78RPM DISCS BY CONNIE FRANCIS AND OTHERS FROM THE ROCK & ROLL YEARS-SET OF TEN
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In this set of great 78s,we have TEN offerings from those rock & roll years. You may find an odd surface mark here and there,but you have my assurance,as always,that each disc plays nice and sounds good. Now lets look at the titles and artists in this fine little set. 1)Joan Small-You Cant Say I love You To A Rock & Roll Tune/Gonna Get Along Without You Now 2)Jodie sands-Someday/Always In My Heart 3)Pat Boone-Love Letters In The Sand/Bernadine 4)Four In A Chord-When The Town Tell The People/Twenty Tiny Fingers(Embassy) 5)Tommy Steele & The Steelmen-Canibal Pot/Butterfingers 6)Tab Hunter-Young Love/Red Sails In The Sunset 7)Debbie Reynolds-Tammy/French Heels 8)Pat Boone-Tennessee Saturday Night/Aint That A Shame 9)Connie Francis-My Happiness/Happy Days & LOnely Nights 10)Perry Como-Tomboy/Kiss Me & Kiss Me
And there you have TEN incredible 1950s recordings. If you have not heard these,nip into U-tube where you can listen to them,then come back here and choose this original set of cool discs. Delightful Joan Small stats us off with a good one on Parlophone,followed by another cool girl singer,Jodie Sands,performing two great tunes. There are two helpings of Tennessee boy Pat Boone and he really rocks it on disc 8. Embassy 78s are in demand by collectors of the label and disc 4 is a real good one that you dont see often. Our Tommy is here on a great Decca two sider and 6ft plus Tab Hunter does his big big hit,Young Love. A cool young Debbie Reynolds rocks on French Heels,and Connie Francis is here too on a fine MGM record. We end the set with a great Perry Como disc that is quite sought after and that good 50s fans is that. This set is a super addition to a record collection and will compliment your vintage record player just nice. NOTE:Dont put these on an acoustic gramophone with a steel needle as it may damage them. Dig shellac Dig the 1950s NOTE:Check out the prices of these from other sellers and see the savings you get when you choose my records.
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