Charlie Feathers – Stuttering Cindy/Tear it Up – (Philwood – P223)

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Charlie Feathers – Stuttering Cindy/Tear it Up – (Philwood – P223)

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WE generally sell Mint or near mint unless stated, as per gradings below. 

If it is below VG+ I wouldn't bother selling it, unless it was very highly sought after original. 

Dead Wax readings on request.

Rockabilly 45 RPMs list from the 1950s, except where stated, [i.e. + re-issues, ie. RE on inside wax!]:

1/.          Sonny Cole and the Rhythm Roamers - Robinson Crusoe Bop/I Need a Lot of Lovin;’ (Rollin Rock - 004A)

2/.          Buddy Holly – Blue Days-Black Nights/Love Me (Decca – 9-29854) On Dead Wax; Blue Days-Black Nights side = 45 89283/Love Me side = 892801 [one could be an X] – SOLD

3/.          Buddy Holly – Ting-A-Ling/Girl on My Mind (Decca, 100 443 – 9-30650, (imprint on vinyl 45 – 100 443)

4/.          Screaming Jay Hawkins [1965] – Poor Folks/Your Kind of Love (laurie records/disques vogue – INT. 80015)

5/.          Bonnie Lou – No Rock n’ Roll Tonight/One Track Love (KING – K4062 + K4061)

6/.          Charlie Feathers – Get With It/Tongue Tied Jill – (Meteor-5032)— Dead Wax/A Side: Tongue Tied Jill - MR 5032 – 1 [plus also has the inscription] X 3785/B Side: Get With It - MR 5032 – 2 [plus also has the inscription] X 3786—Blue Label, Meteor record. SOLD.

7/.          Charlie Feathers – Get With It/Tongue Tied Jill – (Meteor-5050 + 5051)—Dead Wax/Tongue-Tied Jill - 45 MR-5050/Get With It – 45 MR-5051

8/.          Charlie Feathers – Stuttering Cindy/Tear it Up – (Philwood – P223)

9/.          Buddy Knox – Party Doll/Rockin Your Little Baby to Sleep – (Roulette – 12107)

10/.        Ray Charles – Greatist Hits – EP – [non picture cover]; Side 1. Them That Got/Unchain My Heart/ Hit the Road Jack; Side 2. Sticks and Stones/I Wonder/The Danger Zone (ABC Paramount – EP 415)

11/.        Pat Cupp & His Flyin’ Saucers [1979] – That Girl of Mine/Long Gone Daddy (Rollin Rock – 45-003-A)

12/.        Pat Cupp & His Flyin’ Saucers – Baby Come Back/Do Me No Wrong, (Rollin Rock – 002B)

13/.        Mickey Gilley – I Need Your Love/Valley of Tears (Sabra Records – 518)

14/.        Joe Clay – Cracker Jack/Get on the Right Track – ( Vik – G4PW-4541)

15/.        LaVern Baker – Voodoo Voodoo/Hey Memphis [publisher Elvis Presley; supervision Phil Spector] – (Atlantic –45-2119/A 3133+A- 5677)

16/.        Jimmy Bowen with the Rhythm Orchids – Cross Over/It’s Shameful – ( Roulette R-4023)

17/.        Dorsey Burnette – Bertha Lou/Til the Law Says Stop – ( Cee-Jam Records – C-J -16 – A+B – i.e. #16 A and B sides)

18/.        Johnny  Burnette – Sweet Baby Doll/Me and the Bear, (Freedom-promo- F-44017- FR – 131+118)

19/.        Tommy La Beff – Tore Up/Lonely – (Wayside/Lois + Starite 1654+1653)

20/.        Johnny  Burnette – Lonesome Waters/Damn the Defiant, (Liberty, LIB-55489)

21/.        Champion Jack Dupree – Stumping Block Blues/Number Nine Blues, ( Robin – Bob-Dan Music-109-X45, R-3010+3013)

22/.        Mel Douglas & the Nu-Notes – Since You Walked Away/Cadillac Boogie (San Records/Grand Prize – 1506)

23/.        Mickey Gilley and his Rockin’ Piano – (It’s the) End of the Line- [Kansoma Music + Longhorn Music] /Slippin’ and Slidin’ (Peepin’ and a Hidin’ )- (Lyn Records – Venice -512)

24/.        Bobby Day – Gotta New Girl/Mr & Mrs Rock ‘N Roll (Class – C-2104)

25/.        Walter Brown and His Band, Jelly Roll Rock/Alley Cat (Zip – CP4686 – also cat # imprint on vinyl)

26/.        Sleep La Beff, All the Time/Lonely, Vocal 1957, issued 1972, (Mercury – 71179X45)

27/.        Charlie Feathers – One Hand Loose/Bottle to the Baby, (KING- 45-4997, + K-4090 also imprint on vinyl - RFS ww 55 + K-4090)[i] [ii] [iii]

28/.        Don Willis – Boppin’ High School Baby/Warrior Sam, (Satellite Records S-101 also D-102+ D-101, also imprint on vinyl - Satellite D-101 RE and Satellite D-102 RE)

29/.        Bill Mack – Kitty Kat/Fat Woman – (Starday Records – 45-231)

30/.        Johnny Edwards with the White Caps – Rock n’ Roll Saddles/Why’d You Leave Me, (Northland 90-7002)

