TERRY NOLAND BRUNSWICK COLLECTIBLE LP
  $   216

 


$ 216 Sold For
May 22, 2005 Sold Date
May 15, 2005 Start Date
$   6 Start price
20   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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ALL OF MY RECORDS ARE FROM A PERSONAL AND PRIVATE COLLECTION WHICH I HAVE MAINTAINED SINCE 1955.  I HAVE DECIDED TO SELL THEM NOW WHILE THEY ARE STILL IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. 

TERRY NOLAND COLLECTIBLE ALBUM IN VG+ CONDITION FROM 1957!

THERE ARE NO TEARS ON THE COVER

NO CREASES OR OTHER DAMAGE

Terry Noland born in Abilene, Texas in 1938 moved to Lubbock as a child. He attended the same school as Buddy Holly, and like Holly, most of his Brunswick records were produced by Norman Petty in Clovis, New Mexico. Ten Little Women, the first and inarguably the best of these was coverd by Louis Prima's sidekick Sam Butera. (Hypnotized, on the flip was covered by the Drifters who had the only hit with it). Noland's second single, Patty Baby, sold well in New York where he appeared at the bottom of the bill on Alan Freed's 1957 Holiday of Stars show at the Brooklyn Paramount.

Nowadays, Noland sells a delightful booklet containing pix of hims with all the acts. As he quickly realized, Noland bested Holly in looks but little else and after a disagreement with Petty, he moved to the westcoast to begin a career outside music (although he and Petty reunited for a single on Apt in 1961). He married a woman who didn't like the music business and reverted to his real name, Terry Noland Church. After a spell at nightschool, he became a structural engineer before moving to Oklahoma City to begin a lucrative career in real estate development.


ORIGINAL SLEEVE

VERY VERY GOOD CONDITION!

YOU WON'T FIND A BETTER ONE TO ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION!

BID ON MY RECORD NOW!



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