Really Old Records

Name: Really Old Records
Address: Natick, MA, 01760, US
Telephone: (508) 686-6698
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Really Old Records (www.reallyoldrecords.com) is a great source for an eclectic selection of LPs, CDs, 45s, and especially for 78 RPM records.

Shipping old records safely worldwide since 1998.

10/18/2025

HANK WILLIAMS - H***Y TONKIN' - 1954 MGM E242, Scarce First Press 10" LP. Issued 3 years after Hank Williams' tragic death at age 29 this 10-inch LP contains 8 of his classic hits.
Available here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/167867286995

10/15/2025

JAMES P. JOHNSON - Early Harlem Piano - 1954 Riverside RLP 1011, 10" LP, and Volume 2 Riverside RLP 1046. Amazing recordings of piano rolls made by pianist/composer JAMES P. JOHNSON between 1917 and 1926.
Available here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/167839441490 and here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/406293205496

10/05/2025

JELLY ROLL MORTON - Classic Jazz Piano, Vol. 1 - 1954 Riverside RLP 1038, 10-inch LP.
Stomping, Swinging, Mesmerizing Solo Piano Jazz by New Orleans Legend Jelly Roll Morton, recorded over 100 years ago, in July 1923 and June 1924, in Richmond, Indiana for the Gennett label.
Available in my eBay Really Old Records store: https://www.ebay.com/itm/406263271072

10/04/2025

RAIL DYNAMICS - Cook Laboratories Sounds of Our Times 1070, Red Vinyl 10-inch LP. Recorded on Rainy Nights during the Fall of 1950 along the tracks of the New York Central Near the P*ekskill, NY Station, this LP holds the Sounds of most types of Engines used by the Great New York Central Railroad 75 years ago. Available here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/406258678097

10/02/2025

1955 Cook Laboratories 1089 10-inch LP featuring pianist RED CAMP. "Red Camp the self-proclaimed "fugitive piano smasher from 52nd Street," plays mad jazz piano on this 1955 release. Born in West Texas, he describes his music as being caught in the war between the "Moldy Figs" (jazz purists) and Be Boppers (a more modern style). On this album Camp is accompanied by Chet Rupe on guitar and Arley Cooper on bass on 5 of the 8 tunes and he plays solo piano on the other 3”. - from Amazon. Recorded in Corpus Christi, Texas, circa 1954. This album, titled Upright, is subtitled on the back cover as "Mad Music for Tea-Time in Texas". Available in my eBay store at: https://www.ebay.com/itm/406256146935

03/19/2025

ARTHUR PRYOR’s BAND on 1-sided 1906 Victor Grand Prize 4586 - Vanity Fair March.

1906 issue; recorded in New York, November 23, 1905.

A rousing performance of "Vanity Fair March", composed by Arthur Pryor.

Available here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/405668563470

02/13/2025

1930s Vintage 10-inch RCA Manufacturing Company Sleeves intended for for RCA Home Recordings.

01/05/2025

EDISON 50478 (1918) - Whistling C**n / The Colored Recruits. EDWARD MEEKER and EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE Co. performing Whistling C**n / GOLDEN and HEINS - The Colored Recruits. 1918 issue; recorded in New York, January 16 and February 1, 1918. Both sides are real productions, with jokes, conversations, sound effects and songs. They originate in the unfortunate era of so-called “darkie” humor.

11/17/2024

P*erless Orchestra on 1916 Edison 50381 (Vertical Cut) - Christmas Morning With the Kiddies (Descriptive) / Toy Shop Symphony (Descriptive). Recorded in New York, September 19, 1916, just in time for Christmas. Available in Very Nice V++ Condition in the current auction at Venerable Music (venerablemusic.com).

10/27/2024

EDISON 50452 (1917) - U.S. Army Bugle Calls, Parts 1 & 2 - NICE Original Sleeve!

S. W. Smith, U.S.N. and Bugle Squad performing U.S. Army Bugle Calls, Parts 1 & 2. Recorded in New York, August 1, 1917.

The Original Edison Sleeve is specific for this record with descriptions and a list of the Bugle Calls on each side. The sleeve is in remarkable condition with no seam splits, writing or fraying. Printing is clear and sharp on both sides although they would not photograph that way.

Great record, recorded in the year that U.S. troops were sent to Europe to fight in World War 1.

10/10/2024

JAZZ DANCE - 1954 Jaguar EP-801, 45 RPM Double EP from Roger Tilton Film Soundtrack - Introduction :: Jazz Blues / Ballin’ the Jack / Royal Garden Blues / When the Saints Go Marchin’ In. Recorded at "Central Plaza", New York, May, 1954 with Jimmy McPartland (cnt) Jimmy Archey (tb,vcl) P*e Wee Russell (cl) Willie "The Lion" Smith (p,vcl) Pops Foster (b) George Wettling (d).

08/03/2024

GLANTZ Orchestra on 1922 Okeh 4476 - Georgia Rose / Weep No More My Mammy. Wonderful 102 year old dance band record in EXCELLENT E condition.

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