Sold Date: December 21, 2015
Start Date: December 14, 2015
Final Price: $51.00 (USD)
Bid Count: 6
Seller Feedback: 43
Buyer Feedback: 173

Hattie Hudson

“Doggone My Good Luck Soul” & “Black Hand Blues”

 Recorded in 1927 ~ Columbia 14279-D

2-B-7 145338 & 2-B-1 145339

Record Condition:

All records are and have been stored in a climate controlled environment in special shelving made for these records. Some records may have a grade noted on them or their sleeve, this may or may not be the current grade of the record, since Jim passed away almost three years ago and had been in a nursing home for several years prior to that. We have not played any records we list, visual description only.

Plain sleeve, a nice label with few needle marks on it. The record is black with some shine, groove wear and gray. It has many small light scratches and a needle run on “Black Hand Blues” near beginning of play at 9:00 area. On the other side across the top and around the right side is multiple needle runs/trails and something on the record ? like repair places.  Sells as is, no return. SEE PICTURES!

pAY FOR BY nOON cdst MONDAY THRU FRIDAY AND It SHIPS SAME DAY! (Excluding Holidays and weekends)

Contact us with any questions!  Buyer pays shipping (your choice: USPS Media Mail or USPS Priority) and insurance is required for anything over $50, ask for an invoice before you pay. I will combine shipments so if you are waiting for other auctions to end please let me know. No refunds for lost or damages if you do not include the required insurance.

Buyer is purchasing this record based on visual appearance description by seller and pictures. Record(s) is not graded and has not been played to determine quality of sound and its ability to be played. Lyons Trust makes no representation that this record is 100% playable. We strive for 100% satisfaction and try to describe the item to the best of our knowledge and provide you with various pictures, we are not experts and may miss something in the written description because this record has considerable wear, multiple defects. Therefore it is selling as is condition no return, view the pictures carefully, ask questions and I will be glad to answer you. If you have an issue, please let us know the problem and we will do our best to work something out to your satisfaction.

The records are packed with the utmost care, with approximately 3” of packaging peanuts above and below, the record(s) is secured in between two layers of cardboard on each side, then wrapped in bubble wrap, extra cardboard is placed In the bottom and very top of the box. We want you to receive your purchase undamaged, not in pieces!

This item is part of an extensive collection and is offered for sale by the James Lyons Trust, Frank E. Bysfield Trustee. Jim was a serious record collector and spent years searching for them. He had an insatiable appetite for Traditional Jazz and could not stop buying. In his lifetime it is unknown as to how many Jim actually acquired, inventoried record collection is over 20,000 records. Plus there is sheet music, reels, cylinders, cassettes and CD’s. In addition to the records he has a collection of nearly 3,000 books and publications, IAJRC Journal, Storyville Magazines, various memorabilia, show bills, concert programs, photos, and other ephemeras. Over 600 books with copyrights dated from 1867 – 1959.

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