78 RPM - Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers - Black Bottom Stomp / The Chant - Victor - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers
Label:	Victor
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	20221
Date:	5 Nov 1926
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	7 Own
Price Guide:	$49
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PRICE GUIDE

$49

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers	Black Bottom Stomp	Jelly Roll Morton	Rate
B	Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers	The Chant	Mel Sitzel	Rate

Notes

Personnel:
George Mitchell (cornet); Kid Ory (trombone); Omer Simeon (clarinet); Jelly Roll Morton (piano, leader); Johnny St. Cyr (banjo); John Lindsay (bass); Andrew Hilaire (drums).

A mx. BVE-36239-2; B mx. BVE-36241-3.
Both sides recorded at the Webster Hotel, Chicago, IL, September 15, 1926.
Cutout date: 1931.
(DAHR) (doctorjazz.co.uk)

The Talking Machine World, Nov 15, 1926, page 159: Advance Record Bulletins for December, 1926: List for November 5.

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Comments and Reviews


xiphophilos 31st Oct 2020		Regardless what anyone paid for it, this is great music! A side: B side:



jago125 31st Oct 2020		I was lucky enough to obtain the disc pictured for £9.99 at auction in clean undamaged E- condition. Nobody else placed a bid! (For 1926, Victor's sound recording is amazing).



Mike Gann 31st Oct 2020		@soultwinz As far as discogs, I don't put too much stock in what they have to say. The only time I reference discog is if I need information from a label that we don't have on this site. You are welcome to visit my profile page as my credentials. I don't really have any further comments to make here.



soultwinz SUBS 31st Oct 2020		Mike ..it's just one crazy price.. there's lots of sales info available for this record..they too are facts... and the fact is in today's market I very much doubt you'd get nearly 400 quid for this record.. in mint or not ..you really should do a more general search before placing valuations and tbh.. for this particular site it's not really a good feature..leave that to discogs



Mike Gann 31st Oct 2020		The value placed on this record (yes, I am responsible), means that this record has attained this price before. That doesn't mean that if you find an E copy at an estate sale that you can expect to get rich. No matter how ridiculous it is, those are the facts.



soultwinz SUBS 30th Oct 2020		indeed a proper mint copy of this would be pushed to sell for $100..and there is plenty of sales info available for lower condition copies going for far far less..



xiphophilos 5th Mar 2020		Added Oakland pressing labels. And no, I didn't have to pay anything near $231 for my VG copy, but exactly what the record goes for on Discogs. ;-)