Teresa Brewer
Does anyone have any idea about the worth of old 78′srecords.I have 43 of well known artists and have no idea.
Artists like Benny Goodman, Al Jolson, Frankie Lane, the Show parade 1946-47 consisting of Oklahoma, Annie get your gun, St. Louis woman, Call me Misty, Finain’s Rainbow Carousel that is in a box set, Gene Autry, Teresa Brewer, Vic Damon, Hoagy Carmichael (3 record in case), Dick Kuhn, Jo Stafford, Eddie Fisher, Gene Autry, Carman Miranda and the Andrew Sisters,Tiny Hill, Arthur Godfrey, Tiny Bradshaw, Joe Turner, Bunny Paul, Earl Bostic, and many more. All of them are in very good condtion. They either have the record cover or they are in an old phono album. If someone could help me out I’d appreciate it. My neighbor who passed away at the age of 87 gave them to me and I have no knowledge of the 78′s records
A lot depends on condition, whether it’s a first issue and lots of factors. What you need to do first is to lern how to grade the condition and Goldmine magazine has books on this subject. Go to Krause.com and click on records and look over their books.
Teresa Brewer – “Gonna Get Along Without you now” the original
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The Four Complete Historic Ed Sullivan Shows Featuring the Beatles $5.99 A great concept: The Beatles appeared four times on CBS’ The Ed Sullivan Show, and while one is tempted to skip through this collection to watch only the Fab Four’s 20 performances, there is historic value in seeing Sullivan’s complete programs. With America reeling from the murder of a popular president, JFK, less than three months prior, the Beatles’ Sullivan debut on February 9, 1964, ushered a… |
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Best of $4.18 ‘the Best of Teresa Brewer’ features her Big Hits Alongside a Number of Pleasant Surprises. Among These Surprises Are Tracks Making their Debut on CD: ‘longing for You’ and ‘get Along Without You Now’…. |
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Her Very Best $9.08 18 tracks recorded for the ERA label – the last sessions were recorded in March of 1956. Featuring THE WAYWARD WIND…. |
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The Metropolitan Opera – La Boheme (Puccini ) [VHS] $4.00 The first recording of Puccini’s La Bohème to be issued on DVD is the best visual treatment of this opera that anyone’s ever likely to see. Director Franco Zeffirelli always seems to have television in mind when he directs an opera production, and his orientation toward visual impact and acting skills comes across effectively. Teresa Stratas (Zeffirelli’s soprano of choice in one unforgettable pr… |
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Ed Sullivan: Four Complete Historic Shows Beatles [VHS] $3.99 A great concept: The Beatles appeared four times on CBS’ The Ed Sullivan Show, and while one is tempted to skip through this collection to watch only the Fab Four’s 20 performances, there is historic value in seeing Sullivan’s complete programs. With America reeling from the murder of a popular president, JFK, less than three months prior, the Beatles’ Sullivan debut on February 9, 1964, ushered a… |
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The Veritas Project: Hangman’s Curse [VHS] $12.90 … |
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Hangman’s Curse $5.36 At Rogers High School, several students have nearly been killed by being hanged. Who is behind these attacks…and why? Could it be the ghost of Able Frye, a boy who killed himself 10 years earlier? The Springfields, a family of investigators, are called in to find the answers. This fright film with a religious message stars David Keith, Mel Harris, and Douglas Smith and is based on a novel by Fra… |
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Abbott & Costello: Colgate Comedy Hour $1.99 3 Colgate Comedy Hour Shows… |
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The Writings of Teresa de Cartagena (Library of Medieval Women) $22.95 `This affordable, engaging and important translation of Teresa de Cartagena’s works significantly expands and enriches the current canon of medieval women writers.’ ANNE CLARK BARTLETT, DePAUL UNIVERSITY Teresa de Cartagena was born in Burgos in about 1415-20, into a powerful family of Jewish origin. All we know of Teresa comes from her work: she was deaf and not physically strong, she was a nun, … |
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The Endless Knot: Essays on Old and Middle English in Honor of Marie Borroff $99.00 The essays include studies of Old English language and early Anglo-Saxon scholarship, Middle English prosody and style, Chaucer, the Pearl-poet, Langland, and Gower. Many of them focus on the poetics and historical matrix of fourteenth-century literature, with special attention to its craft and style. M. TERESA TAVORMINA is Professor of English at Michigan State University; R.F. YEAGERis Professor… |
