(52) VINTAGE 7" 45 RPM VINYL RECORDS

$ 25

$ 25 Sold For

Nov 18, 2019 Sold Date

Nov 15, 2019 Start Date

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Description

Vintage

Lot of (52) 7" 45 rpm Single Vinyl Records

Lot Includes:

(conditions included)

The Marcels ~ blue moon/goodbye to love ~ Colpix 186 ~ EX
Amos Milburn ~ rum and Coca-Cola/soft pillow ~ Aladdin 3363 ~ VG+
Shep & the Limelites ~ gee baby, what about you/everything is going to be alright ~ Hull 753 ~ VG-
Big Daddy ~ walking her home/where in the world ~ Gee 1051 ~ VG-
The Dynatones ~ the fife piper/and I always will ~ HBR 494 ~ VG
The Beltones ~ swingin' little chicky/please try to understand me ~ Itzy #1 ~ VG+
The Angels ~ til/a moment ago ~ Caprice 107 ~ VG
Linda Scott ~ I've told every little star/3 guesses ~ Canadian American 123 ~ VG+
The Contrails ~ mummy walk/someone ~ Diamond 213 ~ VG
The Soul-mates ~ I get a feeling/I want a boyfriend (girlfriend) ~ Era 3109 ~ VG+
The Volumes ~ I love you/dreams ~ Chex 1002 ~ VG
The Blue Bells ~ I sold my heart to the junkman/I've got to let him know ~ peak 7042 ~ VG-
The Crystalettes ~ Billy my Billy/just think of me ~ Crystalette 753 (promo) ~ VG-
The Chimes ~ summer night/once in a while ~ Tag 101/2 ~ VG
Sylvia ~ pillow talk/my thing ~ Vibration 521 ~ VG+
The Belmonts ~ diddle-dee-dum/farewell ~ Sabina 507 ~ VG+
The Cordells ~ laid off/the beat of my heart ~ Bargain 5004 (white label promo) ~ VG-
Ella Mae Morse ~ I'm gone/sway me ~ Capitol 3759 (white label promo) ~ EX
The Blue-Belles ~ I sold my heart to the junkman/itty bitty twist ~ Newtown 5000 ~ VG+
Circuit Riders ~ swing along/world of shadows ~ Sheratune 1031 ~ EX
GC Camaron ~ don't wanna play pajama games/don't wanna play pajama games ~ Mowest 5036 (red vinyl/white label promo) ~ EX
George Soule ~ baby please me/I'll take care of you ~ Fame 191 (white label promo) ~ EX
The Drifters ~ Saturday night at the movies/Spanish lace ~ Atlantic 2260 ~ EX
The Jackson 5 ~ ABC/the young folks ~ Motown 1163 ~ EX
The Champs ~ tequila/Jorgen Ingmann ~ Apache ~ Eric 267 ~ NM
The Surfaris ~ surfer Joe/wip out ~ MCA-2703 ~ NM
Henhouse Five Plus Too ~ classical cluck/in the mood ~ Warner Bros. 8301 ~ NM
Tony Camillo's Bazuka ~ dynomite part 1/dynamite part 2 ~ A&M 1666-S ~ NM
The Byrds ~ turn turn turn/8 miles high ~ Columbia 13-33097 ~ NM
Boney M ~ daddy cool/Lovin or leavin ~ Atco 7063 ~ EX
Labelle ~ Space children/Lady marmalade ~ Epic 50048 ~ EX
Carole King ~ jazzman/you go your way, I'll go mine ~ Ode 66101 ~ EX/VG+ (picture sleeve)
The Kodoks ~ Mister Magoo/Love wouldn't mean a thing ~ Wink 1006 ~ EX
Neil Sedaka ~ that's when the music text me/standing on the inside ~ Rocket 40426 ~ NM
The System ~ it's passion (mono)/it's passion (stereo) ~ Mirage 4061 (white label promo) ~ NM
The Go-Gos ~ beatnik beach/vacation ~ IRS 9907 ~ NM
Toronto ~ why can't we talk/your daddy don't know ~ Network 69986 ~ NM
Wilton Place Street Band ~ I love Lucy theme/you don't even know who we are ~ Disco Lucy IS-078 ~ EX
Art of Noise ~ do Donna do/close (to the edit) ~ Island 99754 ~ EX/EX (Picture sleeve)
All Sports Band ~ Young girl/young girl (with audience) ~ Radio 4071 (promo) ~ EX/EX (Picture sleeve)
Stacy Lattisaw ~ don't throw it all away (mono)/don't throw it all away (stereo) ~ Cotillion 47011 (promo) ~ NM
Byron MacGregor ~ americans/The Westbound Strings ~ America the beautiful ~ Westbound 222 ~ EX
Wings ~ Live and let die/I lie around ~ Apple 1863 ~ NM
The Delegates ~ funky butt/convention '72 ~ Mainstream 5525 ~ EX
Niko ~ a friend of Johnny's/a friend of Johnny's (Niko orchestra) ~ Mainstream 5540 ~ NM
Tommy Roe ~ dizzy/the you I need ~ ABC 11164 ~ NM
Deodato ~ Peter Gunn/Amani ~ MCA 40631 ~ EX
The New Vaudeville Band ~ Winchester Cathedral/wait for me baby ~ Fontana 1562 ~ EX
First Class ~ Beach baby/both sides of the story ~ UK 49022 ~ NM
The Royal Guardsmen ~ It kind of looks like Christmas/Snoopy's Christmas ~ Laurie 3416 ~ EX
The Partridge Family ~ somebody wants to love you/I think I love you ~ Bell 910 ~ EX
Barry Manilow ~ Copacabana (short version)/Copacabana (long version) ~ Arista 0339 ~ EX

