Bobby Hackett And His Orchestra - The Hackett Horn (LP, Comp) (Near Mint (NM or M-))
Bobby Hackett And His Orchestra - The Hackett Horn (LP, Comp) (Near Mint (NM or M-))
Media Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve Condition: Near Mint (NM or M-)
Country: US
Released: 1968
Genre: Jazz
Style: Dixieland, Swing, Big Band
Comments:
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Notes:
Original 1938-1940 Recordings Electronically Re-Channeled for Stereo Gatefold cover. Released in Mono as EE 22003 A product of Epic® Records • *T.M. of Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. Manufactured by: Epic Records, CBS, Inc., 51 W. 52 Street, New York City. A1 - Leo Feist, Inc., 1918; Recorded New York, February 16, 1938, (M 756-1) Vocalion 4047. A2 - MCA Music, A Div. of MCA, Inc., 1922; Recorded New York, February 16, 1938, (M 757-1) Vocalion 4142. A3, A4 - American Academy of Music, Inc., 1938; Recorded New York, March 10, 1938, (M 776-1 & M 778-1) Vocalion 4062. A5 - American Academy of Music, Inc., 1938; Recorded New York, November 14, 1938, (M 916-1) Vocalion 4499. A6 - American Academy of Music, Inc., 1932; Recorded New York, November 4, 1938, (M 917-1) Vocalion 4565. A7 - Harms, Inc., 1916; Recorded New York, November 4, 1938, (M 918-1) Vocalion 4499. A8 - Mills Music, Inc., 1928; Recorded New York, November 4, 1938, (M 919-1) Vocalion 4565. B1 - Harold Orlob, 1939; Recorded New York, April 13, 1939, (WM 1017-A) Vocalion 4806. B2 - Anne-Rachel Music Corp. & Mills Music, Inc., 1928; Recorded New York, April 13, 1939, (WM 1018-A) Vocalion 4877. B3 - Dorsey Bros. Music, 1938; Recorded New York, April 13, 1939, (WM 1019-A) Vocalion 4806. B4 - World Music Corp., 1930; Recorded New York, April 13, 1939, (WM 1020-A), Vocalion 4877. B5 - Mills Music, Inc. & Ed H. Morris & Co, Inc., 1923; Recorded New York, July 17, 1939, (WM 1050-A) Vocalion 5375. B6 - Leo Feist, Inc., 1918; Recorded New York, July 17, 1939, (WM 1051-A) Vocalion 5198. B7 - Leo Feist, Inc., 1918; Recorded Los Angeles, January 25, 1940, (LA 2126-B) Vocalion 5493. B8 - Mills Music, Inc., Warock Music, & Fred Fisher Music Co., Inc., 1920; Recorded Los Angeles, February 1, 1940, (LA 2129-C) Vocalion 5493. B7 & B8: Horace Heidt Presents Bobby Hackett Tribute to Bix Beiderbecke. All selections are ASCAP.
A1. At The Jazz Band Ball
A2. That Da-Da Strain
A3. Jammin' The Waltz
A4. Clementine
A5. Blue And Disillusioned
A6. (I Don't Stand) A Ghost Of A Chance (With You)
A7. Poor Butterfly
A8. Doin' The New Low-Down
B1. That's How Dreams Should End
B2. Ain't Misbehavin'
B3. Sunrise Serenade
B4. Embraceable You
B5. Bugle Call Rag
B6. Ja-Da
B7. Clarinet Marmalade
B8. Singin' The Blues (Till My Daddy Comes Home)
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout EE 22004-1
Matrix / Runout EE 22004-1
Matrix / Runout AD-EE-22004-1
Matrix / Runout AA-EE-22004-2
Manufactured By Epic Records
Manufactured By CBS Inc.
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Onze producten worden beoordeeld aan de hand van de Goldmine standard:
Mint (M)
Brand new, never played, never used and mostly sealed.
Near Mint (NM)
VINYL: The record is nearly perfect and can have very minor signs of wear. Hairlines/scuffs and very little wear can appear on the vinyl.
COVER: The cover looks close to perfect with only minor signs of wear.
Very Good Plus (VG+)
VINYL: The record is in nice condition but can have some signs of use. Some background noise/pops might be there but this will not overpower the music and total music expierence.
COVER: The cover looks in nice condition with only small signs of use or other imperfections (bumped corners) etc. pricestickers and writings can be present.
Very Good (VG)
VINYL: The record has some marks, scuffs or (light) scratches. These can cause some surfacenoise or background noise. Overal a ‘VG’ record is strongly used but in ‘acceptable’ condition.
COVER: The cover has some signs of use. The corners or edges can be damaged. Tears or little damagespots (f/e sticker rip off) can be present.
Good or Good Plus (G / G+)
VINYL: The record can be played without skipping. The record will have significant surface noise, scratches and visuable groove wear.
COVER: The cover has strong signs of use. Seams splits or strong damagespots can be visuable.
Poor or Fair (P / F)
VINYL: Record is cracked or badly warped. The record can’t play normally without skipping. Mostly people only buy Poor or Fair records for the collection. Not for playing.
COVER: The sleeve is heavy damaged.
Generic
COVER: Generic means a neutral sleeve so not the original picturesleeve!Geen video beschikbaar.