Jacques Renard and His Cocoanut Grove Orchestra 10" 78RPM Record 21601 Victor

$ 2.11

Format: Record Record Grading: VG++ Artist: Jacques Renard and His Cocoanut Grove Orchestra Catalog Number: 21601 Record Size: 10" Release Title: Sweet Ella May / There'll Never Be Another You Vinyl Matrix Number: 45655 / 45656 Genre: Jazz/Dance Band Record Label: Victor Talking Machine Co. Speed: 78 RPM Country of Origin: United States

Description

Jacques Renard and His Cocoanut Grove Orchestra 10" 78RPM Record 21601 Victor. The distinctive Victor label with the iconic "His Master's Voice" logo adds to its authenticity and collector appeal. No broken 78's here! G: Basically only used for 78's. I consider this to be a filler record and will usually only list G records if they are harder to find. This vintage 10-inch 78 RPM shellac record features Jacques Renard and His Cocoanut Grove Orchestra, a notable ensemble from the early 20th century. Released by Victor Talking Machine Co., label number 21601, this record presents two classic tracks: "Sweet Ella May" (Fox Trot) with vocal refrain by Johnny Marvin on side A, and "There'll Never Be Another You" (Waltz) on side B. Both songs showcase the lively orchestral style and charming vocals that characterize the era's dance music. Pressed by Victor, known for its high-quality orthophonic recordings, this record is a collectible item for fans of vintage jazz and dance band music. The distinctive Victor label with the iconic "His Master's Voice" logo adds to its authenticity and collector appeal. This 78 RPM 10" shellac disc is a fine example of early American popular music recordings and an essential addition for any serious collector of historic records. Check Out Our NEW Listings Every Week!! Packaging with the most Care! No broken 78's here!! We package our 78's with peanuts, fillers and bubble wrap in a 12 or 14 inch box. Grading is as Follows Mint: No visable marks, unplayed condition NM: May have a mark or 2 but super clean VG++: May have light marks and scratches, nothing that catches, still smooth VG+: A degree down, meaning more marks and more noise with play but still an enjoyable listen VG: Heavy marking, nothing deep, no skips G: Basically only used for 78's. Very Heavy marking, heavy noise, can still hear the song through the noise and plays with no skips. I consider this to be a filler record and will usually only list G records if they are harder to find. All grading is subjective to a point but if for any reason you unsatified with a purchase we are more than happy to process a return and a full refund. We do not give partial refunds.