Blind Lemon Jefferson Rare First Press London AL Vinyl Record 1954 #3508

Own a remarkable piece of blues collecting history with this likely first pressing of The Folk Blues of Blind Lemon Jefferson, issued by London Records in 1954 as part of the celebrated Origins of Jazz series (Catalog No. AL 3508). Produced in England and pressed on the original green London label, this early 10-inch LP helped introduce a new generation of listeners to the groundbreaking recordings of Blind Lemon Jefferson, one of the most influential figures in American country blues. Featuring classic performances including “Shuckin’ Sugar Blues,” “Broke and Hungry,” “Lonesome House Blues,” and “Jack O’ Diamonds Blues,” the album preserves Jefferson’s pioneering guitar style and expressive vocals from his landmark 1920s recordings. Original 1950s blues LPs remain highly sought after by collectors, and examples from the Origins of Jazz series are especially desirable for their historical significance and limited production. A standout addition to any blues, folk, roots music, or vintage vinyl collection. Good vintage condition, minor wear consistent with age and use.

 Dimensions: 10” x 10”