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KAY ADAMS Where Did The Good Times Go (Tower 294, 1966) 45 RPM Record

A: Where Did The Good Times Go
B: You Taught Me Everything I Know

ALICE GREEN Songs for Children: CampingMaypole Dance (Victor 21048, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: Songs for Children: CampingMaypole Dance
B: Songs for Children: the Swing Robin Hood

LEVON HELM Ain't No Way To Forget You (ABC 12416, 1978) 45 RPM Record

A: Ain't No Way To Forget You
B: Standing On A Mountaintop

CHAMPION DANCE KINGS My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now (Champion 15593, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now
B: GLENN PARKS & HIS ORCHESTRA: I Still Keep Dreaming of You

TEX BENEKE Busy Signal (RCA Victor 20-3790, 1950) 78 RPM Record

A: Busy Signal
B: I've Got a Heart Filled With Love

HENRY BROWN AND IKE RODGERS Blues Stomp (Paramount 12934, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: Blues Stomp
B: Blind Boy Blues
One of the rarest of all Paramount "L" masters.

DINAH SHORE Purt Night Not Plumb (RCA Victor 20-4436, 1951) 78 RPM Record

A: Purt Night Not Plumb
B: DINAH SHORE with ALLAN YOUNG: Chores

THE BENTLEYS She's My Hot Rod Queen (Smash 1967, 1965) 45 RPM Record

A: She's My Hot Rod Queen
B: Why Does Everybody Want To Hold My Baby

BURNS & CARLIN Burns and Carlin at the Playboy Club (Era EL-103, 1960) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

This was recorded at Cosmo's Alley in Hollywood, not the Playboy Club.

HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA Let's Do It - Let's Fall in Love (Regal 8687, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Let's Do It - Let's Fall in Love
B: CAROLINA COLLEGIANS: When Summer Is Gone

"CAROLINA" CHARLIE WIGGS I Hurt Worse All Over (Great 1010) 45 RPM Record

A: I Hurt Worse All Over
B: It's Funny What A Memory Will Do

MIMI MOOGSTONE I Don't Want It No More (Till The Next Time) (Check-Mate 1073) 45 RPM Record

A: I Don't Want It No More (Till The Next Time)
B: Never Knock Anything Till You've Tried It

ROY COLLINS DANCE ORCHESTRA Mr Radio Man (Regal 9627, 1924) 78 RPM Record

A: Mr Radio Man
B: LANIN'S ROSELAND DANCE ORCHESTRA: Ain't You Ashamed?

THE CAVALIERS Honest And Truly (Columbia 224D, 1924) 78 RPM Record

A: Honest And Truly
B: I'm Some-One Who's No-One to You

JUDY GARLAND Love (Decca 23688, 1946) 78 RPM Pop Record

A: Love
B: DICK HAYMES (GORDON JENKINS ORCHESTRA): Changing My Tune

EVA QUARTET You Can't Make a Monkey Out of Me (Gennett 6239, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: You Can't Make a Monkey Out of Me
B: How Wonderful Heaven Must Be

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Someday You'll Say "o.K" (Banner 6057, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: Someday You'll Say "o.K"
B: RED HOTDOGS: Blame It On the Black Bottom Craze

JAY AND THE AMERICANS Come A Little Bit Closer (United Artists 759, 1964) 45 RPM Record

A: Come A Little Bit Closer
B: Goodbye Boys Goodbye (Ciao Ragazzi Ciao)

THE EL TORROS Dance With Me (Duke 175, 1957) 45 RPM Doo-Wop

The El Torros. Duke 175. Doo-Wop. Original 7 inch 45 RPM vinyl record circa 1957. Dance With Me coupled with Yellow Hand.

KARL REUTER (VIOLIN) The Swan (Supertone 2153, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: The Swan
B: KARL REUTER: Gypsy Love Song (Violin)

HARVEY MORTON Memphis Blues (Victor 17657, 1914) 78 RPM Record

A: Memphis Blues
B: ARTHUR COLLINS-BYRON HARLAN: Mississippi Barbeque

NANCY SMITH Hurtin' Me (Avenue 22437) 45 RPM Record

A: Hurtin' Me
B: A Word, A Tear, A Smile, A Kiss

ELTON BRITT Merry Texas Christmas (RCA Victor 20-4988, 1952) 78 RPM Record

A: Merry Texas Christmas
B: BEAVER VALLEY SWEETHEARTS: Christmas Will Be Here

LES PAUL The Kangaroo (Capitol 2614, 1953) 78 RPM Record

A: The Kangaroo
B: LES PAUL & MARY FORD: Don'tcha Hear Them Bells?

