Single from Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians – Lombardoland – A Collection Of Guy Lombardo’s Favorites. Here’s still another photograph of the band during that very first recording session in Gennett’s Cleveland studio – March 10th, 1924.
One of the first Okeh recordings by classically trained Baritone Royal Dadmun (1884-1964). Royal Dadmun (vocalist : baritone vocal). with Reed Miller In two songs by Frederic Field Bullard (Not the Rudy Vallee Stein Song).
Label: Decca – 3890. GUY LOMBARDO with his Royal Canadians from his great album – Lombardoland – A Collection Of Guy Lombardo’s Favorites. Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians – Sweethearts On Parade / After The Ball.
Sleeves are in vg+ shape.
Artist: Roy Buchanan. Roy’s Bluz. Title: Live From Austin, TEXAS (Royal Blue Vinyl). Format: Vinyl LP. Record Label: New West Records. Genre: Blues.
1961 VINYL ALBUM.
JOHNNY WINTER – THE PROGRESSIVE BLUES EXPERIMENT – VINYL LP LP-12431
The Johnny Winter Progressive Blues LP-12431 Stereo Imperial Vintage 1969 LP Vinyl is a classic piece of music history. This first pressing from 1969 features the legendary artist Johnny Winter delivering his blend of progressive and rock music in stereo format. The 12″ vinyl record is in near mint condition, housed in a cardboard sleeve with the original cover art intact. A must-have for collectors and music enthusiasts looking to experience the sounds of the 1960s in all their glory, this vintage LP is a rare gem from the United States.
The JOHNNY WINTER The Progressive Blues Experiment Imperial LP 12431 vinyl album is a 12″ record featuring experimental blues music by artist Johnny Winter. Released on the Imperial records label, this LP is a must-have for fans of blues music. The blue-colored vinyl is in very good (VG) condition, perfect for collectors looking to add a unique piece to their music collection. At 33 RPM, this LP offers a high-quality listening experience for any vinyl record enthusiast.
The product is a vinyl LP titled «The Progressive Blues Experiment» by Johnny Winter, released under Imperial Records in the 1960s. The album features high-fidelity sound in stereo, with a blues rock style. Produced by Johnny Winter and Rim Kelley, this 12″ record is in very good plus condition and comes in its original cardboard sleeve. This classic album is a must-have for any collector or fan of the blues genre.