SIX MORE 45 RPM "SINGLE" RECORDS FROM THE YEAR 1964: The Searchers' "Love Potion Number Nine" / "Hi-Heel Sneakers"; Gerry and the Pacemakers' "How Do You Do It?"; The Tams' "It's All Right (You're Just In Love)" / "You Lied to Your Daddy"; The Newbeats' "Bread and Butter" / "Tough Little Buggy"; Bobby Marchan's "That's The Way That It Goes" / "You Won't Do Right"; and Hub Kapp and the Wheels' "Bony Maronie" / "Sigh, Cry, Almost Die"

Langue : anglais

Edité par Kapp Winners Circle Series; Laurie Records, Inc.; ABC Paramount Records, Inc.; Hickory Records, Inc.; Volt / Distributed by Atco Records; Capitol Records, Inc., New York; Los Angeles; Nashville, Tenn., 1964

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Not books but a group of six, 7-inch, 45 rpm rock 'n roll records from the year 1964, the eleventh year of rock 'n roll. As usual with our groups or "lots" of 45s, these will be mostly garage-sale finds. All should grade "very good" or better, all will play well, but it should not be assumed that ANY of these 60-year-old survivors are pristine or "mint." Many will show fine scratches or scuffs from handling or storage, most labels will exhibit some "rub." But for one price you get six ORIGINAL 45 rpm records from the early 1960s, several of them a bit odd, including the Searchers' rendition of Leiber-Stoller's "Love Potion Number Nine" from their album "This Is Us", and Gerry and the Pacemakers' Number One hit "How Do You Do It" (the song George Martin tried to get the Beatles to cut as their first hit single. The four lads, though barely getting started, showed some nerve and replied the catchy little piece of bubble gum would ruin them in Liverpool. "We came back to George and said, 'Well it may be a number one, but we just don't want this kind of song, we don't want to go out with that kind of reputation. It's a different thing we're going for, it's something new.' I suppose we were quite forceful really, for people in our position," sayeth Mr. McCartney. And so the Beatles' first single was "Love Me Do." "How Do You Do It?" did hit number one for the Pacemakers, while "Love Me Do" stalled at Number 17 -- the poor Beatles would have to wait a whole three weeks for "Please Please Me" to score their first Number One. The Pacemakers -- originally "Gerry Marsden and the Mars Bars" -- would have several more hits, but disbanded in 1967.) You also get The Tams' "It's All Right (You're Just In Love)" / "You Lied to Your Daddy"; The Newbeats' "Bread and Butter"; Bobby Marchan's "That's The Way That It Goes" with "You Won't Do Right" on the flip side; and Hub Kapp and the Wheels' "Bony Maronie," featuring on the flip side their cover of the Everly Brothers' "Sigh, Cry, Almost Die." Bobby Marchan (born Oscar James Gibson, 1930-1999) was a New Orleans-based female impersonator and vocalist with Huey "Piano" Smith and the Clowns, whose "There Is Something On Your Mind" was a big R&B hit in 1960. He was the first to record "Rockin' Pneumonia" (Ace, 1957) and "Sea Cruise" (Frankie Ford reportedly admitting he copied Marchan's styling when he recorded his hit version.) As for Hub Kapp and The Wheels, the A&R types at Capitol Records kept urging them to tour in support of their records, not realizing that Hub Kapp and the Wheels pretty much didn't exist, that they were in fact a joke dreamed up by the hosts of the long-running Phoenix, Arizona, "Wallace and Ladmo" morning cartoon-and-satire live television show (1954-1989.) Hub Kapp was in fact Wallace-and-Ladmo regular Pat McMahon, who more regularly appeared as Boffo, the Clown Who Hated Children. Six singles from 1964, combined into a lot to consolidate shipping, all for less than $4 apiece! This lot now reduced from $35. …

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SIX MORE 45 RPM "SINGLE" RECORDS FROM THE YEAR 1964: The Searchers' "Love Potion Number Nine" / "Hi-Heel Sneakers"; Gerry and the Pacemakers' "How Do You Do It?"; The Tams' "It's All Right (You're Just In Love)" / "You Lied to Your Daddy"; The Newbeats' "Bread and Butter" / "Tough Little Buggy"; Bobby Marchan's "That's The Way That It Goes" / "You Won't Do Right"; and Hub Kapp and the Wheels' "Bony Maronie" / "Sigh, Cry, Almost Die"
Auteur
The Searchers, Gerry and the Pacemakers, The Tams, The Newbeats, Bobby Marchan, Hub Kapp and the Wheels
Éditeur
Kapp Winners Circle Series; Laurie Records, Inc.; ABC Paramount Records, Inc.; Hickory Records, Inc.; Volt / Distributed by Atco Records; Capitol Records, Inc., New York; Los Angeles; Nashville, Tenn.
Année de publication
1964
État de l'article
Very Good
Jaquette
No Jacket
Reliure
No Binding
Langue
anglais
Édition
1st Edition
Dimensions
12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall
Catalogues du vendeur
45 rpm "singles" and EPs

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