[78-L] 78's at "Sally Ann"

[Don Chichester]

In my experience, if there are more than one shop in an area, donations are divided among the SA shops, Goodwill, et al.  So it pays to make the complete rounds, if possible.

Don
 
> From: stevenc at interlinks.net
> To: 78-l at klickitat.78online.com
> Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2010 16:29:28 -0400
> Subject: [78-L] 78's at "Sally Ann"
> 
> 78's seem to turn up at our local SA thrift shop about once a year or so; if 
> I'm not
> lucky enough to see/buy them the day (or so) after they are dumped in with 
> the
> gazillion or so LP's, all I usually find are pieces! Found two 
> to-day...oddly enough
> both of jazz interest. Only the two...no fragments to suggest there had been 
> others...?!
> 
> First was a UK Parlophone...from the "Second New Rhythm Series" (#9/#10).
> Two sides from Louis Armstrong & his Orchestra; first was a master pressing
> but the second didn't look to be such... m#405063=3/405167=B.
> 
> Second is Prestige 835; two sides by Reinhold Svensson and Quintet 
> ("Nevertheless"/
> "I Guess I'll Have To Dream the Rest").
> 
> One wonders...were these two favourite discs set aside by some 
> recently-deceased
> jazz lover...or two discs from a much larger jazz collection? If the latter, 
> then what
> happened/will happen to the remainder? Already landfill bound (then how did 
> these
> two get missed?!)...or set aside for eventual profitable sale? I know there 
> is a story
> involved...just no idea what it IS...?!
> 
> Steven C. Barr 
> 
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