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More garage finds. I don't know much about early jazz, but apparently Doc Souchon was pretty well known. This 45 is in a cardboard sleeve and is mint condition. I found a couple other 45s as well that he plays on, the records themselves are in good shape but they don't have the benefit of the full cardboard sleeve (just the lousy paper jackets). Would these be valuable to a collector? I have no record player, so I couldn't listen if I wanted to. Makes me wish I had held onto that old orange record player I had as a child! :-)
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