The Fly-bi-Nites Georgia garage G45 top 100
  $   1,243

 


$ 1243 Sold For
Apr 5, 2009 Sold Date
Mar 29, 2009 Start Date
$   5 Start price
17   Number Of Bids
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Description




The Fly-bi-nites Found Love/Come on up (Tiffan 19939/19940) There's no catalog number on this ultra rare Georgia garage record. Custom pressed by NRC in 1966 (Mark Taylor used the NRC number of 564) it is listed in Taylor's G45 top 100 rarest and best garage 45s of all time. You can hear both sides below to find out why. The record is from unused stock, from a distributor here in Atlanta which got some of the rarest 45s on the planet in the 60s. The vinyl isn't really perfect ... it's a fairly low quality pressing with a few bubbles which are NAP but it does play with some lite hiss. I'm familiar with another copy in the hands of another garage collector and he says his pressing is the same.

Listen to Found Love

Listen to Come on up

Condition: VG++ disc/ clean labels


Shipping Rates for 45s

# of Items US 1st Class and Canada Everywhere else One $3.00 $6.00 Two $3.35 $7.00 Three $3.70 $8.00 Four $4.00 $9.00 Five $4.35 $10.00 Six $4.70 $11.00 Seven $5.00 $12.00 Eight $5.35 $13.00 Nine $5.70 $14.00 Ten $6.00 $15.00

Helpful Information

  • All items are original unless specifically noted. We do not sell reissues or counterfeits.
  • We do combine shipping. See shipping chart at left for specific rates.
  • We do know how to grade 45s. No 45 will be offered unless we think listening to it will be an enjoyable experience. All 45s are money back guaranteed.
  • Note that we slightly tweaked postage rates following the big postal rate hike in May.
  • We are available to answer questions at 678 628-7234. You may call to ask a question, hear a record or check on the status of an order. We're here to help.
  • We do offer insurance within the US. Rates are $1.65 up to $50 and $1.20 per additional $50.
  • We use sturdy 45 mailers designed for the purpose. Occasionally, though, the post office may behave like the gorilla in the Samsonite commercial. Naturally, we have no control over that, so you may feel insurance is wise.
  • If an uninsured or unregistered package goes missing, please be patient. Don't file a claim - give it time to arrive. Despite what you may hear about the US Postal Service, they are in fact very reliable. The number of packages we've sent that actually remained lost is virtually zero out of tens of thousands.
  • We do refund for any reason provided the item returns in the same condition it left (ie we don't cover postal damage)




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