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LAWSON'S HAWAIIANS Drowsy Hawaiian Moonlight (Champion 16551, 1933) 78 RPM Record

A: Drowsy Hawaiian Moonlight
B: When the Flowers Are Blooming in the Spring

WESLEY BLAND What'cha Gonna Do, Do Now (Champion 15643, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: What'cha Gonna Do, Do Now
B: LEE DENTON : How About Me?

JERRY WALLACE Little Miss One (Allied 5015, 1954) 45 RPM Record

A: Little Miss One
B: EDDIE OLIVER AND THE OLIVER TWISTERS : Petrillo

BOB DYLAN Self Titled (Columbia CS-8579, Stereo, 1962) 33-1/3 Record Album

First pressing matrix numbers: SIDE 1, SM-55621-1E and SIDE 2, XSM-55622-1F

CHICLET DANCE ORCHESTRA Little Old Clock On the Mantel (Regal 9693, 1924) 78 RPM Record

A: Little Old Clock On the Mantel
B: IMPERIAL DANCE ORCHESTRA: Follow the Swallow

THE BEATLES Yesterday and Today Butcher Cover First State Mono LP (Capitol T2553, 1966)

To many, it's the holy grail of Beatles collectibles, the First State "Butcher Cover," the original cover of the Beatle's US release, Yesterday and Today. Many a serious collector of Fab Four memorabilia have diligently searched for even a tattered copy of this rarity that was pulled from record store shelves in the US almost immediately after the album's release in 1966, ordered to be destroyed, and be replaced by the more subdued "Trunk Cover" version. Millions bought the second version, but few managed a copy of the infamous original.



ELTON BRITT In a Little Inn Way Out in Indiana (Melotone 6-11-52, 1937) 78 RPM Record

A: In a Little Inn Way Out in Indiana
B: Sod Buster With Jug Handle

SIR MACK RICE Love Sickness (Stax 220, 1967) 45 RPM Record

A: Love Sickness
B: I Gotta Have My Baby's Love

JUDEE SILL Ridge Rider (Asylum 11002, 1972) 45 RPM Record

A: Ridge Rider
B: Lamb Ran Away With The Clown

CHUCK WOOD Baby You Win (Roulette 7004, 1968) 45 RPM Record

A: Baby You Win
B: I've Got My Love Light Shining

JUANITA ROSE Pillow Filled With Tears (Chart 1400, 1966) 45 RPM Record

A: Pillow Filled With Tears
B: Drop The World In My Arms

HAROLD "SCRAPPY" LAMBERT Like a Breath of Springtime (Brunswick 4556, 1929) 78 RPM Record

A: Like a Breath of Springtime
B: When the Real Thing Comes Your Way

MORRIS MILLS No More Slippin' Around (4 Star 1348) 45 RPM Record

A: No More Slippin' Around
B: Don't Walk Upon My Broken Heart

ART LUND Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue (MGM 10258, 1947) 78 RPM Record

A: Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue
B: You Call Everybody Darling

JACK WEBB Try A Little Tenderness (Warner Brothers 5003, 1958) 45 RPM Record

A: Try A Little Tenderness
B: You'd Never Know The Old Place Now

BROADWAY BROADCASTERS With a Song in My Heart (Romeo 1015, 1929) 78 RPM Record

A: With a Song in My Heart
B: AL ALBERTS & HIS ORCHESTRA: Who Ya Gonna Fool?

WILLIE BOBO Fried Neckbones And Home Fried (Verve 10400, 1966) 45 RPM Record

A: Fried Neckbones And Home Fried
B: 1-2-3 (Uno, Dos, Tres)

JUDY WEST Nashville Wives (Starday 906, 1970) 45 RPM Record

A: Nashville Wives
B: Yes, I Know That I'm Alive

BING CROSBY That Tumble Down Shack in Athlone (Decca 28048, 1951) 78 RPM Pop Record

A: That Tumble Down Shack in Athlone
B: Two Shillelagh O' Sullivan

THE BLOSSOMS Good, Good Lovin' (Reprise 436, 1965) 45 RPM Record

A: Good, Good Lovin'
B: That's When The Tears Start

TONY JOE WHITE Black and White (Monument SLP-18114, 1969) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

(7-69, #51) On this LP, as well as the 45, the song "Polk Salad Annie" starts with Tony saying ".