TEX RITTER The Oregon Trail (Montgomery Ward 4967, 1936) 78 RPM Record

A: The Oregon Trail
B: Take Me Back to My Boots And Saddle

THE TAFFYS Everybody South Street (Parkway 872, 1963) 45 RPM Record

A: Everybody South Street
B: Can't We Just Be Friends

HENRY TOWNSEND She's Got a Mean Disposition (Bluebird 6589, 1936) 78 RPM Record

A: She's Got a Mean Disposition
B: BO CARTER (CHATMON): I Get the Blues

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.

HENRY JOHNSON'S BOYS Hawaiian Harmony Blues (Herwin 92024, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: Hawaiian Harmony Blues
B: HENRY MOON AND GEORGE THOMAS: Blue Hawaii

CLAUDE WATSON AND L. MCCREIGHTON Ballin' the Jack And Nigger Blues (Okeh 45034, 1925) 78 RPM Record

A: Ballin' the Jack And Nigger Blues
B: MCMICHEN'S HOMETOWN BAND: Bully of the Town

LE PAMPLEMOUSSE Planet Of Love (AVI 307) 45 RPM Record

A: Planet Of Love
B: You Can Get Off On The Music

MAHALIA JACKSON In My Home Over There (Apollo 205) 45 RPM Record

A: In My Home Over There
B: Since The Fire Started Burning

LAUREL LONDON Don't Knock The Rock (Gulf Reef 1007) 45 RPM Record

A: Don't Knock The Rock
B: Devil, My Conscience And I

ERNEST HARE AND BILLY JONES Oh Boy! How It Was Raining (Domino 3743, 1926) 78 RPM Record

A: Oh Boy! How It Was Raining
B: My Cutey's Due at Two-To-Two Today

JOHNNY COOLEY ORCHESTRA The Princess Melody (Intro 6091) 45 RPM Record

A: The Princess Melody
B: I Dont' Want To Ever Be A Princess

SINGING SAM I Love to See That Evening Sun Go Down (Perfect 12827, 1932) 78 RPM Pop Record

A: I Love to See That Evening Sun Go Down
B: SINGIN' SAM: Goodbye Blues

VARIOUS ARTISTS Songs from the Walt Disney Movie "Westward Ho the Wagons" Plus Other Great Western Song Hits. (Waldorf Music Hall MHK 33-1213, 1958) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

"Starring" Bob Eberley, Jimmy Blaine, Elton Britt, and Rosalie Allen, but these are the stars of the movie; all the songs here are instrumental.

LEWIS AND CLARK Our Bungalow of Dreams (Domino 4111, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Our Bungalow of Dreams
B: Keep Sweeping the Cobwebs Off the Moon

JIM NEW Barbara Allen (Victor 40253, 1930) 78 RPM Country Record

A: Barbara Allen
B: A Walkin' the Streets of Lardeo

MANHATTAN MERRYMAKERS Bonnie (Victor 19183, 1923) 78 RPM Record

A: Bonnie
B: BENSON ORCHESTRA OF CHICAGO: March of the Mannikins

THE MOONGLOWS I Just Can't Tell A Lie (Champagne 7500, 1952) 45 RPM Doo-Wop Record

A: I Just Can't Tell A Lie
B: I've Been Your Dog (Ever Since I've Been Your Man)

THE FANTASTICS Face To Face With Heartache (Deram 7528, 1970) 45 RPM Record

A: Face To Face With Heartache
B: This Must Be My Rainy Day

STYLISTICS Thank You Baby (H&L AV-69008-698, 1975) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

(6-75, #72; #9R&B) Thank You Baby (Featuring Russell Thompkins Jr.

LOUIS PRIMA His Greatest Hits (Dot DLP-3262/25262, 1960) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

These are re-recordings of his records from the 1940s and 1950s for other labels.

