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GUESS WHO Hilltak Records Presents Track and Dialogue from "All this for a Song" (Vortex PR-331) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

Promotional disc, with same label design as regular label, but with a promotional statement printed on the label.

IRVING KAUFMAN I Faw Down And Go Boom (Perfect 12508, 1929) 78 RPM Pop Record

A: I Faw Down And Go Boom
B: GLORIA GEER: I Was a Floradora Baby

THE PLATTERS I Love You 1000 Times (Musicor 1166, 1966) 45 RPM Record

A: I Love You 1000 Times
B: Don't Hear, Speak, See No Evil

BOBBY WAYNE LOFTIS You're So Good For Me (And That's Bad) (Charta 108) 45 RPM Record

A: You're So Good For Me (And That's Bad)
B: We're Back Together Again

ARTHUR HALL Are You Sorry? (Banner 1577, 1925) 78 RPM Record

A: Are You Sorry?
B: ARTHUR FIELDS: On the Sunny Side of Life

PAUL SANDERSON'S VAGABONDS Put Away a Little Ray of Golden Sunshine (Gennett 5505, 1924) 78 RPM Record

A: Put Away a Little Ray of Golden Sunshine
B: In a Little Rendevous With You

JUD STRUNK The Biggest Parakeets In Town (Melodyland 6015, 1975) 45 RPM Record

A: The Biggest Parakeets In Town
B: I Wasn't Wrong About You

AARON NEVILLE Wrong Number (Minit 657, 1963) 45 RPM Record

A: Wrong Number
B: How Could I Help But Love You

FRED ASTAIRE-JACK BUCHANAN I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plans (MGM 30795, 1952) 78 RPM Record

A: I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plans
B: NANETTE FABRAY: Louisiana Hayride

HENRY REEBER I Still Find Time to Love (Broadway 1125, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: I Still Find Time to Love
B: You Taught Me How to Love You

HENSON CARGILL Charlie From Boston (Boyd 136) 45 RPM Record

A: Charlie From Boston
B: Tall Timber Lumberjack

BILL WESLEY So Sure Of You (Great 1001) 45 RPM Record

A: So Sure Of You
B: Let's Live For The Future

DUSKY DAILEY Flying Crow Blues (Vocalion 03893, 1937) 78 RPM Record

A: Flying Crow Blues
B: Screamin' And Hollerin' Blues

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

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

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

LA WANDA LINDSEY Walk Right Back (Mercury 73889, 1977) 45 RPM Record

A: Walk Right Back
B: (Try To Love Him A) Little Bit Longer

CLYDE MOODY Paid In Full (King 804, 1949) 45 RPM Record

A: Paid In Full
B: I Dreamed You Dreamed Of Me

GEORGE CATES Down by the Old Zuyder River (Coral 60365, 1950) 78 RPM Pop Record

A: Down by the Old Zuyder River
B: There's More Pretty Girls Than One

CONSOLIDATE CLUB ORCHESTRA Here in My Arms (Bye And Bye) (Perfect 14574, 1925) 78 RPM Record

A: Here in My Arms (Bye And Bye)
B: SAM LANIN & HIS ORCHESTRA: Say It Again

CLIFF CARLISLE Look Out, I'm Shifting Gears (Montgomery Ward 4770, 1936) 78 RPM Record

A: Look Out, I'm Shifting Gears
B: Wild Cat Woman And a Tom Cat Man

GEORGE BRONSON (TENOR) You're Gonna Miss Me Someday (Oriole 856, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: You're Gonna Miss Me Someday
B: BOB THOMAS & BILLY WEST: Crazy Words Crazy Tune

ANDY WILSON Thank You (Dot 1067, 1951) 45 RPM Record

A: Thank You
B: Please Send Me Someone To Love

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

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.



