Incredible- Box of 50-1950's Orignal 45s- Must Be Seen

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OK fellow Ebayers…here it is the…motherlode of vinyl….I have been fortunate enough to have been trusted (check out my feedback rating) to liquidate one of the great record collections of our time. These records come right from the vault of Sir Arthur’s Oldies (See the biography below). I am hoping to clear out this inventory to create funds for Arthur’s ailing wife. Starting prices will be low and there will be NO RESERVE PRICES. All records come with a money back guarantee and a guarantee of authenticity established by Arthur himself. There are thousands of records to be auctioned off, so check back often to see what else pops up.

Biography: (written by Arthur’s son)

Art Appelbaum was known to most record collectors as Sir Arthur, as in Sir Arthur’s Oldies. He was an industry legend. His career in vinyl began in the mid 1940's near 42nd Street in NYC where he opened his first hobby and record shop. It was near the subway station and was the beginning of a career that spanned 60 years. He opened the Hackensack Record King on Main Street in Hackensack, NJ in the early 1960's and continued as Sir Arthur's Oldies  when he moved to Ft. Lauderdale in 1972. An unbelievable career and an unbelievable man. Art Appelbaum was known all around the world as one of the foremost authorities on vinyl. He knew more about oldies, jazz, blues and every form of records and music than you could locate on a computer in the 80's. When he died in 2002 the store was closed and his family took a sizable collection off the market. Today the first portion of that collection is being released for the first time with permission of the Appelbaum family

Here is a great group of 50 Original 1950's 45s.

1.      Count Basie and Earl Hines “Destination K.C./6 Cats and a Prince/Father Co-Operates/Thru For The Night”, EmArcy # EP-1-6037, NM_

2.      Mario Lanza “La Donna E Mobile/Cielo E Mar!”, RCA Victor Red Seal Series (Red Vinyl) # 1506, VG+

3.      The Big Bopper “Chantilly Lace/Big Bopper’s Wedding”, Mercury # 30072, VG

4.      Richie Kall “No More/She’s Found somebody New”, PROMO COPY, King # 5857, VG

5.      The Royaltones “Poor Boy/Wail!”, Jubilee # 5338, VG

6.      Pat Boone “Long Tall Sally/Just As Long As I’m With You”, Dot # 1545, VG

7.      Debbie Reynolds and Carleton Carpenter “Aba Daba Honeymoon/Row, Row, Row”, MGM #30282, VG

8.      The Wanderers “Quiet Night/One Look”, Panama # 3900, VG+

9.      Sarah Vaughan “Whatever Lola Wants/Oh Yeah”, Mercury # 70595, VG

10.  The Five Satins “In The Still Of The Night/The Jones Girl”, Flashback Records # 1, VG+

11.  The Clovers “One Mint Julep/Lovey”, UA # 209, VG

12.  Freddie and the Freeloaders “The Octopuss Song/Patty”, Laurie # 3334, VG+

13.  The Barons “Pledge Of A Fool/Don’t Go Away”, Epic # 10093, NM-

14.  Ricky Nelson “Lonesome Town/I Got A Feeling”, Imperial # 5545VG++

15.  A Buchanan & Goodman “Frankenstein of ‘59/Frankenstein Returns”, Novelty Records # 301, NM-

16.  The Five Keys “Cause You’re My Lover/Gee Whittakers”, Capitol # 3267, VG++

17.  The Four Knights “I Couldn’t Stay Away From You/I Get So Lonely”, Capitol # 2654, VG+

18.  Doug Franklin “My Lucky Love/Drizzlin’ Rain”, Colonial # 7777, VG++

19.  The Four Lovers “The Girl In My Dreams/You’re The Apple Of My Eye”, RCA Victor # 6518, VG

20.  Robb Fortune “Sweetheart Of Mine/Crazy Feelin”, Now Records # N-2, VG

21.  The Voxpoppers “The Last Drag/Wishing For Your Love”, AMP 3 # 1004, VG

22.  The Chantels “Maybe/Come My Little Heart”, End # 1005, G

23.  The Coasters “Down In Mexico/Turtle Dovin”, Atco # 6064, VG

24.  The Platters “The Great Pretender/I’m Just A Dancing Partner”, Mercury # 70753, VG++

25.  Sam Cooke “I’ll Come Running Back To You/Forever”, Specialty # 619, VG+

26.  Little Anthony & The Imperials ‘So Much/Oh Yeah’, End # 1036, VG

27.  Danny & The Juniors “In The Meantime/Dottie”, ABC Paramount # 9926, VG+

28.  The Cadillacs “Speedoo/Let Me Explain”, Josie # 785, VG+

29.  The Raindrops (Jeff Barry & Ellie Greenwich) “Even Though You Can’t Dance/The Kind Of Boy You Can’t Forget”, Jubilee # 5455, VG++

30.  Tony Bennett “My Heart Won’t Say Goodbye/There’ll Be No Teardrops Tonight”, Columbia # 41069, VG++

31.  Fats Domino “So-Long/When My Dreamboat Comes Home”, Imperial #5396, VG+

32.  Clyde McPhatter “When You’re Sincere/Treasure Of Love”, Atlantic # 1092, VG

33.  Clyde McPhatter “When The Right Time Comes Along/Think Me A Kiss”, MGM # 12877, VG+

34.  Troy Cory “Yearning/I’m Just A Lost Ball In High Weeds”, Specialty # 620, VG

35.  The Chevrons “Day After Forever/Lullabye”, Brent # 7007, VG

36.  The Crests “Six Nights A Week/I Do”, Coed # 509, VG+

37.  The Crests “Flower Of Love/Molly Mae”, Coed # 511, VG

38.  Jimmy Cavello and his House Rockers “Ooh- Wee/Foot Stompin”, Coral # 61787, VG+

39.  Jimmy Cavello and his House Rockers “Dream Toy/Cherry Pie”, Coral # 61919, VG++

40.  The Cadets “I Want You/Stranded In The Jungle”, Modern Records # 994, VG++

41.  Earl Connelly “Don’t Let Me Go/My Love Is Strong”, Maycon # 111, NM-

42.  The Coasters Thumbin’ A Ride/Wait A Minute”, Atco # 6186, VG-

43.  The Crests “The Angels Listened In/I Thank The Moon”, Coed # 515, VG+

44.  The Cleftones “Can’t We Be Sweethearts/Neki-Hokey”, Gee # 1016, VG

45.  The Chiefs “How/Tom Tom’ Valiant # 6038, VG

46.  The Concords “Again/The Boy Most Likely”, RCA Victor # 7911, NM-

47.  The Quin-Tones “Down The Aisle Of Love/Please Dear”, Hunt # 321, VG

48.  Santo & Johnny “Sleep Walk/All Night Diner”, Canadian American Records # 103, VG+

49.  Micki Marlo “Little By Little/It All Started With Your Kiss”, ABC Paramount # 9762, NM-

50.  Georgie Young “The Sneak/Nine More Miles”, Cameo # 150, VG++

Buyer agrees to pay $10.50 for USPS Media Mail and to pay by PAYPAL OR MONEY ORDER ONLY within 7 days of close of auction. Click on ‘view sellers other items’ for more of this super collection. Combine orders to save on shipping (1-4 45s the same low price). No Internationals Please.

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