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Lot 2399: 25 LPs: Dick Dale Surfers' Choice, Sarah Vaughan, Clooney & Ellington, Basie

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

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Lot 2399: 25 LPs: Dick Dale Surfers' Choice, Sarah Vaughan, Clooney & Ellington, Basie
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Placer Warehouse Auction: Sanborns Sterling, Danish Teak, Turquoise & Pottery
Lot Number
2399
Status
Sold
Hammer / Price
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Opening Bid
$5.00
Accepted Bids
20
Closed
10/15/26 7:32 PM PT

Description

Twenty-five LPs, mostly jazz and vocal: Rosemary Clooney and Duke Ellington's "Blue Rose" and "Sarah Vaughan in Hi-Fi" on Columbia, "All Time Favorites by Sarah Vaughan" on Mercury Wing, "The Great Sarah Vaughan" on Harmony, Count Basie and Jimmy Rushing's "Basie's Basement," the Bob Brookmeyer Quintet's "Traditionalism Revisited" on World Pacific, George Lewis' "Jazz Funeral at New Orleans," and two on Biograph, "Black & White Piano Ragtime" and Ruth Etting's "Hello Baby." Also three BYG Archive of Jazz LPs: Johnny Dodds, Freddy Keppard, and New York and Chicago Jazz. Pop and vocal titles include Eydie Gorme's "Guess Who I Saw Today," "The Great Girl Singers," The Easy Riders' "Marianne" and the "Never on Sunday" soundtrack. Other titles include Dick Dale and His Del-Tones' "Surfers' Choice" (Deltone LPM 1001), Chet Atkins' "Nashville Gold," Roy Clark and Buck Trent's "Banjo Bandits," José Melis' "Tonight," "Freddie Hall Plays the Gay 90's," "101 Strings Play the Blues," Georges Montalba's "Fantasy in Pipe Organ and Percussion," "Everything You Always Wanted to Hear on the Moog" and "Good Morning World."