GEORGE HORACE Emancipation Day in Georgia (Okeh 8164, 1924) 78 RPM Race Record

A: Emancipation Day in Georgia
B: The Meal Is Low in the Barrel

SAM CEE Johnny B Goode (Bell 82, 1958) 45 RPM Record

A: Johnny B Goode
B: JOE MARTIN : Kewpie Doll

BROADWAY BLUE ORCHESTRA Love Bird (Gennett 4691, 1921) 78 RPM Record

A: Love Bird
B: JOE COLEMAN'S PRESIDENT ORCHESTRA: Happiness

BUCKY BATES Who Winds Your Clock (4 Star 1295) 45 RPM Record

A: Who Winds Your Clock
B: Driving That Great Highway

SMOKY MOUNTAIN TWINS Put My Little Shoes Away (Regal 8389, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: Put My Little Shoes Away
B: JOHN SACKETT: Love Always Has It's Way

DICK ROBERTSON Lonesome Valley Sally (Bluebird 5557, 1932) 78 RPM Record

A: Lonesome Valley Sally
B: I'm So Happy When the Sun Is Shining

GRANDPA JONES Golden Rocke (King 930, 1951) 45 RPM Record

A: Golden Rocke
B: Jeannie Get You Hoe Cakes Done

BOB DYLAN The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan with Four Deleted Tracks Mono LP (Columbia 1986, 1963)

This is the record that the Goldmine Album Guide lists at the top of its "100 Most Valuable U. S. Albums" chart. After "Freewheelin' " was recorded in 1963, there were four tracks that did not make the final release -- "Talkin' John Birch Society Blues," "Let Me Die in My Footsteps," "Rocks and Gravel," and "Gamblin' Willies Dead Man's Hand." The reasons for this depend on whom you ask; some say CBS pressured Dylan to remove "Talkin' John Birch" because they feared some would find it offensive, others say Dylan simply chose to reshuffle the the track list for artistic reasons (a number of tracks recorded with a full backing band had already been scrapped to maintain Dylan's presence as an acoustic folk performer). Either way, the first version of the album was ready to be shipped when it was pulled and restamped; somehow a number of those original discs were relabeled and released into circulation, and have become much sought-after collectors' items. In the mid-1990s a couple of mono copies sold for $10,000 to $12,000, and the only two stereo copies of this version to be discovered are valued at $35,000 to $40,000.

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"

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.

COUNTRY DICK LIGHTFOOT Miner, Sixty Niner (Charay 96) 45 RPM Record

A: Miner, Sixty Niner
B: The Indian Smokes The Peace Pipe

MUSIC MASTERS Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams (Broadway 1470, 1932) 78 RPM Record

A: Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams
B: ORIOLE SALON ORCHESTRA: Just One More Chance

FREDDY MILLER AND HIS DANCE MAGIC Tell Me That You Love Me Tonight (King 15043) 78 RPM Record

A: Tell Me That You Love Me Tonight
B: I Used to Love You But It's All Over Now

BILL FONTAINE Lover's Tango (Unique 373, 1956) 45 RPM Record

A: Lover's Tango
B: Worry About Tomorrow Tomorrow

VONNIE TAYLOR Does It Hurt You to Remember (Capitol 2966, 1954) 78 RPM Record

A: Does It Hurt You to Remember
B: When You're Making Love to Me

JACKIE BRENSTON with EDNA MCRANEY Hi-Ho Baby (Chess 1496, 1952) 78 RPM Record

A: Hi-Ho Baby
B: JACKIE BRENSTON AND HIS DELTA CATS: Leo the Louse

SOCIETY NIGHT CLUB ORCHESTRA Forgotten Melody (Cameo 8102, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: Forgotten Melody
B: SAM LANIN & HIS TROUBADORS: An Old Guitar And an Old Refrain

BOBBY DARIN Finally (Motown MS-738L) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

Second version of the Desert Inn album was planned but never issued.

