Camp Red (5 results)

[0-672-52036-2] [1977], 1st printing. (Hardcover) Very good plus in very good dust jacket. 342pp. Top edge stained blue, illustrations. There are very minor tape stains on the top and bottom edges of the boards, and the back panel of the dust jacket has been damp and is slightly wrinkled. Contributors include Tom W. Blackburn (Deadman's Derringers), Tom W. Blackburn (Flatwheel Draws the Line), Frank Bonham (Good-By, Mimbres Kid), Walt Coburn (The Line Camp Terror), Cliff Farrell (Boss of Buckskin Empire), Bennett Foster (Col. Colt Buys a Border Herd), Murray Leinster (By the Guns Forgot), Murray Leinster (Hell Trail Pilgrim), Murray Leinster (Teetotal and the Six-Gun Spirits), John D. MacDonald (The Corpse Rides at Dawn), Roy M. O'Mara (Bearhide's Moonshine War), Roy M. O'Mara (Crazy Springs' Write-In Vote), Tom Roan (Gun-Devil of Red God Desert), James Shaffer (The Long Arm of the Law), Clifford D. Simak (Trail City's Hot-Lead Crusaders), Charles W. Tyler (The Parson of Owlhoot Junction). (Fiction, Western Fiction).

Rotterdam, 1991. 64 blz. Karton, stofomslag. - Stofomslag licht beschadigd en met sticker.

Rott., 1990. 115 pag. Geïll. (enkele in kleur). Kart.

Broschiert. 160 S. Kaum sichtbare Gebrauchsspuren, Zustand sonst tadellos. Niederländisch und Englisch. Versand aus Deutschland. - Very slight wear on covers, otherwise in excellent condition. Dutch and English. Book ships from Germany. 9789056626549 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 886.

(Original, printed score). Quarto. 15 pages. Original, illustrated Softcover. Good condition with some signs of external wear. Several stains on front cover. Includes the following: Strolling / Torch Song / Ballad / Barber Shop Blues / Whistle Stop / Steel Band Mambo / Spindrift. "Red Camp was born in the storied border townn of Laredo, Texas. At the age when his friends were trying out for the football team Red was on the road, playing with any outfit that would have him. He played boom towns and tent shows, border towns and riverboats, wherever the jazz trail led, from New Orleans' saloons to New York's raucous 52nd Street. Although Red worked with and for such greats as Jack Teagarden, Paul Whiteman, Mugsy Spanier, Miff Mole and Pee Wee Russell, it remained for Bob Crosby to discover that Red couldn't read a note of sheet music. This discovery led to a parting of the ways - a parting, ultimately beneficial to the devotees of the jazz piano. Red decided to start from scratch. After ten years on the road, he enrolled in the University of Texas as a freshman piano student. Four years later, with his BA in his pocket, Red did a three years stint with Uncle Sam's Army bands. He achieved a Master's Degree working his way through Columbia University where he studied under Dr. Harold Morris, the eminent American composer, and after additional work at Juilliard, Red returned to his home State to head the Laredo Junio College's Music Department. In 1951 Red opened his own studio in Corpus Christi. Red's forays from his studio headquarters frequently lead to recording sessions and concerts all over the United States as well as to such out-of-the-way places as Trinidad, Venezuela and Puerto Rico." (Publisher) Sprache: english.