1947 Alvino Rey The Way That The Wind Blows 78 RPM 10 inch Capitol 280 VG
The Alvino Rey 1947 VG 78 RPM 10″ vinyl record on Capitol 280 features the songs «The Way That The Wind Blows» and «California Sunbeam.».
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The Alvino Rey 1947 VG 78 RPM 10″ vinyl record on Capitol 280 features the songs «The Way That The Wind Blows» and «California Sunbeam.».
This classic record, in very good (VG) condition, showcases the artist’s smooth and poignant vocals in a mix of fox trot and jazz styles common during the 1940s. With its black shellac material and English lyrics, this estate-owned release is a treasure for collectors and music enthusiasts looking to enjoy a piece of music history from the United States.
This classic record, in very good (VG) condition, showcases the artist’s smooth and poignant vocals in a mix of fox trot and jazz styles common during the 1940s. With its black shellac material and English lyrics, this estate-owned release is a treasure for collectors and music enthusiasts looking to enjoy a piece of music history from the United States.
The Alvino Rey 1947 VG 78 RPM 10″ vinyl record on Capitol 280 features the songs «The Way That The Wind Blows» and «California Sunbeam.».
Released by International, this single features Christian and 1950s style music, with the record graded as Very Good (VG).
The record is personally graded as Very Good (VG) and has been tested to play nicely throughout.
The record is personally graded as Very Good (VG) and has been tested to play nicely throughout.
This 78 rpm record from 1947 features Al Goodman and Orchestra and is housed in a 10″ shellac format. The release title is «Sweethearts/I Might Be Your Once In A While» and it was released by RCA Victor.
The record is on the ABBEY label, released in 1952 and is made of black Shellac material with a while label. The 10″ disc has been personally graded as Very Good (VG) and should play nicely throughout.
The product is a 1948 Arthur Godfrey 78 RPM 10” Columbia 38066 vinyl record featuring the songs «Slap ‘Er Down, Agin, Paw» and «I’d Give A Million Tomorrows.». This single is classified as an estate-owned edition, with the record grading labeled as Very Good (VG).