracks with Muddy on his own, and some with the Son Sims Four! LP, Vinyl record album
(80s gold label pressing.)
12
Muddy Waters —
Blues Man (aka Down On Stovall's Plantation) ... LP Polydor (UK), 1941/
Some of the earliest work ever recorded by Muddy Waters – in Mississippi, before he moved to Chicago – captured by the Library Of Congress recordings, and featuring some tracks with Muddy on his own, and some with the Son Sims Four! LP, Vinyl record album
(60s UK pressing – a nice copy!)
13
Various —
Root Hog Or Die – 100 Years, 100 Songs – An Alan Lomax Centennial Tribute (6LP box set) ... LP Mississippi, 1940s/
A stunning tribute to the great Alan Lomax – the legendary musicologist, historian, and recording engineer who captured so many wonderful American sounds in the 20th Century! Lomax's work has been crucial to both the Library Of Congress and Smithsonian/
(2016 issue. Includes the booklet and individual sleeves.)
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