31/.        Greg Norman and Rocking Rockets, Night Train/Snaggle Tooth Ann, (Snag Records, K-BOW – 0647+0646 / S-101)

32/.        Pat Boone, Rock Boll Weevil/Twixt Twelve And Twenty, (London, MSD 45-3581, Bestell Nr: DL 20270 – imprint on vinyl, Made in Germany, MSD 45-3581 XU)

33/.        Charlie Feathers – That Certain Female/She Set Me Free, ( Rollin Rock Records, 45-025-A imprint on vinyl - 45-025-A + 45-025-B + 75516)

34/.        Sonny Wallace – If a Man Could See/Black Cadillac, ( Yucca, LH -13630 on vinyl, as well, one surface scratch [no jump] )

35/.        Don Dewey – Just a Little Lovin’/When the Sun has Begun to Shine, ( Specialty 617 – 5089)

36/.        Jack Scott  - Country Witch/Blues (Stay Away From Me), (Ponie – 6083 – 20B)

37/.        Merv Benton – Lovin’ Up a Storm/Come on Up, (W&G, WG-S-8133)

38/.        Buddy Holly – Peggy Sue/Wishing, [from a best of LP only) CORAL CK-566

39/.        Buddy Holly – Words of Love E.P. Side 1. Peggy Sue Got Married/ Crying, Waitin, Hoping Side 2. Mailman Bring me no More Blues/ Words of Love, Coral Records, Southern Music, Sydney CX-5321 [in dead wax, poss. 3CC6  ?] Radio Station cover, no picture

40/.        Buddy Holly – Reminiscing/Wait ‘Till the Sun Shines NELLIE, a Coral Record, CK-266, Made In Australia by Festival Records 

41/.        The Frantics – Werewolf/No Werewolf [instrumentals], Top Rank International, - TRS-1522

42/.        Johnny O’Keefe and the Dee Jays, Side 1.  Six O’Clock Rock/Unchained Melody/My Wish Came True, Side 2. Danny Boy/ I Believe, E.P. LEP-306, LEEDON Records—released in Australia by Lee Gordon Records hence LEEDON.

43/.        Tommy La Beff – Lonely [a HAL Harris song]/flip/Tore Up – Wayside Records, Starite 1654+1653. [WAITING FOR Paper sleeve – plain white sleeve]

44/.        Paul Anka – Diana/Don’t Gamble With Love, W & G Records approx, 1950s reissue from the original Columbia release of his first single, in 1957.  WG-SPN-496

WE generally sell Mint or near mint unless stated, as per gradings below. If it is below VG+ I wouldn't bother selling it, unless it was very highly sought after original.  Dead Wax readings on request.

   ----MINT: (M) : FACTORY SEALED

---     ----MINT: (M+-) : NOT FACTORY SEALED, but only played once or twice

----NEAR MINT: (NM) : NEARLY MINT WITH NO MAJOR VISIBLE SIGNS OF WEAR OR DAMAGE. 

----VERY GOOD ++: (VG++) : SHOWS VERY SLIGHT MARKS THAT CONSIST WITH THE SLIDING IN AND OUT OF IT'S JACKET.

---- VERY GOOD + : (VG+) : NO VISIBLE MAJOR SIGNS OF HEAVY WEAR, ALTHOUGH MIGHT SHOW A FEW SLIGHT SCUFFS.

---- VERY GOOD : (VG) : SOME WEAR INCLUDING SLIGHT SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES BUT NOTHING DEEP AND APPEARS TO NOT SKIP.

---- VERY GOOD - : (VG-) : LITTLE MORE WEAR, SCUFFS, AND SCRATCHES

----GOOD + : (G+) : BELOW AVERAGE WITH SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES AND MAY HAVE SKIPS.

·        PICTURE MAY SHOW CAMERA FLASH GLARE.

·        HAPPY TO GIVE DISCOUNTED COMBINED SHIPPING. JUST ASK.  The usual rate is just $4.00 extra for any other record whether LP or EP or 45.  Dead Wax reading on request.

USA residents only:
EBay Announcement of 24 November 2010 | 11:04AM EST
“Due to additional security measures, Australia Post have advised that articles over 453g and all Express Courier International and Express Post International services will be subject to an additional $9 security surcharge and may face transit delays of up to 48 hours.”   This is approx, the weight for 2 LPs plus packaging—one LP plus packaging never falls into this category; it is those USA fiends who buy a double LP; and as a guide, your postage from Australia would be approx.  $32.00; but USA is calling the shots on this one.  The single LP postage as a guide to the USA is approx. $18.85.

[i] Note from reissue seller on eBay -- this is a mid 1970s legal Gusto/King re-issue from the USA - all original 1950s Charlie Feathers labels are blue or white if a promo

[ii] [after responding from my request, as follows: I have the one Charlie Feathers, One Hand Loose/Bottle to the Baby, (KING- 45-4997, + K-4090 also imprint on vinyl - RFS ww 55 + K-4090) w/ cottage cream colored label- w/ the King on the paper sleeve w/ his crown, this single is considered one of the top three valuable rockabilly 45s; I am trying to ascertain whether it is the paper sleeve that tells you whether it is original!]

[iii] Then this response... No, the sleeve tells you nothing. The information you need is in the dead wax . Check out this site for all 45rpm info : http://rcs-discography.com/rcs/index.html