DOO WOP 45s: 6 NEW-NEVER PLAYED 45S ON THE BLUE SKY LABEL; PLEASE READ CAREFULLY

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LOT OF 6 NEW-NEVER PLAYED 45S ON THE BLUE SKY LABEL; PLEASE READ CAREFULLY   This is a lot of SIX (6) 45s on the BLUE SKY label. CONDITION: ALL are NEW - STORE STOCK and have NEVER BEEN PLAYED     CHECK WHAT OTHERS ARE SELLING THESE 45s FOR & the condition of the records others are offerring. You will not find a lower price for these (and all our records are all NEW NEVER PLAYED   CHECK and see what other sellers are asking for each of these records. Our price is a small fraction of what others want and our records are brand NEW (while most others are asking much more for USED copies.)   The following is a list of the records you are bidding on. They were all released on the BLUE SKY label; most in the early 1970 & 1 in the 1980s. see list below which includes the year each Blue Sky 45 was released.   Five (5) of the records in this lot are ORIGINALS; One (1), Sundqay Kind Of Love by Bobby Hall & the Kings is either a re-release of the groups 1953 Jax release of an unissued alternate take of that recording.   Here is a list of the records you will get; following each listing is the YEAR the record was released on Blue Sky.     Blue Sky 101 - Blue Sky Boys (Dennis Henry Ostrom singing all the parts): Cherie b/w I'm Just Another One In Love With You (1972)     Blue Sky 102 - Original Charmers: Someday You'll Want Me To Want You b/w Fools Rush In (1972)     Blue Sky 103 - Persuasions, Donna & the: In The Still Of The Night b/w For Your Love (1973)     Blue Sky 106: Bobby Hall & Kings: Why Oh Why b/w I Love You Baby (1973)     Blue Sky 107: Blue Sky Boys (Dennis Henry Ostrom singing all the parts): Wedding Bells Are Ringing In My Ears b/w Daddy Cool: The Story Of Daddy Cool (1973)     Blue Sky 110 - Chordliners: Kathleen b/w Never Let You Go (1988)      ============================ ========== A general note about theDoo Wop 45s that we sell: Collector Pressings, Reproductions & Reissues   These records were pressed in very limited quantities several decades ago solely for the relatively small Doo Wop Collector's Market. Pressings generally did not exceed 500 copies and sometimes were much less. With the passing of time, the growth in the number of collectors and the declining number of records available, the value of these records has grown significantly due to the law of supply and demand. Today, many of these records have become very hard to find collectors' items.   As stated above, these records are brand new, dealer or store stock, and have never been played. Sometimes fidelity of recordings may not be up to year 2020 standards, because, it must be remembered, almost all of these recordings were originally produced 60 or more years ago, and may have been produced from Masters that were not always in pristine condition. Some of the original masters for the original records themselves were produced on what today some might call "primitive equipment," in "studios" that could have been a basement or garage. But, for the true collector that all adds to the magic and honesty of these recordings. In a small number of instances, they may have even been recorded with some surface noise, even though records are brand new. This affects a very limited number of records, and is an accepted part of some of these old recordings. All records have Never Been Played, therefore I cannot tell you anything about surface noise (in the few cases where it exists) or about reversed labels (in the very, very few cases where that occurs.)   A note regarding scans of records in my auction. Due to the scanning process, colors may not always be a 100% replication of the actual color of the record label. For reasons unknown to me this seems to affect a small number of records, mainly with some "blue" labels. Silver or gold print on the labels also does not always reproduce well.