THE VIBRATONES Money/Side Winder WISCONSIN ROCKABILLY SURF ROCK 45 rpm HEAR Cuca

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THE VIBRATONES - MONEY/SIDE-WINDER [CUCA 1073]

Label: Cuca 1073 Titles: "Money" & "Side-Winder" Year: 1962
Local Wisconsin garage rock group The Vibratones consisted of R. Roznowski on vocals, J. Schroeder & J. Maas on guitar, R. Bader on Piano, R. Leigh on Bass and G. VanSistine on drums. Released in 1962, the group takes Barrett Strong's soul classic "Money (That's What I Want)", co-written by Berry Gordy, and gives it a rockabilly treatment. The flip side is a pure rockabilly classic. The instrumental "Side-Winder".
The label has no label wear. There are no stickers on either side, and there is no writing. The vinyl has minimal signs of playwear, and nothing that impacts play. You can listen to the actual record here.
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