VTG Decca 45 RPM Record Album W/ 15 Records SEE DESCRIPTION FOR ARTIST/CONDITION
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Description
Good used condition. The album and records do show signs of age and use. See photos and description for more details.
This vintage Decca 45 RPM record album comes with 18 records, featuring various artists and genres such as pop, rock, country, and R&B. The records are in paper sleeves and have a black vinyl material, with a record size of 7 inches. The release title and year are not specified, but the style is singer-songwriter and the genre is a mix of pop and rock, with some children's music and oldies thrown in. The record label is Columbia, and the release format is a single. This item was made in the United States and is perfect for any music lover's collection.
Records included are:
1. Kenny Rogers: Lady and Sweet Music Man, Liberty Records, 1977, Good condition. 2. Maureen McGovern: Carolina Moon and Different Worlds, Curb Records/Warner Brothers, 1979, Good condition. Has spindle insert.
3. Little River Band: Take Me Home and Lady, Harvest/EMI Australia, 1976, Acceptable condition, minor scratches that do not look like they would affect play. 4. Kansas: Hold On and Don't Open Your Eyes, Kirshner/Columbia/CBS Records, 1980, Good condition. 5. Air Supply: Lost In Love and I Don't Want To Lose You, Arista Music, Good condition, 1980, Has spindle insert. 6. Rod Stewart: Better Off Dead and Passion, Riva Music/Warner Brothers, Good condition, 1980, Has spindle insert. 7. Styx: Babe and I'm O.K.,A&M Records, Good condition, 1978. 8. Bonnie Tyler: It's A Heartache and It's About Time, RCA, Good condition, 1978, has spindle insert. 9. Four Jacks and a Jill: Master Jack and I Looked Back, RCA Victor, Fair condition, record has some flaws that may cause skipping and the center hole has a notch. Perhaps a discard or reduced price record, 1967. 10. John Stewart: Comin' Out Of Nowhere and Gold, RSO Records, Good condition, 1978. 11. Eddie Rabbit: Every Which Way But Loose and Instrumental Under the Double Eagle, Elektra Records, Good condition, 1978. 12. The Charlie Daniels Band: The Devil Went Down To Georgia and Rainbow Ride, Epic Records, Good condition, 1979. 13. Melissa Manchester: Don't Cry Out Loud and We Had This time, Arista Records, Good condition, 1978, has spindle insert. 14. Anne Murray: I Still Wish The Very Best For You and You Needed Me, Capital Records, Good condition, 1978, has spindle insert. 15. Air Supply: My best Friend and Every Woman In The World, Arista Records, Good condition, 1980.
I'm an old audiophile so I know what types of blemishes will cause problems playing vinyl. The only one that raised a concern for me was No. 9 above, however, the blemishes are minor and would probably only create a problem on very high end turn tables.
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