THE CUES 45 RPM "WHY" (1956) Capitol F3582 WHITE LABEL PROMO EX
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THE CUES ~ “WHY”
The Cues were Atlantic Records' first (and most prominent) studio vocal group during rock & roll's infancy (circa 1954), but their real claim to fame was their backing support for R&B artists on the Atlantic roster. The Cues may have been the identifiable name by which they would later try and make their mark as a recording group, but during the formidable '50s they went by many different identities: Ruth Brown's "Rhythmakers," LaVern Baker's "Gliders," Big Joe Turner's "Blues Kings," Ivory Joe Hunter's "Ivory Tones," and Carmen Taylor's "Boleros."
RARE 45 RPM Original First Pressing WHITE LABEL PROMO on Capitol Records F3582 Released 1956. Great sound fidelity (see play testing)
This is not a repro, budget “oldies” reissue, or counterfeit.
The Deadwax matrix reads "D1/D1" (the earliest first pressing) and the label states "Promotional Record" which makes this the definitive FIRST PRESS ORIGINAL
Vintage 45 in VG+ condition. (see play testing below)
Please see closeup photos for label condition.
(b/w). Prince of Pauper
PLAY TESTED: Great! Plays Clean,crisp and powerful throughout with strong vocals and no surface noise!
SHIPPING:
INTERNATIONAL: $20.50
U.S. shipping will be $3.99.
We use professional LP mailers and (2) cardboard inserts for added protection. Please email in advance with any questions. Any problems please contact us before leaving feedback.
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