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Lot 2394: 21 Vintage Albums: Bobby Darin, Sarah Vaughan, Brenda Lee, Tony Bennett

Placer Warehouse Auction: Sanborns Sterling, Danish Teak, Turquoise & Pottery · Sold

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Lot 2394: 21 Vintage Albums: Bobby Darin, Sarah Vaughan, Brenda Lee, Tony Bennett
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Placer Warehouse Auction: Sanborns Sterling, Danish Teak, Turquoise & Pottery
Lot Number
2394
Status
Sold
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Opening Bid
$5.00
Accepted Bids
27
Closed
10/15/26 7:31 PM PT

Description

Twenty-one vintage albums of vocal pop, jazz, easy listening and piano music. The vocal records are "The Bobby Darin Story" (Atco); Sarah Vaughan's self-titled album and Lena Horne's "I Feel So Smoochie," both on Lion; Billy Eckstine and Sarah Vaughan's "Sing the Best of Irving Berlin" (Mercury); Brenda Lee's self-titled Decca album; Tony Bennett's "The Movie Song Album" (Columbia); Steve & Eydie's "We Got Us" (ABC) and "Happy Holiday"; Teresa Brewer's "Music, Music, Music"; Barbra Streisand's "Memories"; Carol Hall's "Beads and Feathers"; Rudy Vallee's "Heigh Ho, Everybody"; Haunani Kahalewai's "Haunani" (Capitol stereo); a two-album Mills Brothers set on Pickwick; and the Columbia Special Products compilation "When We Were Young." Jazz and nostalgia titles are the Dukes of Dixieland Vol. 4 and Vol. 11 on Audio Fidelity stereo, the Uptown Lowdown Jazz Band's "Seattle Style" (Ber-Dan, 1986) and "The Naughty 90's" by Joe Brenner and the Music Hall Theatre Orchestra. Also includes the Musical Heritage Society sets "111 Favorite Pieces for Piano," Vol. I (MHS 1901/2/3/4, a four-LP box) and Vol. III (MHS 1907/8), with Hans Kann at the piano. Covers show shelf wear, and two carry handwritten numbers.