CONDITION: EXCELLENT -- nice clean record from GLADYS PALMER on two 1947 recordings for the MIRACLE label, then producing very fresh sounding R&B and Uptown blues -- here with "STRANGEST FEELING" and "YOUR ALONE" on a 10" 78 rpm MIRACLE 130 -- please see photos for overall condition--Gladys Palmer began performing professionally while still in high school and was enjoying a long run at Atlanta’s Biltmore Hotel when she was discovered by J. Mayo Williams and Dave Kapp of Decca Records. They brought her to Chicago to record a solo session in 1935. From 1942 to 1946, Palmer was based in Hollywood, though she made trips to Chicago from time to time. She returned to the Windy City in time to produce Miracle’s first national hit, “Fool That I Am” as the vocalist on the Floyd Hunt Quartet session in late 1946--the ballad went to  #3 on Billboard’s Race Jukebox chart in the fall of 1947 and Miracle brought her back into the studio on several occasions as 1947 wound down, recording much of her active repertoire, but much of her work for Miracle has never seen release -- here probably she is backed by MEMPHIS SLIM and his HOUSE ROCKERS.

• Features: Vintage 10-inch shellac, clean label, original pressing, includes new poly-lined sleeve.

• Packaging: Ships in 1 business day via USPS Media Mail in a new 12x12x4 box with cardboard stiffeners and paper fill. Combined shipping available for multiple records.

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