Rooftop Singers/Joan Baez Hip Pocket Records HP37/HP36-BOTH FACTORY SEALED
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Description
The Hip-Pocket Record was introduced by Philco, the electronics division of the Ford Motor Company in the US in 1967. 41 Hip-Pocket Records were issued from 1967 to 1968, the first two being Tommy James & The Shondells releases licensed from Roulette.
Sold for 68 cents and available through FW Woolworth or direct from Ford dealerships, Hip-Pocket discs were slightly smaller in size than an LP label: 4” in diameter and manufactured on paper-thin black plastic.
Up for sale here are Two Hip Pocket Records:
1) Rooftop Singers “Walk Right In”/“Tomcat (HP-37) This one is quite hard-to-find!
2) Joan Baez “There But For Fortune”/“Pack Up Your Sorrow” (HP-36)
Both are in Mint Condition…FACTORY SEALED.
Questions? Please contact us.
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