SKEETER SIMS (A. BERNARD) I Ain't Afraid of Nothin' That Walks (Regal 955, 1921) 78 RPM Record

A: I Ain't Afraid of Nothin' That Walks
B: DONALD BAKER: Oh Boy I Found a Baby for Me

LONE STAR RANGER Pappy's Buried On the Hill (Jewel 5904, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: Pappy's Buried On the Hill
B: Eleven More Months And Ten More Days

JEANNIE C. RILEY Harper Valley PTA (Soundtrack Version) (Plantation PL-173, 1978) 45 RPM Record

A: Harper Valley PTA (Soundtrack Version)
B: I've Done A Lot Of Living Since Then

B.B. KING How Do I Love You (RPM 490, 1957) 45 RPM Record

A: How Do I Love You
B: You Can't Fool My Heart

FRANKIE SANCHEZ Let's Walk Through The Ruins (Charta 153) 45 RPM Record

A: Let's Walk Through The Ruins
B: There's Something About You

JOHN HARTFORD California Earthquake (RCA 47-9668, 1968) 45 RPM Record

A: California Earthquake
B: Mouth To Mouth Resusitation

DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE CLUB The Littlest Outlaw (DBR61, 1955) 10" 78 RPM Record Album

Vintage Official Mickey Mouse Club The Littlest Outlaw 78 RPM "Story-Teller" Record Album #DBR61. Measures 10" in diameter. Produced by Simon & Schuster, Inc. (c) 1955 Walt Disney Productions.

ACE FREHLEY Ace Frehley (Casablanca NBLP 7121, 1978) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

(10-78, #26) Solo LP by Kiss guitarist, released simultaneously with solo LPs by the three other members.

HILLTOP INN ORCHESTRA Oh You Lulu Belle (Champion CH15080, 1926) 78 RPM Record

A: Oh You Lulu Belle
B: HICKORY KNOLL PAVILLON KINGS: Could I, I Certainly Could

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 1ST CAFETERIA BAND Rhapsody For Knives, Forks And Spoons - Part 1 (Amy 870, 1962) 45 RPM Record

A: Rhapsody For Knives, Forks And Spoons - Part 1
B: Rhapsody For Knives, Forks And Spoons - Part 2

ELVIS PRESLEY Good Rockin' Tonight (Sun 210, 1954) 45 RPM Rockabilly TRUE FIRST PRESSING

Elvis Presley. Sun 210. Rockabilly. Original 7 inch 45 RPM vinyl record circa 1954. Good Rockin' Tonight coupled with I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine. Dead wax matrix numbers: 1-131-45 72 delta1123 and 1-130-4 high- 72 delta1122. True rare West Coast First Pressing with push marks, Ray Brown writer credit, and correct dead wax numbers.

TRUE first pressings of this rare record have writer credit wrongly given as RAY Brown instead of Roy Brown. Also, the rarer WEST COAST PRESSINGS have PUSH MARKS and a DELTA TRIANGLE and NUMBER (see dead wax numbers above as an exact example of first pressing dead wax numbers).

With Elvis' second Sun release, his Rock and R&B sides emerged further, especially on "Good Rockin' Tonight," a song first released in 1947 by Roy Brown, and covered by many artists over the years -- none quite like the King's rendition.

DAVE MASON Satin Red And Black Velvet Woman (Blue Thumb 7117, 1971) 45 RPM Record

A: Satin Red And Black Velvet Woman
B: Shouldn't Have To Took More Than You Gave

DANNY SCHOLL In My Dream World (National 9119) 45 RPM Record

A: In My Dream World
B: I'm Gonna Live Till I Die

GORMAN'S SUNDODGERS Sweetheart of Sigma Chi (Challenge 759, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
B: GORMAN'S SUNDODGERS: Let's Make Love in the Moonlight

HUTCHENS BROS (MCGEE AND WELLING) Where the Gates Swing Outward Never (Champion 15649, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Where the Gates Swing Outward Never
B: HUTCHENS BROS (MCGEE & COGER): He Included Me

FRANK MUNN (TENOR) Nazareth (Brunswick 2959, 1925) 78 RPM Record

A: Nazareth
B: FRANK MUNN AND MALE CHORUS: Oh, Come All Ye Faithful

MACEY AND SMALLE Shut the Door (They're Coming Through the Window) (Champion 15849, 1929) 78 RPM Record

A: Shut the Door (They're Coming Through the Window)
B: MACY & SMALLE: Oh What a Pal Was "whoozis"

VERNON DALHART Lucky Lindy (Romeo 390, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: Lucky Lindy
B: Lindbergh, the Eagle of the U.S.A.

