Not often, but it has happened for a few like Hank Ballard and Freddie King. Still, they're right up there with Atlantic and Chess for labels whose artists could most use the Bear Family treatment. Complete Wynonie Harris, Roy Brown, Moon Mullican?
A very rare cd with Moon Mullican.Includes complete seesions recorded for this producer: MOON MULLICAN - Seven Nights To Rock - CD - Import - **BRAND NEW/STILL SEALED** | eBay
This cd was in production a very short time.Maybe that is why it is expensive?very hard to find this CD now.I got mine in 2004 There are now 4 cd releases with Moon Mullican,Westside records had plans for releasing all of Moons recordings on King records.What happened to Westside records?
A new one from Willie Nelson coming soon with contributions from Richard Weize: https://lightintheattic.net/releases/4194-things-to-remember-the-pamper-demos
I just ordered the colored vinyl release from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Things-Remem...pID=51EQdnpoorL&preST=_SY300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch I also bought this one on Ebay: Willie Nelson - "And Then I Wrote" vinyl LP Ltd. Colored Vinyl - Jackpot Records | eBay I like the early recordings from Willie best. A good day for a record collector. Thanks for the headsup
Just found out i got this on cd bought about 30 years ago. Willie Nelson - "And Then I Wrote" vinyl LP Ltd. Colored Vinyl - Jackpot Records | eBay
Ace and Westside both released two discs of Mullican's King recordings. The Westside CDs are chronological and presumably complete through 1950, while the Ace comps seem more scattershot. I just have the Ace CDs, but I'd like to get the Westside ones as well. All four are now out of print. Do we have any Moon experts who know if the Ace discs contain his complete 1950-1956 King output? Links to all four: Moon Mullican, honky tonk pioneer, appreciation thread No idea what happened with Westside. It was one of numerous subsidiaries of Demon Records, which is in turn owned by the BBC. Many of Westside's compilations still haven't been supplanted by other labels 20 years later, and sell for big bucks as a result. I pity anyone trying to hunt down Betty Harris' Soul Perfection Plus or Zeb Turner's Tennessee Boogie & Jersey Rock nowadays.
Oh my goodness, isn't the sound on this box set fantastic? Wow, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, Twilight Time, and so many others just sound so full and rich, like I have never heard them before. Definitely one of my favorite Bear Family box sets in my vast collection.
The cheapest I've seen this with the guitar case since it was released. It's limited to something like 88 editions worldwide. Chuck Berry-Any Old Way You Choose It- Deluxe Gitarrenkoffer Edition Bear Family | eBay
I seriously wonder of anyone has a complete Bob Wills Tiffany collection. I bought several dozen rare ones from a private dealer years ago, a number that still haven't been released commercially, but they were transferred from discs that weren't in the greatest condition, and while certainly listenable, they don't sound like the Real Gone set (which upgraded a dozen or so of my rarities). I have more than 300 confirmed Tiffanys but I know there are even more. I actually wrote to Bear Family around the time they did their Columbia Wills box and asked if they had any thought of doing a Tiffanys box. I got a response saying they would love to do it, but that they couldn't get 'em from the rights holder.
Several years ago Country music hall of fame recieved a big box/package with unopened/unplayed Tiffany records from someone that worked at the studio where these was recorded.There was not much more information then this.
A cheap Bobby Bare cd,very hard to find.Maybe the price is wrong?Look here it is great music https://www.amazon.co.uk/Real-Thing...&refinements=p_n_binding_browse-bin:382528011
Vol. 27 was released before 26. According to the release dates on Amazon, anyway - so maybe 30 will come in due time.
A store in Boston recently had the Chuck Berry set for $150, but I would expect it is gone. For $1400, I would want not only Chuck Berry's autograph, but Buddy Holly's as well.
I wonder what a Buddy Holly autograph would go for? Surely wouldn't be many of those around. That set is priced at double the original was. Being only 88 produced with the Guitar Case, it's probably a great investment. I read somewhere, apparently Paul McCartney has one in his stash.
While this is one of my favorite bits of dialogue in television history, I'm not sure what it means in this context.