Edwin Bruce “Sweet Woman”/“Part Of My Life” Sun Rockabilly 1958 VG
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Jun 25, 2025 Sold Date
Jun 18, 2025 Start Date
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Edwin Bruce “Sweet Woman”/“Part Of My Life” Sun 292

Memphis Rockabilly - 1958


Arkansas-born Ed Bruce (1939-2021), best remembered for writing and performing the 1976 country hit, “Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys", traveled to Memphis’ Sun Records at age 17 where he caught the attention of label owner Sam Phillips and began recording for the company in 1957.


Vinyl: Both sides play in very good (VG) condition. There are surface marks but no skips, persistent ticks or pops. It has also been cleaned with an ultrasonic record cleaner.


Labels: Both sides are marked (the A side has black marker, blue and red ink; the B side has black marker).


Dead wax: etched


Provenance: This copy belonged to Massachusetts DJ and rockabilly collector Bill Clark who died in 2024. It was in his collection for more than 35 years.


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