THE PIONEER VOCALISTS OF ROCK 'N ROLL, PART ONE -- Five classic 45 rpm records from the Golden Age of Rock (45 RPM VINYL ROCK 'N ROLL 'SINGLES'). Cet article n’est pas disponible.THE PIONEER VOCALISTS OF ROCK 'N ROLL, PART ONE -- Five classic 45 rpm records from the Golden Age of Rock (45 RPM VINYL ROCK 'N ROLL 'SINGLES')

Not a book but a group of five, 7-inch, 45 rpm classic vinyl rock 'n roll "single" records from the late '50s, combined to consolidate shipping. These vinyl records will play well; they grade "very good" with small, scattered scuffs and scratches. The labels show some rub from being stored together (before they reached us) without individual protective sleeves. NONE of these vinyl 45s are shiny new, NONE of them grade "near mint." But at a very reasonable price you get the ORIGINAL RELEASES of Clyde McPhatter's "A Lover's Question" / "I Can't Stand Up Alone" (Atlantic, 1958, no spinner to label), Chuck Willis' "You'll Be My Love" / "Keep A-Driving" (Atlantic 1958, no spinner to label), Hank Ballard and the Midnighters' "Finger Poppin' Time" / "I Love You, I Love You So-O-O" (on the dark blue King label, 1960), Jerry Butler's "He Will Break Your Heart" / "Thanks to You" (Butler-Mayfield-Carter, on the Vee Jay rainbow label, 1960), and Gene McDaniels' "A Hundred Pounds of Clay" (on the Liberty rainbow label, 1961.) Group of five, 45 rpm, classic ORIGINAL rock 'n roll "singles" from the late 1950s, priced together as one lot to consolidate shipping, the lot now reduced from $17.…