RIVIERAS Let's Have A Party USA LP 1964 rare VG++

$ 30

$ 30 Sold For

Apr 19, 2010 Sold Date

Apr 12, 2010 Start Date

$ 10 Start price

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Description

ARTIST:.....Rivieras

TITLE:.....Let's Have A Party

LABEL:.....U.S.A. 102 (mono)

YEAR:.....1964

CONDITION:
Record: SIDE ONE: VG++ (no scratches or scuffs)
Record: SIDE TWO: VG++ (no scratches or scuffs)
Cover: VG++ (no split seams, no ring wear, no cover tears, no smudges )

NOTES:.....The Rivieras were made up of teenagers from South Bend Central High School. The group was originally called the Playmates, but was forced to change their names as there was already a group playing under that name. As a result, the group decided to rename themselves after the Buick Riviera.
The Rivieras were one of the many groups in America that became part of the "frat rock" movement in the early 1960s. The group had their greatest hit in 1964 with "California Sun". It reached #5 in the main U.S. pop chart. In fact, "California Sun" was one of the last songs on the Billboard Hot 100 chart before the "British Invasion". The song has become a classic on "oldies" radio in North America over the years.
Both personal reasons and drastic changes in pop music led to a split-up of the group in 1966.

PLAYLIST:
Side 1:
California Sun
Danny Boy
Twist & Shout
Little Donna
Church Key
Killer Joe...
Side 2:
Lets Have A Party
Rockin' Robin
H.B. Goose Step
Keep A Knockin'
Oh, Boy
When The Saints...

RECORD GRADING:
(SS) STILL SEALED.....never opened, still in original shrink wrap.....
(M-) MINT.....like new, no noticeable flaws whatsover.....
(VG++) VERY GOOD PLUS PLUS.....slightly less than mint, showing the slightest bit of wear.....
(VG+) VERY GOOD PLUS .....still in great condition but showing a bit more wear.....
(VG) VERY GOOD.....still acceptable but showing quite a bit of wear.....
A + or - (plus or minus) denotes slightly better or slightly less than a grade.

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