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Adams, Rusty PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF RUSTY ADAMS AS KOKO, THE COUNTRY CLOWN
Nashville Buddy Lee Attractions Circa 1971 Original edition Fine
Black and white, showing head and shoulders of Koko in clown make-up. 10" x 8" Rusty Adams toured as Koko with Grand Ole Opry stars, Webb Pierce and Earnest Tubb. He grew up around Sarasota, Florida, the summer home of Barnum and Bailey Circus, where he learned to dress as a clown and did jokes on country shows. Adams wrote a song with Jimmy Day, titled "Birds Fly South," recorded by Willie Nelson.
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Beecher, A.P., photographer TWO CABINET CARD PHOTOS OF LITTLE GIRLS IN TURN-OF-THE-CENTURY OUTFITS
Wilmington, DE A.P. Beecher, Photographer 1890 Very Good
Full-length portraits. The little girls (4 or 5 years old) are posed, each resting an arm on a table covered in tapestry cloth, flanked by a drapery. One wears a dress with leg o'mutton sleeves and inset bodice; her blonde hair is done in bangs with a side curl. The other girl wears a sombre dark dress and headpiece; her dark hair is curly and she carries a basket. 6.5" x 4.25" Charming.
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30.00 USD
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Belle, Gloria PROFESSIONAL, FULL-COLOR PHOTOGRAPH OF GLORIA BELLE: American country singer with the Jimmy Martin show.
Circa 1970s Original edition Fine
Gloria Belle is posed in a western-style dress, chording her guitar. 10" x 8" Jimmy Martin worked with Bill Monroe at the Grand Ole Opry, sang lead and mc'd Bill's road shows for five years, before he formed The Sunny Mountain Boys in 1953. "Gloria Belle launched her musical career in the foothills of East Tennessee where bluegrass roots run deep. She made her first appearances on WBIR Television in Knoxville in the early 1960's and was a regular member of the Cas Walker show. Her first singing partner was Danny Bailey of the legendary Bailey Brothers. Gloria performed in Maggie Valley, North Carolina at Ghost Town with such artists as Raymond Fairchild, the `King of the Smoky Mountain Banjo Pickers.' Gloria moved to Nashville, Tennessee in the late 1960's where she became a member of Jimmy Martin's Sunny Mountain Boys..." [from the Gloria Belle website].
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Brickley, Shirley and others SIGNED, PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF AMERICAN R&B VOCAL GROUP "THE ORLONS" -- THEN & NOW: Million Sellers--"I'll Be True"; "Come On Down"; "Knock Knock"; "Don't Hang Up"; "The Wah Watusi"; "Spinning Top"; "South Street"; "Rules Of Love"; "Mr. Twenty-One"; "Crossfire"; "Baby"; "Not Me".
Philadelphia, PA Orlons Original edition Very Good Signed
Two black-and-white group portraits, showing the original Orlons of 1962, and the "now" Orlons of the 1970s, signed by all four members of the latter group. Written on the back are home and work telephone numbers for Steve [Caldwell]. 8" x 10" The Orlons were a mixture of school friends and neighbors hailing from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The quartet was comprised of Shirley Brickley (born December 9, 1944), Steve Caldwell (born November 22, 1942), Rosetta Hightower (born June 23, 1944), and Marlena Davis (born October 4, 1944). Later, Audrey Brickley replaced Rosetta Hightower.
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Brown, Jim Ed PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF JIM ED BROWN: American country singer.
NY RCA Records Circa 1970s Original edition Very Good
Close-up, head-and-shoulders studio portrait on photo paper. Part of bottom margin cut away, no loss of image. 10" x 8" Born in Sparkman, Arkansas in 1934, Jim Ed Brown recorded for RCA with his sisters, Bonnie and Maxine, 1954-1967. They joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1963. Jim Ed first hit the charts as a solo artist in 1965, won a CMA award with Helen Cornelius as Vocal Duo of the Year 1977, hosted TNN's talent show in the 1980s, &c.