BOSTON SOCIETY ORCHESTRA Fritzi (Oriole 478, 1925) 78 RPM Record

A: Fritzi
B: JAMES DANCE ORCHESTRA: Just a Little Drink

TED MARTIN Talkin' to Myself (Romeo 716, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Talkin' to Myself
B: Get Out And Get Under the Moon

LUCKY AND LUCILLE GRAHAM I Dont Love Nobody But You (Gennett 6444, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: I Dont Love Nobody But You
B: LUCKY GRAHAM: Love Honor And Oh Baby

BILLIE JO MOORE I Dess I Dotta Doe (Abbott 144, 1953) 45 RPM Record

A: I Dess I Dotta Doe
B: Too Old For Toys, Too Young For Boys

TENNESSEE ERNIE Don't Start Countin' in a Hot Rod (Capitol 2473, 1953) 78 RPM Record

A: Don't Start Countin' in a Hot Rod
B: MOLLY BEE: We're A-Growin' Up

THE GRATEFUL DEAD Vintage Dead (Sunflower SUN-5001, 1970) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

(10-70, #127) Recorded in 1966 at the Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco.

BILLY BURTON Three O'clock in the Morning (Banner 1125, 1922) 78 RPM Record

A: Three O'clock in the Morning
B: WALTER SCANLAN: Bells of St Marys

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Mona (Banner 601, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: Mona
B: WILLIE CREAGER & HIS ORCHESTRA: Egypt Moon

GOLDEN GATE ORCHESTRA When Summer Is Gone (Perfect 15082, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: When Summer Is Gone
B: CASINO DANCE ORCHESTRA: Sweethearts On Parade

DENIECE TRAPINI Wake Up Heart (Axbar 6068) 45 RPM Record

A: Wake Up Heart
B: Country Girl Goin' To Town

MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA Thank Your Father (Oriole 1911, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: Thank Your Father
B: THE HOMETOWNERS: There's No Good Reason Why

RAY STEVENS Jeremiah Peabody's Poly Unsaturated Quick Dissolving Fast Acting Pleasant Tasting Green And Purple Pills (Mercury 71843, 1961) 45 RPM Record

A: Jeremiah Peabody's Poly Unsaturated Quick Dissolving Fast Acting Pleasant Tasting Green And Purple Pills
B: Teen Years

NOVELTY ORCHESTRA Sidewalks of New York (Banner 7127, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: Sidewalks of New York
B: ADRIAN SCHUBERT'S SALON ORCHESTRA: Home Sweet Home

TERESA BREWER Silver Dollar (Coral 61394, 1955) 45 RPM Record

A: Silver Dollar
B: I Don't Want To Be Lonely Tonight

TOBY STROUD My Peroxide Blonde (MGM 11524, 1953) 78 RPM Record

A: My Peroxide Blonde
B: I'm Cutting Paper Hearts in Paper Dolls

J.J. JACKSON Come See Me (I'm Your Man) (Loma 2096, 1968) 45 RPM Record

A: Come See Me (I'm Your Man)
B: I Don't Want To Live My Life Alone

JACK KAUFMAN When the Irish & the Germans Get Together (Cameo 8201, 1928) 78 RPM Record

A: When the Irish & the Germans Get Together
B: They Landed Over Here From Over There

VARIOUS ARTISTS Days of Wine and Vinyl (Warner Brothers PRO 540, 1972) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

(2-LP set, Loss Leaders Series; compiled and annotated by Barry Hansen aka Dr.

ORION CLUB ORCHESTRA What Do We Care If It's One O'clock (Silvertone 3102, 1924) 78 RPM Record

A: What Do We Care If It's One O'clock
B: What Could Be Sweeter Than You

JACKSON YOUNG I Know My Name Is There (Challenge 340, 1927) 78 RPM Record

A: I Know My Name Is There
B: Are You Washed in the Blood of the Lamb

MAJESTIC DANCE ORCHESTRA Thank Your Father (Romeo 1257, 1930) 78 RPM Record

A: Thank Your Father
B: THE HOMETOWNERS: There's No Good Reason Why

DONNY OSMOND Donny Osmond Superstar (MGM PRO-908/K-tel (Kolob) TU 232, 1973) 33-1/3 RPM Record Album

(2- LP set) This was issued on the K-tel label as a television promotion, but manufactured by MGM; the MGM number PRO-908 is written in the trailoff vinyl area.

