- Joined on April 13, 2018
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The Sheep were another pseudonym for Bob Feldman, Jerry Goldstein, and Richard Gottehrer just like The Strangeloves and Beach Nuts.
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An excellent bittersweet sunshine pop gem from 1967. The flipside is jangly pop. It's a shame this wasn't a hit. If you love the Left Banke or Emitt Rhodes' Merry-Go-Round check this 45 out.
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Is this stereo Tifton LP in true stereo or rechanneled fake stereo?
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One of their best 60's albums thanks to superb covers and well written originals. This LP is also known as the Batman or Batman Theme LP.
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Great album! The cover is a homage to Roberto And His Orchestra's "Music For Lonely Lovers" LP from 1956.
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Pressed by Southern Plastics (now United Record Pressing) in Nashville TN.
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The great Billy Barty on the cover. The stereo version is a lot of fun.
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The source photo for the phony Svetlana Gruebbersolvik "My Lips Are For Blowing" meme cover.
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This is a very poor sounding CD. Muddy sounding source tapes with too much Noise Reduction!
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This 45 was pressed by Allied Record Company in LA. The plant either had some pre 1964 labels or the older printer stamper design. The same situation existed with the Blues Magoos' "Ain't Got Nothin' Yet". A red hot single that Mercury subcontracted...
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This 45 was pressed by Allied Record Company in LA. They must have have had some of the pre-1964 labels in stock or the older printer stampers. The same situation exists with Manfred Mann's "The Mighty Quinn" in 1968. A red hot single that Mercury...
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This 45 was pressed by Allied Record Company in LA. They might have have had some of the pre-1964 labels in stock. The same situation existed with the Blues Magoos' "Ain't Got Nothin' Yet". A hot single that Mercury subcontracted other plants to get...
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Pressed by Southern Plastics in Nashville (now United Record pressing)
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The cover of Showtime is a parody of the "Musiquiz Of 100 Famous Themes" album. https://www.discogs.com/Various-Musiquiz-Of-100-Famous-Themes/release/2638631
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Photographed in front of the Sing Recording Studio at 1314 Ellsworth industrial blvd, in NW Atlanta Georgia 30318
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Workers at CBS's pressing plants were striking in 1978, so some 45's were pressed on vinyl by MCA.
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One of the most infamous though popular Star Wars cash-in albums because of its low price. It was bought mostly by parents or grandparents who didn't want to spend 2 or 3 times more for the original soundtrack (which was a double album). The cover was...
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A classic instrumental album. BTW thats not the Ventures on the cover. Dolton records distributor Liberty wanted to get the album out ASAP, but the group was out touring. So they used some guys from the Liberty Records warehouse to pose for the cover....
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KCCO 1050 was a country radio station in Lawton Oklahoma during the 60's and 70's.
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This has to be one of the strangest combinations of artists on any tape, bootleg or legit!
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Although MCA kept this in print as a budget LP and tape into the 1980's it's a very dated compilation. The 60's Go-Go dancer cover and horrible fake stereo (with no mono release) does Bill Haley's legendary and well recorded music no favors.
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Stay away from the DOL album, its been mastered from lousy sounding Mp3's or a bootlegged tape.
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Despite owning the catalogs of many legendary labels (King, Starday, Scepter-Wand, Musicor), Gusto and their many subsidiary labels (Power Pack, Hollywood, Highland) is one of the most notorious oldies and country reissue labels out there. Cheap...
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This album uses "Walk Don't Run '64" instead of the original 1960 recording.
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