Condition:

See above for details. Some have picture sleeves (conditions included where applicable).

Record Grading

Mint (M): Absolutely perfect in every way, never played, possibly even still sealed.

Near Mint (NM): A nearly perfect record. The record should show no obvious signs of wear. The jacket should have no creases, folds, seam splits or no other noticeable similar defect. No cut-out holes or cuts. Also, the same should be true of any other inserts, such as posters, lyric sheets, etc.

Excellent (EX): Generally better than VG+ but not as good as a near mint record as described above. The label has no owner names, stickers, ring wear or spindle marks. The vinyl has barely visible scuff marks and no scratches. One side may even be closer to near mint while the other side closer to VG+. The jacket has no cut-out marks (punch holes, saw cuts, etc.) and no writing (owner's name, stickers, etc.), also, there is little or no wear and was most likely protected by an outer sleeve. Also, the jacket may have some or most of the original shrink wrap.

Very Good Plus (VG+): Shows some signs that it was played and otherwise handled by a previous owner who took good care of it. Record surface may show some slight signs of wear and may have slight scuffs or very light scratches that don't affect one's listening experience. May have slight warp that does not affect play or sound. The label may have some ring wear or discoloration, but barely noticeable. The center spindle hole is not misshapen by repeated play. Picture sleeve or LP inner sleeve has some slight ring wear, lightly turned up corners, or a slight seem split. LP jacket may have some slight signs of wear and may have cut-out/punch holes or saw cuts, indicated that it was taken out of print and/or sold at a discount..

Very Good (VG): Many of the defects found in a VG+ record will be more pronounced in a VG record. Surface noise will be evident during playback, especially during soft passages and during a song's intro and fade but will not overpower the music otherwise. Has noticeable groove wear, may have light scratches (that could be deep enough to feel with a fingernail) that will affect the sound. Labels may have writing, or have tape or stickers (or their residue) attached. The same may be true of picture sleeves or LP jacket covers.

Good (G): Good does not mean Bad! The record can be put onto a turntable and be played through without skipping, but it will have significant surface noise and scratches and visible groove wear. A jacket or sleeve will have seam splits, especially at the bottom or the spine. Tape, writing, ring wear or other defects will start to overwhelm the object.

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