ROY COLLINS DANCE ORCHESTRA Dreamboat (Oriole 1462, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Dreamboat
B: BILLY JAMES DANCE ORCHESTRA: Oh Boy ! What a Girl

GRANDPA JONES I Don't Know Gee From Haw (King 890, 1950) 45 RPM Record

A: I Don't Know Gee From Haw
B: Grandpa's Getting Married Again

ASA MARTIN AND JAMES ROBERTS Give My Love to Nellie, Jack (Melotone 12391, 1932) 78 RPM Record

A: Give My Love to Nellie, Jack
B: FIDDLIN' DOC ROBERTS TRIO: The Pine Tree On the Hill

VARIOUS ARTISTS Mad "Twists" Rock & Roll (Dunes 12-1305, 1962) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

(7-62, #108) Issued in mono only, but was reportedly issued previously on RCA in stereo.

FREDDY MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA The Broken Record (Brunswick 7591, 1935) 78 RPM Record

A: The Broken Record
B: FREDDY MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Too Much Imagination

CHAMPION DANCE KINGS Don't Ever Leave Me (Champion 15863, 1929) 78 RPM Record

A: Don't Ever Leave Me
B: I May Be Wrong But I Think You're Wonderful

JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Bark (Grunt FTR-1001, 1971) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

(9-71, #11) The album's cardboard record jacket was inserted in a brown paper bag (see right).

BARRETT STRONG - Money (That's What I Want) (Tamla 54027 1959) 45 RPM Record

A: Money (That's What I Want)
B: Oh! I Apologize

Horizontal lines label.

IRVING KAUFMAN Don't Be Afraid to Come Home (Domino 3655, 1925) 78 RPM Record

A: Don't Be Afraid to Come Home
B: You Can't Be a Good Little Fellow

WOOD NEWTON Cotton Pickin' Time (Elektra 46059, 1979) 45 RPM Record

A: Cotton Pickin' Time
B: Julie (Do I Ever Cross Your Mind)

REDD STEWART Burdens Are Greater (King 797, 1949) 78 RPM Hillbilly Record

A: Burdens Are Greater
B: When You Are Waltzing With One You Love

BALTIMORE SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Carolina Moon (Oriole 1429, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Carolina Moon
B: TED WHITE'S COLLEGIANS: A Love Tale of Alsace Lorraine

BILLY MCGHEE Welcome Back My Darling (Imperial 8230, 1954) 45 RPM Record

A: Welcome Back My Darling
B: I've Hitched My Wagon To A Star

ARIZONA DRANES The Lamb's Blood Washed Me Clean (Okeh 8419, 1926) 78 RPM Race Record

A: The Lamb's Blood Washed Me Clean
B: I'm Going Home On the Morning Train

TRINI LOPEZ Jeannie Marie (King 6000, 1965) 45 RPM Record

A: Jeannie Marie
B: Nobody Listens, Nobody Cares

DUBIN'S DANDIES Angel Eyes (Oriole 1823, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: Angel Eyes
B: CLICQUOT CLUB ESKIMOS: You Got That Thing

PAUL ANKA I Never Knew Your Name (RCA 47-8030, 1962) 45 RPM Record

A: I Never Knew Your Name
B: A Steel Guitar And A Glass Of Wine

HOLLYWOOD NIGHT OWLS How Many Times (Champion CH15119, 1926) 78 RPM Record

A: How Many Times
B: INDIANA HOTEL BROADCASTERS: That's Why I Love You

THE MAR-VELS Go On And Have Yourself A Ball (Angie 1005, 1963) 45 RPM Record

A: Go On And Have Yourself A Ball
B: How Do I Keep The Girls Away

TRINA LOVE Wander Boy (Chart 1040, 1968) 45 RPM Record

A: Wander Boy
B: Cotton Pickin', Chicken Pluckin', Sheep Shearin' Sh

BEATLES Introducing the Beatles (Vee-Jay LP-1062/SR-1062, 1964) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

Second version of the album contains "Ask Me Why" and "Please, Please Me" replacing "Love Me Do" and "P.

