Retro Storage CASE with 45-rpm records (Late 60's & Early 70's) - Listed Below
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Description
Olive Green or Avocado colored DISK-GO-CASE filled with some great tunes!
Many "gone....but not forgotten" 45's are included in this sturdy working "intra-locking" plastic carry case.
All were play-tested.
An outstanding collection of great-sounding records in Very Good conditions (many look new!)
Contents of DISK-GO-CASE are:
Time Of The Season – The Zombies
Good Clean Fun – The Monkees
The Ballad Of John & Yoko – The Beatles
Elephant Candy – The Fun & Games
My Sweet Lord – George Harrison
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da – Arthur Conley
Bad Moon Rising – Creedence Clearwater Revival
Nashville Cats – The Lovin’ Spoonful
Purple Haze – Dion
San Franciscan Nights – Eric Burdon & The Animals
Lay A Little Lovin’ On Me – Robin McNamara
Hooray For The Salvation Army Band – Bill Cosby
It Don’t Come Easy – Ringo Starr
Master Jack – Four Jacks & A Jill
I Need Love – Rhinoceros
Tribute (Rolling Stones tunes) – Horizon
Put A Little Love In Your Heart – Jackie DeShannon
Help Me Make It Through The Night – Sammi Smith
Cloud Nine – The Temptations
One Tin Soldier – The Original Caste
Walk A Mile In My Shoes – Joe South & The Believers
The Unicorn – The Irish Rovers
You Can’t Be A Monkey Woman – Jesse Boone & The Astros
Do You Know The Way To San Jose – Dionne Warwick
Cold Turkey – Plastic Ono Band
Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep – Mac & Katie Kissoon
Back When My Hair Was Short – Gunhill Road
Neanderthal Man – Hotlegs
Do You Know What Time It Is? – P-Nut Gallery
Back Off Boogaloo – Ringo Starr
The Thrill Is Gone – B.B. King
Don’t Make Me Pay For His Mistakes – Z.Z. Hill
Games People Play – Joe South
Love Child – Diana Ross & The Supremes
Playboy – Gene & Debbe
Day After Day – Badfinger
Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye – Steam
Morning Dew – Lulu
Dancing In The Moonlight – King Harvest
Desiderata – Les Crane
You Showed Me – The Turtles
I Got You Babe – Sonny & Cher
Honey – Bobby Goldsboro
I’ve Found Someone Of My Own – The Free Movement
I’m Gonna Make You Love Me – The Supremes & The Temptations
Incense & Peppermints – Strawberry Alarm Clock
Six Man Band – The Association
American Woman – The Guess Who
Baby, I Love You – Andy Kim
A Boy Named Sue – Johnny Cash
Let’s Talk About Us – Jerry Lee Lewis
Alone Again (Naturally) – Gilbert O’Sullivan
Keem-O-Sabe – The Electric Indian
Holly Go Softly – Cornerstone
Worst That Could Happen – Brooklyn Bridge
Abergavenny – Shannon
Sweet Mary – Wadsworth Manison
My Mammy – The Happenings
Signs – Five Man Electrical Band
Theme From Shaft – Isaac Hayes
Popcorn – Hot Butter
Here Comes The Sun – Richie Havens
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Due to the continued confusion on record-grading, we find it necessary to define what we consider to be the "standard" in the vinyl record collecting hobby. We realize most of you already have your own understandings on this -- and they will vary to a small degree. We seldom list a record below the VG grade(s)! We try hard to list only those records that both look and play great - without distracting scratches, major label damage, storage warping, etc.
THIS IS OUR GRADING SCALE
MINT- Vinyl surface still glossy, no surface scuffs, basically looks as if it has never seen a turntable, or been out of a sleeve! (Like you just got home from the record store with it :-) EBAY displays an "Excellent" rating between M- and VG+... which we assume is "like new".
VERY GOOD+ Vinyl is still semi-glossy in appearance - with a very "minimal amount" of surface scuffs, has obviously been stored in a protective sleeve. Record should be pleasing to both the eyes & ears on both sides. Many of our records will fall into this category.
VERY GOOD Probably the most "misrepresented" grade ever to appear in an EBAY listing! Vinyl shows some loss of sheen - label may show "faint" ring wear from being stored with other records. Minimal distracting noise during playback. Label may have an index # sticker (very popular in the 50's & 60's) - Record should still be pleasing in both audio and in appearance. Records that grade VG will suit most folks waiting for a nicer replacement to show up.
VERY GOOD- Vinyl may have obvious signs of never having been stored in a sleeve. Label may show obvious, but "permanent" imperfections, i.e. writing or name on label, sticker residue, etc. Scratches and/or scuffs may be visible, but not detract from, the enjoyment of the recording - i.e. no skips or repeated clicks. May show slight "greying" in the vinyl. Would still make for an excellent jukebox tune.
GOOD+ Vinyl will have visible scratches or scuffs that may be audible during playback. May also have "major" label damage, as well as obvious signs of improper care or storage. However - recording should still play all the way through without skipping! While we will seldom list records of this grade - exceptions are given to more desireable records that are very rarely offered - and defects are always noted and/or displayed. Many garage sales, flea markets, and thrift store finds often fall into this category.......
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