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Philip Lewis - The Philip Lewis Rhythm Maniacs Volume 2. 1929 (LP, Comp)

Condition:
Media:  Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve:  Very Good Plus (VG+)

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M (Mint) – Unplayed, still sealed in original packaging.

NM (Near Mint) – Played a few times, no defects; cover almost like new.

VG+ (Very Good Plus) – Light signs of use, plays excellent; minimal cover wear.

VG (Very Good) – Clearly used, audible noise or clicks; worn cover.

G (Good) – Heavily played, noise likely; cover with visible damage.

Generic – Original cover missing, record comes in a generic sleeve.

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Genre: Jazz, Pop

Tracklist:
A1. Philip Lewis And His Dance Orchestra - Diga Diga Doo
A2. The Rhythm Maniacs - Little Pal
A3. Philip Lewis And His Dance Orchestra - Red Hair And Freckles
A4. The Rhythm Maniacs - Why Can't You?
A5. The Rhythm Maniacs - Come On Baby
A6. The Rhythm Maniacs - Come On Baby
A7. Philip Lewis And His Dance Orchestra - He's A Good Man To Have Around
A8. Philip Lewis And His Dance Orchestra - He's A Good Man To Have Around
A9. Philip Lewis And His Dance Orchestra - Orange Blossom Time
B1. Philip Lewis And His Dance Orchestra - Tiger Rag
B2. Philip Lewis And His Dance Orchestra - Tiger Rag
B3. Philip Lewis And His Dance Orchestra - Red Hair And Freckles
B4. The Rhythm Maniacs - I'm Feathering A Nest
B5. The Rhythm Maniacs - I'm Feathering A Nest
B6. The Rhythm Maniacs - That's How I Feel About You
B7. Philip Lewis And His Dance Orchestra - Sweetness
B8. The Rhythm Maniacs - Raisin' The Roof
B9. The Rhythm Maniacs - Raisin' The Roof



 



General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):

Recording locations and dates, original mx. and cat. nos., publishers:
A1: London, July 20, 1929; DJ-2-2; Decca Test; Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.
A2: London, August 22, 1929; DJ-19-2; Decca F-1523; Campbell Connelly/Redwood Music
A3: London, August 22, 1929; DJ-20-2; Decca F-1539; Francis, Day and Hunter
A4: London, August 23, 1929; MB.414-1; Decca F-1523; Chappell Music Ltd.
A5: London, August 23, 1929; MB.415-1; Decca Test; Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.
A6: London, August 23, 1929; MB.415-2; Decca F-1528; Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.
A7: London, August 23, 1929; MB.416-1; Decca F-1541; Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.
A8: London, August 23, 1929; MB.416-2; Decca F-1541; Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.
A9: London, September 11, 1929; DJ-40-3; Decca F-1540; SBK United Partnership/Redwood Music
B1: London, September 11, 1929; DJ-43-1; Decca Test; B.Feldman & Co. Ltd.
B2: London, September 11, 1929; DJ-43-3; Decca F-1540; B.Feldman & Co. Ltd.
B3: London, September 14, 1929; DJ-20-3; Decca Test; Francis, Day and Hunter
B4: London, September 25, 1929; MB.487-1; Decca F-1542; Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.
B5: London, September 25, 1929; MB.487-2; Decca Test; Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.
B6: London, September 25, 1929; MB.488-2; Decca F-1543; Campbell Connelly
B7: London, September 25, 1929; MB.489-1; Decca F-1543; SBK United Partnership
B8: London, September 25, 1929; MB.490-2; Decca Test; Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.
B9: London, September 25, 1929; MB.490-3; Decca F-1542; Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd.

 

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