BERNIE MYERS As The World Turns Around (Jetstream 736, 1967) 45 RPM Record

A: As The World Turns Around
B: That Ain't The Way With Your Love

BILLY AND LILLIE Tumbled Down (Swan 4030, 1959) 45 RPM Record

A: Tumbled Down
B: Aloyius Horatio Thomas The Cat

CHAIN REACTION Definately Dixie (Dial 4070, 1968) 45 RPM Record

A: Definately Dixie
B: I've Got A Lot Of Love Left In Me

DOC SEVERINSEN Lullaby From "Rosemary's Baby" (Command 4122) 45 RPM Record

A: Lullaby From "Rosemary's Baby"
B: That's What Love's About

ELSIE BUTLER I'm Ka-Razy for You (Banner 6334, 1929) 78 RPM Record

A: I'm Ka-Razy for You
B: RALPH HAINES: Everything Is Just the Same

LARRY HOLTON How About Me (Oriole 1405, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: How About Me
B: HOWARD & KING: Light the Way to Somebody's Heart

THE ROCKETEERS Foolish One (Herald 415, 1953) Red Vinyl 45 RPM Record

A: Foolish One
B: Gonna Feed My Baby Poison

One of the rarest releases on the Herald label, and the only one by this obscure vocal harmony group.

HARVEY Twelve Months Of The Year (Chess 1725, 1959) 45 RPM Record

A: Twelve Months Of The Year
B: Don't Be Afraid Of Love

OFFICIAL UNCLE SAM COMMEMORATIVE BRONZE MEDAL (Medallic Art, 1969)

39 millimeter (1-1/2 inches) diameter solid bronze art medal issued to celebrate the birthplace of Samuel Wilson (Uncle Sam) in Arlington, Massachusetts. Issued in high base relief with an antique finish by Medallic Art Company on 1969. Housed in a hardshell plastic case with felt-covered coin holder and including a descriptive brochure. Stamped 'MEDALLIC ART CO. NY' on its edge. Weight ~ 40 grams.

PICKARD FAMILY Thompson's Old Gray Mule (Conqueror 7736, 1931) 78 RPM Record

A: Thompson's Old Gray Mule
B: The Little Red Caboose Behind the Train

BOBBY GREGORY You Were Once My Sunshine (Apollo 111) 45 RPM Record

A: You Were Once My Sunshine
B: My Good Gal's Gone Away

JOHN J. KIMMEL (ACCORDION) Medley of Irish Reels #5 (Victor 18207, 1916) 78 RPM Record

A: Medley of Irish Reels #5
B: Medley of Irish (Mixture) Jigs No. 2

VARIOUS ARTISTS Chicago Anthology: Archive Series, Vol. III (American International Records ST 1024, 1971) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

Compilation of material featuring Charlie Musselwhite, Barry Goldberg and Harvey Mandel, mainly as session musicians.

CLIFF BUTLER You're Honey But The Bees Don't Know It (States 148, 1955) 45 RPM Record

A: You're Honey But The Bees Don't Know It
B: Jealous Hearted Woman

BOB VINCENT It's Been a Long, Long Time (King 15138) 78 RPM Pop Record

A: It's Been a Long, Long Time
B: Took My Baby for a Buggy Ride

CARL FENTON'S ORCHESTRA Whippoorwill (QRS 1051, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Whippoorwill
B: GEORGE POSNAK & HIS ORCHESTRA: Black Horse Stomp

JIM EANES These Memories (Tower 129, 1965) 45 RPM Record

A: These Memories
B: She Took The Bus (And Left The Crying To Me)

IRVING KAUFMAN I'm All Bound Round With the Mason Dixon Line (Victor 18353, 1917) 78 RPM Record

A: I'm All Bound Round With the Mason Dixon Line
B: AMERICAN QUARTET: Sailing Away On the Henry Clay

CHUBBY PARKER King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Koo (Champion 16211, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Koo
B: Get Away Old Maids, Get Away

MELVIN PRICE The Pace That Kills (Starday 186, 1955) 45 RPM Record

A: The Pace That Kills
B: Maybe It's Because I Love You

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