ROY ROGERS I Hope I'm Not Dreaming Again (Vocalion 05310, 1939) 78 RPM Record

A: I Hope I'm Not Dreaming Again
B: I've Sold My Saddle for an Old Guitar

BARRY WINSLOW Get To Know Me (Big Tree 16000) 45 RPM Record

A: Get To Know Me
B: Where There's Love There's Fire

DON KIDWELL Don't Put Your Heart Up for Sale (MGM 11774, 1954) 78 RPM Record

A: Don't Put Your Heart Up for Sale
B: Don't Hold Your Breath

JOHNNY HORTON Long Rocky Road (Abbott 107, 1951) 78 RPM Record

A: Long Rocky Road
B: On the Banks of the Beautiful Nile

HOLLYWOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA Somebody Stole My Gal (Regal 9585, 1923) 78 RPM Record

A: Somebody Stole My Gal
B: EPH HANAFORD'S ORCHESTRA: I'm Goin' South

LAWRENCE WELK Ring Those Christmas Bells (Coral 61745, 1956) 45 RPM Record

A: Ring Those Christmas Bells
B: Let's Have An Old Fashioned Christmas

THE CHELLOWS Wild Thing (Hit 262) 45 RPM Record

A: Wild Thing
B: THE JALOPY FIVE : Little Red Riding Hood

FIVE JINKS Found Baby Down Dixie Way (Bluebird 6857, 1937) 78 RPM Record

A: Found Baby Down Dixie Way
B: I'm Moanin All Day for You

MANNY KLEIN AND HIS SWING-HULAS Malihini Mele (Vocalion 4114, 1938) 78 RPM Record

A: Malihini Mele
B: MANNIE KLEIN & SWING HULAS: Moonlight in Waikiki

JIMMY MEYERS Darling How Was I To Know (Fortune 158, 1950) 45 RPM Record

A: Darling How Was I To Know
B: Money Can't Buy This Heart Of Mine

JANETTE DAVIS Poison Ivy (Columbia 38677, 1949) 78 RPM Record

A: Poison Ivy
B: I Don't Know Whether to Laugh Or Cry Over You

JAMES CLEMONS When You And I Were Young, Maggie (Oriole 395, 1925) 78 RPM Record

A: When You And I Were Young, Maggie
B: Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms

VIC VICKERS These (Jamie 1278, 1964) 45 RPM Record

A: These
B: Action Speaks Louder Than Words

MARIMBA PLAYERS Captain Betty (Paramount 33017, 1925) 78 RPM Record

A: Captain Betty
B: RED & WHITE MARIMBA BAND: Moonlight Waltz

SAM LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA Walking My Baby Back Home (Jewel 6215, 1931) 78 RPM Record

A: Walking My Baby Back Home
B: 99 Out of a Hundred Wanna Be Loved

LULU BELLE AND SCOTTY Wishin' (Mercury 6389, 1950) 78 RPM Country Record

A: Wishin'
B: Around the Corner (Beneath the Berry Tree)

GENE MILLS Chime Bells (Jin 284) 45 RPM Record

A: Chime Bells
B: Rocking Rollin' Ocean

MAC AND BOB When It's Lamp Lightin' Time in the Valley (Conqueror 8137, 1933) 78 RPM Record

A: When It's Lamp Lightin' Time in the Valley
B: I Told the Stars About You

COOT GRANT AND WILSON Do Your Duty (Okeh 8944, 1932) 78 RPM Race Record

A: Do Your Duty
B: KID GRANT & WILSON: Keep Your Hand Off My Mojo

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