Aladdin Rock n Roll with Rhythm and Blues lp-710 lp710

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Scroll down & enlarge the pics of the actual record you will receive. I show every square inch so you will have no surprises.

PLEASE be aware that I do not have the jacket/cover for this record. You will receive the record & plain brown paper bag colored sleeve it came with when I purchased it.

I offer to you this the LP-710 original release. This is NOT LPM-13, the one that has "Japan Sales Co., LTD. Tokyo" on the label.

The condition is fantastic with only VERY light surface marks. You will not be disappointed.

The dead wax is inscribed as follows: "LP-710-A" & "LP-710 B"

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This is one rare record. Especially in such fine condition as this one is.

It is listed as follows in the 2002 Goldmine Standard Catalog of American Records 1950 to 1975 3rd Edition on page 1390.

ROCK & ROLL WITH RHYTHM & BLUES 195?

VG=$375.00/VG+=$750.00/NM=$1500.00

History 

LP-710 - Rock ‘n Roll with Rhythm and Blues - Various Artists Dark red label with silver printing.

Released using the 10-inch series numbers, but actually a 12-inch record.

All later 12-inch LPs were released as 800's making this version quite rare.

The majority of the 12 inch Aladdin LPs had dark red labels with silver printing, the printing is identical to that described for the blue label 10 inch LPs.

A least a few of the 12 inch LPs were also issued with the same blue label used on the 10 inch LPs.

After the demise of the 10-inch LP in early 1955, Aladdin switched to 12-inch LPs. Their first 12-inch record was the much in demand Rock n Roll with Rhythm and Blues [Aladdin LP 710], a various artists album featuring a compilation of the label's biggest hits. This album continued the use of the 10- inch numbering system but they changed to an 800 series for the eight 12-inch albums that followed. Five additional albums are listed in the discography on the back of the earlier albums, but they are believed to have been unreleased. The Aladdin 12-inch LP series lasted only about one year. Most of the discs may never have reached a second pressing, which probably accounts for their extreme rarity today.

Side A:

1. One scotch, one bourbon, one beer...Amos Milburn
2. I'm gone...Shirley & Lee
3. Blow, Lynn, blow...Lynn Hope
4. I got loaded... "Peppermint" Harris
5. Be-baba-leba...Helen Humes
6. My saddest hour...The Five Keys

Side B:

1. Bad bad whiskey... Amos Milburn
2. Let's walk... Charles Brown
3. He may be your man... Helen Humes
4. Hey, little girl... Richard Lewis
5. Ko-Ko-Mo... Gene & Eunice
6. This is my story... Gene & Eunice