Sam Morgan's Jazz Band made arguably the best recordings by a black band in New Orleans in the 1920s, and this seems to be the scarcest of the four original issues by them. This copy looks pretty bad (one could make a case for "Sing On" to be G+ visually), but both sides still have a lot of music left in them and play with only mild to moderate distortion and some crackle (MP3 available on request). Scratches and scuffs about as expected on a record with this grade, and there is a long dig on "Sing On" that someone filled in over 40 years ago with an unknown substance, but it renders the dig quite playable and it only causes a thump for about 11 grooves.
