This is the Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers «Paper Castles» b/w «Teenage Love» 7″ 45 released on Gee. Cat # GG-1032. Vinyl is VG-. All vinyl is cleaned with Groovy Cleaner and a 100% cotton cloth, then tested for issues.
PLAYS VG++ NO NOISE, PERFECT ON A-SIDE. B-SIDE PLAYS VG+ TO VG++ ALMOST PERFECT, FEW FAINT NOISES. SOFT BACKGROUND NOISES. VINYL IS VG++ 2ND PRESSING. You are looking at VINYL IS GLOSSY, SHOWS A BIT OF CLOUDINESS, NO MARKS.
A nice detail is the vinyl material, which has a slight matte finish for grip.
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1962, Herald, H-573VG (glossy, moderate scuffs, play tested both sides-great sound quality, light wear to inner label, 180g vinyl, generic sleeve) Dance-Dance These Empty Arms I am happy to combine shipping on multiple orders, 4 singles ship for the same price as 1 and a small incremental increase will be added for every lb of records. Shipping will combine automatically as long as you wait until you are finished shopping before making payment.
Released in 1963 by Musicnote Records, Inc. under catalog number MX 1116, this original pressing captures the essence of classic Doo-Wop and Pop. «Till Then» is a poignant ballad arranged by Larry Luicie and directed by Andy Leonetti, showcasing the group’s harmonious vocals.
This doo-wop single features English language lyrics and falls under the genres of pop, doo-wop, and rock ‘n’ roll. Perfect for fans of classic music and vinyl records. Records were not tested.
The product is a 45 RPM vinyl record of the songs «Baby Talk» by Jan & Dean and «Jennie Lee» by Jan & Dean, released in 1974 by United Artists Records. This reissue edition features the original doo-wop style with English lyrics, making it a nostalgic piece for music collectors from the 1970s era. The record comes in a black vinyl material with a paper sleeve, making it a valuable addition to any pop music collection from the United States.
Artist: The Freedoms. See scans for label condition. Any audio clip presented is recorded directly from the record. for the first two 45s.
Type of Music: 1960’s Teen Doowop from near the West Virginia and Virginia borders in the Appalachian mountain range. Artist: Bruce and Binky. Label: Champ 2010.