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12.00 USD
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Clovers PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CLOVERS: Popular Rhythm & Blues Do-wop Group of the 1950s.
NY Shaw Artists Corp. Circa 1950s Original edition Very Good +
10" x 8" glossy photo by James J. Kriegmann, NY, captioned "The Clovers - Personal Mgr. Lou Krefetz" and showing Bill Harris holding a Vega guitar. The group formed in 1946 at Armstrong High School in Washington, D.C. Their break came in 1950, when they were introduced to Lou Krefetz, who became their manager. They signed to New York's Rainbow Records and released one single, "Yes Sir, That's My Baby" backed with "When You Come Back To Me". Soon after, Krefetz brought them to Atlantic Records' Ahmet Ertegün. They were signed to Atlantic in 1951, Bill Harris was added as their guitarist, and the expanded group's first appearance came in February of that year at the Apollo Theater.
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45.00 USD
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Cone, William R. MEMORIAL OF THE CLASS OF 1830, YALE COLLEGE By the Class Secretary [with] An Appendix to the Original Memorial.
Hartford Published by class alumni 1885 First Edition Original cloth Very Good Signed
pp: iv, 156; 2 original photographs. 9.5" x 5.75" Presentation copy to Hon. George G. Barclay of Philadelphia, a member of the class of 1830, inscribed and signed by Cone. Bound at the back are two original, sepiatone photographic images, each 4.5" x 8" with tissue guards. On pages 155-156 of the text, Cone explains: "Meeting at the Class Secretary's, September 30 and October 1, 1885. James B. Cone being somewhat of an amateur photographer, it was proposed that photographs of those present should be taken upon the piazza, and the two accompanying groups [portraits] were the result of the experiment. The group of gentlemen consists of Barnard with his luxuriant white beard, Loomis, Andrews, and Bissell, all standing, with Comstock in front of Bissell, and Cone next, the two last seated. The group of ladies consists of Mrs. Andrews, whose face is in profile, Mrs. Cone and Mrs. Bissell, all seated, with Miss Eva Comstock standing between the two last, and Mrs. James B. Cone behind Mrs. Andrews, the group being guarded on the right and left by Comstock and Cone standing, Comstock uncovered and Cone with hat on, both, however, being wholly unconscious that they were within the field of the camera." This is a very readable, first-person account of the early days at Yale, beginning with the author's matriculation in 1826.
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100.00 USD
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Daniels, Charlie SIGNED, PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF CHARLIE DANIELS: Country and southern-rock singer and songwriter.
s.l. Epic 1991 Original edition not bound Fine Mike Rutherford, photographer
Publicity photo-portrait, 10" x 8", signed in black felt-tip ink. Charlie Daniels , born at Wilmington, North Carolina in 1936, began writing and performing in the 1950s. As a Nashville session musician, he played on albums recorded by Johnny Cash, Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, and others. He is perhaps best known for his country hit, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia." Daniels was welcomed into the Grand Ole Opry in 2008.
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35.00 USD
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Daniels, Charlie SIGNED, PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CHARLIE DANIELS BAND
Nashville Sound Seventy Circa 1974 Original edition Fine
8" x 10" glossy, showing three members of the band on horseback and three standing. Signed in black ballpoint ink. This Epic publicity photo shows Tom Crain, Fred Edwards, Taz DiGregorio, Charlie Hayward and Charlie Daniels, who founded the Charlie Daniels Band in 1972. Bassist Charlie Hayward and keyboardist Joe "Taz" DiGregorio were original members of the group. Charlie Daniels, an accomplished fiddler, guitar player and songwriter, had earlier played on several Bob Dylan albums and on Ringo Starr's "Beaucoups of Blues" (1970). His band had its first hit album with Fire on the Mountain (1974), which went gold within months of its release and was later certified platinum. Saddle Tramp, released in 1976, also went gold. Three years later, Daniels had his major hit, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," named the Country Music Association's Single of the Year.
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75.00 USD
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