Currently Playing...at 45Rpm

[Cabbage Patch Elvis]

Um, you do know it is the word, correct?

[TheBladeCatcher]

Um, you do know it is the word, correct?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WNrx2jq184

[Cabbage Patch Elvis]

Um, you do know it is the word, correct?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WNrx2jq184

Nice! This is pretty awesome too. It gets really good at the 50 second mark!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PovjkA0uSnQ&feature=related

[KentT]

Bettye Swann/ Don't Touch Me
Fontella Bass/ Safe And Sound

[joebebop]

Timothy Mcnealy
KC Stomp b/w Easy, Easy, Easy
NAAASSTY.... 'nuff said.

[gbmax]

Very first Suzy Quatro single: "Rolling Stone"
On record wasn't yet Suzy, rather Susie Quatro:

[akb778]

[Singlemania45]

Mike Oldfield: Take Four (White Vinyl)




Mike & The Mechanics: All I Need Is A Miracle (WEA German 12" Extended Mix - Rare Sleeve)

[KentT]

Lenny Welch/ Since I Fell For You

[Cabbage Patch Elvis]

[DarthMaul]

The Association: Along Comes Mary/Your Own Love (Valiant 741, 1966 red and black label)
The Association: Cherish/Don't Blame It On Me (Valiant 747, 1966 red and black label)

[KentT]

Both superb singles. And some of the best 1960's pop. Love the Association.

[DarthMaul]

That's true. Both are in excellent condition, although "Along Comes Mary" is in better shape than "Cherish". Both records are clean looking and sounding. The visual difference between them is that the first one I mentioned has a lot of gloss. Anyways, I've got over 800 45rpm records to go through, but won't be mentioning all of them.


The Association: Windy/Sometime (Warner Bros. 7041; 1967 orange label)
The Association: Never My Love/Requiem For The Masses (Warner Bros. 7074; 1967 orange label)
Badfinger: Come And Get It/Rock of All Ages (Apple 1815; 1970)
Badfinger: No Matter What/Carry On Till Tomorrow (Apple 1822; 1970 pressing with star on label)

[Cabbage Patch Elvis]

Great bluesy cover of the Who's The Seeker!