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Academy of St. Joseph Group of six programmes, 1946-1949
Brentwood, NY St. Joseph's Academy 1946 First Editions Original Wraps Very Good Octavos Signed by Author(s)
The six programmes are: Commencement Exercises, 22 May 1946, 4pp; The Glee Club presents "Norwegian Nights," 21 November 1948, 4pp, signed by some of the players; The Senior Class presents "Venite Adoremus," A Nativity Play, 19 December 1948, 4pp; Combined Concert by the Orchestras of Bishop Loughlin High School, St. Joseph's Academy [and two more], 3 June 1949, 4pp; Armida Ponce Enrile, Coloratura, 12 June 1949, 1p; The Senior Class presents "Come to the Manger," A Nativity Play, 18 December 1949.
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9.00 USD
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Acuff, Roy and others THE SMOKY MOUNTAIN BOYS: PICTURE ALBUM.
s.l. s.n. circa 1940s First Edition Original wraps Very Good
This booklet contains five full-page illus from photographs with white borders, designed to be removed and framed for display. 10.75" x 8.25" Captions for the five photographs are printed inside the cover: (1) Roy, Rachael and Pete (Oswald) Kirby in Studio Rehearsal; (2) "Pap" (Joe Zinkan) in State Costume; (3) Jimmie Riddle, with his Harmonica and Accordion; (4) "Pap" and his Jug Band; (5)Roy Acuff and the Smoky Mountain Boys and Girls Visiting the Old Home Place.
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19.00 USD
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Allen, Donald E., editor RENFRO VALLEY KEEPSAKE.
Berea, Kentucky Renfro Valley Enterprises 1940 First Edition Original Wraps Near Fine
48pp; illus throughout from photographs, map. This is a well-illustrated history of the Renfro Valley Barn Dance, first heard from Cincinnati Music Hall over radio station WLW in 1937. By 1939, a big barn had been built in Renfro Valley, Kentucky, to accommodate the popular country group, as shown in this souvenir book. Also described and shown is the Renfro Valley Settlement. Lyrics and music to a few songs are present as well. 10.5" x 7.75" The Renfro Valley family of performers included: Slim Miller, Lily May Ledford, The Coon Creek Girls, A'nt Idy Harper, Uncle Juney, Little Clifford, Judy Dell, Dwight Butcher, The Mountain Rangers, The Crusaders, Homer and Jethro, The Randolph Sisters, Ricca Hughes, Jerry Byrd, Harmonica Bill Russell, The Pineridge Boys, Granny Harper, Red Foley, Whitey Ford, and a few others.
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24.00 USD
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American Folk Publications COWBOY SONGS: Greatest Collection--Folk, Hill-Billy, Western Songs-- Number 31, Jan-Feb 1954 [songbook].
Derby, CT American Folk 1954 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Very Good
32pp; text illus from photographs. Printed on green-toned newsprint; few signs of light use. 12.75" x 9" Contains the lyrics to 96 cowboy songs as well as brief features on Rex Allen, Cowboy Copas, Duke of Paducah, Hawkshaw Hawkins, Ferlin Huskey, Pee Wee King, Minnie Pearl, Jean Shepard, Tex Williams, and others.
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16.00 USD
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Armstrong, Louis SATCHMO: LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS ALL-STARS. Third British Tour. Souvenir Programme.
London Harold Davison 1962 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Fine
16pp; full-page and text illus from photographs. Notes on the performers, including "Satchmo Returns," by Benny Green. 10.5" x 8.25" The musicians: Louis Armstrong, Trummy Young, Joe Dariensbourg, Billy Kyle, Billy Cronk, Danny Barcelona, Jewel Brown. Near the end of this programme is a two-page spread of photos and text devoted to Gerry Brown's Jazzmen. Also present is a full-page ad for Erroll Garner's first British tour.
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68.00 USD
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Bailey Brothers PUBLICITY PHOTOGRAPH OF THIS BLUEGRASS DUO PERFORMING OVER RADIO STATION WWVA.
Wheeling, West Virginia Radio Station WWVA 1953 Original edition Fine
This 10" x 8" glossy photo shows the Bailey Brothers in white dinner jackets and string ties, playing mandolin and guitar, standing behind a WWVA microphone. Written on the back in pencil: "1953 / Radio Corral / Charley & Danny / Bailey." Born in Happy Valley, Tennessee, the Bailey Brothers became extremely popular radio singers in the late 1940s and early 1950s. By 1953 when this photograph was taken, they were headlining in the WWVA Wheeling Jamboree. It is said that they were then a more popular bluegrass group than Bill Monroe and his boys.
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28.00 USD
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Barson, Michael (compiler) RIP IT UP! Postcards from the Heyday of Rock `n' Roll
NY Pantheon Books 1989. 1989 0679727396 / 9780679727392 1st Edition Soft Cover
Pictorial stiff-paper covers and contents in fine condition. 8" x 5.5" (66)pp Contains a one-page introduction by Barson and 32 large postcards. The pictures include album covers, concert programs, movie posters, etc., tracing the early history of rock and roll from Louis Jordan in 1946 to The Ronettes in 1963. The back of each card contains descriptive text. All cards are intact. Illustrated by 32 large, full-color cards. First Edition. Binding is original wraps.
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11.00 USD
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Basie, William "Count" COUNT BASIE AND HIS ORCHESTRA. Souvenir Programme.
London Harold Davison Circa 1965 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Very Good
16pp; full-page and text illus from photographs. Notes on the performers by Benny Green. 10.5" x 8.25" The musicians: Count Basie, Albert Aarons, George Cohn, Harry Edison, Eugene Goe, William Hughes, Grover Mitchell, Harlan Floyd, Richard Boone, Marshall Royal, Charlie Fowlkes, Eric Dixon, Robert Plater, Sal Nistico, Freddie Green, Norman Keenan, Rufus Jones. Dated circa 1965 because the late, great saxman, Sal Nistico, was still in the band. At the end of the program are ads for two Teddy Wilson concerts and the only concert in England by the Charles Lloyd Quartet.
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Beatles VOICI LES BEATLES: Cover story in the January, 1963 edition of "Top Realites Jeunesse."
Paris Regie Presse 1964 First Edition Original Wraps Good +
The Beatles piece occupies three of the 66 pages in this issue and includes two photos of the four together as well as individual photos and brief, personal profiles of each. Other topics in this magazine for French youths include movie stars, sports, teen life, etc. 7.75" x 5.25" On January 15, 1964, the Beatles traveled to France and performed for three weeks at the Paris Olympia. On February 7th, they arrived at Kennedy Airport for their first appearance here (Ed Sullivan Show, February 9th), and Beatlemania took the US.
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23.00 USD
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