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Sold Date:
January 12, 2025
Start Date:
January 5, 2025
Final Price:
$200.00
(USD)
Bid Count:
1
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Buyer Feedback:
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The Aiken County String Band's single "Hard Times Breakdown/Carolina Stompdown" was released on the OKeh record label in 1929. This early country record is a 10" shellac disc with a speed of 78 RPM, featuring black & red labels. The catalog number is 45153, and the vinyl matrix numbers are 81339A C6 & 81340A B4. The paper sleeve has a grading of G, while the record itself is graded as VG+. This piece of music history embodies the sounds of the 1920s country genre, showcasing the artistry of the Aiken County String Band.