LIGHTNIN’ HOPKINS: “ Automobile / Zolo Go “ GOLD STAR records # 666 ( the mark of the beast 78) 1949 Texas Blues Record plays but has some scuffs & scratches please look at photos this is a cool Texas Blues / Zydeco “Zolo Go “ record . I’m currently listing some blues 78s if you have time and don’t mind please check out my other listings, thanks
Stinson Rec.ords LP 23 JATP Vol 1. Vinyl shows nice gloss with no graying Side 1 shows a hairline scratch that faintly sounds but is by no mean overwhelming the music. Side 2 shows a touch more wear toward the end of the side but is still clean and glossy. Cover has been well kept with a tiny bit of writing no rips or moisture damage. Please see photos for details….ask questions…..Thanks For Looking
B Four Winds And Seven Seas. A You’re Breaking My Heart. Very Good+, preowned condition. Fully play tested. No used record is perfect, and may have flaws, inaudible/audible scuffs, scratches, fingerprints or background/surface noise of varying degrees.
1949 promotional give away to celebrate Green Giant on their 20th anniversary. Very nice condition showing very faint sleeve scuffs under a bright light. Clean center label showing the «Jolly Green Giant» logo.
Presented here on 7 x 12″ acetate discs, playing at 78rpm. Presumably from 1949 – this is when Mickey would have been 21. Walt Disney talking to Mickey and other Disney characters. It features quite a lot of Dialogue with Walt Disney himself talking to Mickey.
Whispering Hope / A Thought In My Heart. Jo Stafford || Gordon Macrae. Capitol 57-690 10″ 78rpm 1949.
Minor scratches and scuffs – not tested – I only have ability to play 33&45 – estate find- see photos one does have chipped edge- as is as found
The product is a 78 RPM 10″ vinyl record featuring artist Gordon Jenkins & Orchestra from 1949 on Decca label. This estate-owned record is in very good condition and plays nicely throughout, with a paper sleeve that varies in type and condition.
The product is a 78 RPM 10″ vinyl record featuring artist Gordon Jenkins & Orchestra from 1949 on Decca label. This estate-owned record is in very good condition and plays nicely throughout, with a paper sleeve that varies in type and condition.
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