45" Singles for Sale

Posted on Dec 08, 2005 04:57 am
Rigsby
Ultra Magnus
Member Since: Nov 13, 2004

..before i eBay them, have a look, lots more to come, everything's in good-excellent condition. email me to make me an offer on anything..

The Tymes - You little trustmaker (RCA 2456)
The Intruders - Win, Place or show (she's a winner) (SPIR 2212)
Three Degrees - When will i see you again (SPIR 2155) (2 copies)
George McCrae - Rock Your Baby (BOY 85)
David Bowie - Rebel rebel (LPB05009)
Four Tops - Yesterday's Dreams (TMG 665)
The Mindbenders - Ashes to ashes (Fontana 26711 1F)
T-Rex - Truck On (EMI MARC 6)
Jimi Hendrix Experience - All Along The Watchtower (Track record/ Polydor 604025)
The Beach Boys - Good vibrations (capitol 15475)
Zager and Evans - In the year 2525 (RCA 1860)
Nancy Sinatra - These boots are made for walking (Reprise R.20432)
Roberta Flack - Feel like making love (Atlantic K10467)
Cher - Bang bang (LIB 66160)
Neil Sedaka - happy birthday Sweet Sixteen (RCA1266)
Gerry and the pacemakers - How do you do it? (Columbia DB 4987)
Cliff Richard - Bachelor Boy/ The Next Time (Columbia DB 4950)
Lonnie Donegan - Battle of New Orleans
Carpenters - Goodbye To Love (AMS 7023)
Carpenters - Yesterday Once More (AMS 7073)
The Tams - Hey Girl don't bother me (PRO 532)SOLD!!
Dusty Springfield - In the middle of nowhere (Philips BF 1418)
The Chi-lites - Have you seen her (MCA MU 1146)
Connie Francis - Lipstick on your collar (MGM 1018)
The Animals - House of the rising sun (Columbia DB 7301)
Buddy Holly - Raining in my heart (Coral 45Q 72360)
Jackie Wilson - I get the sweetest feeling (MCA MU 1160)
Olivia Newton John - Suddenly (JET 7002)
Fleetwood Mac - Dreams (Warner Bros K16969)
Kenny Rogers and The First Edition - Ruby, don't take your love to town (Reprise RS.20829)
Thunderthighs - Central park arrest (Philips 6006 386)
Nancy Sinatra - Sugar Town (Reprise RS.20527)
The Stylistics - I'm stone in love with you (Avco 6106 015)

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TallChap
Answer:On a good day, lipstick.
Member
Since: Jun 24, 2004

Dec 08, 2005 07:27 pm

Some great tunes in there, sir.
Wish I still had a turntable. I'd be surprised if a few of those weren't quite valuable.

I'm reminded of a couple of "singles" I just had to have. Took me two years to track down "Band of Gold" by Freda Payne, and a similar time to get "Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)" by Steve Harley and the Cockney Rebel....Oh, how we loved those 45's.

My daughter saw one in an "antique" store, and laughed...

My sister once had a two year quest to find "Little Bit Of Love" by Free.

Those were the days before the internet....

First 45 I ever bought was "Join Together" by The Who, followed by "Space Oddity" by Bowie.

Oh, man, just noticed the Olivia Neutron Bomb single....JET RECORDS...Wow...brings back memories...ELO?

kennethwsmithjr
The Eternal Student
Member
Since: Oct 08, 2005

Dec 08, 2005 08:03 pm

What are 45's?

Noize2u
Czar of Midi
Administrator
Since: Apr 04, 2002

Dec 08, 2005 10:14 pm

A 45 is a 45 RPM 7" single. They were what you got instead of the full album back in the day. Usually a radio hit single on the A side and something unusual on the B side. Many time's the B side ended up being the bigger hit. You can still find them for certain band's who still release them. Usually independant from a major record label. I have several newer one's by band's like A Perfect Circle and Slipknot as well as many other's that are limited release's. Sometime's they are colored vinyl or may be a picture disc. The Perfect Circle one has allready increased in value since there were only 250 of them made. The Slipknot one was about $25.00 when I bought it and is now over $100.00 as there were only 50 of them printed.

Rigsby, if you have a price in mind you would like to get email me. There are several in there I would be interested in, but I would possibly be willing to buy the whole lot from ya to add to the vinyl pile here.

kennethwsmithjr
The Eternal Student
Member
Since: Oct 08, 2005

Dec 08, 2005 10:37 pm

That's crazy. Somebody told me once that it was tough to beat the sound of a high quality record player because the music was never converted to digital.

Noize2u
Czar of Midi
Administrator
Since: Apr 04, 2002

Dec 08, 2005 10:45 pm

UM, ya, they were right. Sort of. There is a completely differant sound. But you arent going to get it on a $100.00 turntable.

zekthedeadcow
Eat Spam before it eats YOU!!!
Member
Since: May 11, 2002

Dec 08, 2005 11:58 pm

... yeah... a bad habbit I picked up was buying cases of records at garage sales... I think I have all of $50 into it and am running out of room :)

It's a different world...just because it's analog doesn't mean it sounds pleasing...

my favorite in my pile'o'plastic is Jethro Tull "Stand Up" ... along with a "for raidio use only" Johny Cash "San Quentin" 45 I also have a crazy folk record with no copyright date on it... containing such classics as "You are my Sunshine", "1814" and a very appalacian version of "Bannana Boat"