5 NM Doc Evans LPs: All 3 Jazz Heritage + Manassas & Gas Light LP Record Album!

Winner receives FIVE (5) extremely Rare Doc Evans LPs, including Vol 1-2-3 of Jazz Heritage's series, starting with : "Jazz Heritage Volume One: Doc Evans' Dixieland Five" on the Jazzology J-85 label from 1980 (Side A Feb. 15, 1949 Northfield, Minnesota, Side B April 5, 1950 Minneapolis, Minnesota), Plus the "Jazz Heritage Volume Two: Doc Evans Plays Blues In Dixieland" Jazzology J-86 from 1980 & "Jazz Heritage Volume Three: Doc Evans Plays In Command Performance" Jazzology J-87 also from 1980 to complete this rare set!!! But that's not all! You also receive the "Doc Evans At The Gas Light" LP on the Audiophile Records label AP-95 from 1988 & the "Manassas Memories 73" on the Fat Cats Jazz FCJ 163 label! All 5 of these records are in Near Mint condition, the album covers are VG+! There's some normal light wear to the covers and record jackets, with a small label on the upper right-hand corner of the outside album covers. The records themselves still all have vivid luster, play all the way through superbly, and are in Near Mint condition or better! AUCTION STARTS AT A SUPER LOW PRICE WITH NO RESERVE. ITEM COMES FROM A SMOKE FREE HOME. SHIPPING IS FREE FOR USA BUYERS! I ACCEPT PAYPAL AND WILL SHIP RIGHT AWAY UPON PAYMENT. CHECK MY RATING AND . I'M NOT SELLING HUNDREDS OF ITEMS, SO I WILL GIVE YOU THE SERVICE YOU DESERVE. YOU CAN EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS, I'M ALWAYS AROUND. GOOD LUCK ON YOUR BID AND BE SURE TO CHECK OUT MY OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE & IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A SPECIAL DIXIELAND JAZZ ARTIST SIMPLY MESSAGE (CONTACT) ME HERE ON EBAY BECAUSE I PROBABLY HAVE IT AND CAN LIST IT FOR YOU!! Songs on "Volume One" with Doc Evans on cornet, Don Thompson on trombone, Johnny McDonald on clarinet & tenor sax, Joyce McDonald & Mel Grant on piano and Doc Cenardo on drums include: Georgia Cake Walk, Raggin' The Chimes, When the Saints Go Marching In, High Society, Mixin' It Up, Eccentric Rag! Side 2: Basin Street Blues, Mel-low Blues, Ballin' The Jack, Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble, Rock Island Rock & Strut Miss Lizzie! Songs on "Volume Two" with Evans on cornet, Al Jekins on trombone, Johnny McDonald on clarinet, Carroll Lee on piano, Willis Sutton on bass & Doc Cenardo on drums on side on with Art Lyons on clarinet, Mel Grant on piano, Buddy Bastien on bass and Micky Steinke joining in on drums on side 2 are: Buddy Bolden's Blues, Sidewalk Blues, Beale Street Blues, Royal Garden Blues, Tishmingo Blues, Jimtown Blues! Side 2: Blues Doctor, Bye Bye Blues, Memphis Blues, Dallas Blues, Singin' The Blues & Weary Blues! Songs on "Volume Three" : Missouri Waltz, I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter, Pack Up Your Troubles, When It's Sleepy Time Down South, Walkin' the Dog & Milenberg Joys! Side 2: Doctor Jazz, Play That Barbership Chord, Ostrich Walk, Panama, Willie the Weeper & Copenhagen! Songs on "The Gas Light" are Panama, Skat De Dat, Creole Belles (the kind that swing - not the king that ring!) & Bienville Blues! Side 2: Big Noise from Winnetka, Two Deuces, Sister Kate & Some Day Sweetheart! Songs on "Manassas Memories 1973" with three sesssions, starting with Doc on trumpet, Wally Garner, Bill Rank, John Eaton, Van Perry, Roger Davison on the first set, Jack Maheu, Walter "Slide" Harris, Bob Hirsch, Perry, George "Butch" Hall, Bob Thompson on the second session and Tommy Gwaltney, Kenny Davern, Danny Williams, Dick Wellstood, Perry, Hall, Cliff Leeman with Doc in the third session include: Georgia On My Mind, At The Jazz Band Ball, Singing The Blues! Side 2: Song of the Wanderer, If I Could Be With You & I Found A New Baby! They said that Doc Evans was a quiet, modest man who could have gone longer without food than music.For over half a century—he never used his first name Paul—Doc made a living by what he called "stealing money for doing what you love." Once when asked about music and money, he said "I once put a hundred dollar bill in my cornet and it ruined the tone."Son of a Methodist minister, he was bor... read more