CARSON ROBISON Did You Ever Hear a Goldfish Sing (Champion 15941, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: Did You Ever Hear a Goldfish Sing
B: I Don't Work for a Living

ARTHUR FIELDS: Moxie (Moxie, 1921) 78 RPM Record

A: Moxie
B: RADERMAN'S ORCHESTRA: Moxie (instrumental)

Pressed by Gennett Records for the Moxie Soda Company, whose product "Moxie Soda" was one of the first mass-produced carbonated beverages in the USA..

JESSE HIGDON Sneakin' Cheaters (Charta 120) 45 RPM Record

A: Sneakin' Cheaters
B: I Need Your Lovin' Tonight

THE VOICE OF PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY (Golden Record FF-766, 1964) 45 RPM Record

Memorial/tribute record consisting of three recorded speeches of President John F. Kennedy as follows: 1). Highlights from the Nomination Acceptance Speech (July 15, 1960)  2. The Oath of Office (January 20, 1961) and 3. Highlights from the Inaugural Address, Washington D.C. (January 20, 1961). Included with a picture sleeve depicting the face of Kennedy.

JOHN GARY Pray Today (U.S.A. 766, 1963) 45 RPM Record

A: Pray Today
B: How Can My Heart Forget You

JOSEPH KNECHT'S WALDORF ORCHESTRA Every Day Medley (Regal 9222, 1922) 78 RPM Record

A: Every Day Medley
B: LANIN'S ROSELAND DANCE ORCHESTRA: Rosey Posey

THE CLEVELANDERS Sunny Side Up (Banner 544, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: Sunny Side Up
B: LOU GOLD & HIS ORCHESTRA: Just for Tonight - Foxtrot

NOSTROMO Alien (Bronze BRO-80, 1979) 45 RPM Record

A: Alien
B: Around The World In 80 Seconds

THURSTON HARRIS You Don't Know How Much I Love You (Aladdin 3447, 1959) 45 RPM Record

A: You Don't Know How Much I Love You
B: From The Bottom Of My Heart

THE FANTASTICS Light My Fire (Hit 302) 45 RPM Record

A: Light My Fire
B: THE CHORDS : Mercy Mercy Mercy

LOWELL FULSON Lonesome Christmas - Part 1 (Jewel 813, 1970) 45 RPM Record

A: Lonesome Christmas - Part 1
B: Lonesome Christmas - Part 2

LYNN ANDERSON There Oughta Be A Law (Chart 5013, 1969) 45 RPM Record

A: There Oughta Be A Law
B: Where's The Playground Bobby

KAI WINDING Do Anything You Wanna (Verve 10334, 1964) 45 RPM Record

A: Do Anything You Wanna
B: Theme From "The Luck Of Ginger Coffey"

RADIO EDDIE AND BOBBY DIXON Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella (On a Rainy Day) (Regal 8485, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella (On a Rainy Day)
B: RODMAN LEWIS: Without You Sweetheart

KIP ANDERSON Tell Her I Love Her (Checker 1136, 1966) 45 RPM Record

A: Tell Her I Love Her
B: Woman, How Do You Make Me Love You

BLUES I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself (Amy 11017, 1968) 45 RPM Record

A: I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
B: Wondeer Where The Mellow Went

JIMMY SMART By The Time I Get Around To Loving You (Jed 10024) 45 RPM Record

A: By The Time I Get Around To Loving You
B: The Legend Of The Pony Express Rider

JOHNNY MERCER Murder of J.B.Markham (Brunswick 8011, 1937) 78 RPM Record

A: Murder of J.B.Markham
B: Last Night On the Back Porch

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

39 millimeter (1-1/2 inches) diameter pure silver 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. Stamped '999+ Pure Silver' on its edge. Weight ~ 40 grams.

LITTLE BARBARA Hank's Little Flower Girl (Coral 64150, 1953) 45 RPM Record

A: Hank's Little Flower Girl
B: Mom, I Want A Dolly Just Like You

FRANK BROWN'S TOOTERS Three Little Words (Parlophone 34156, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: Three Little Words
B: YALE COLLEGIANS: Whats the Use of Living Without Love

BERT LOWN AND HIS ORCHESTRA I Wish I Had Wings (Victor 24116, 1932) 78 RPM Record

A: I Wish I Had Wings
B: ISHAM JONES & HIS ORCHESTRA: I Only Found You for Somebody Else

REX GORDON'S ACES Once in a Lifetime (Champion 15620, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Once in a Lifetime
B: MANHATTAN NIGHTCAPS: A Cottage Is Heaven

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