ULTRA OBSCURE *45*"SLIM DORTCH" 1964 ORIG. EUGENIA #1001 ROCKABILLY M-
  $   56

 


$ 56 Sold For
Jun 28, 2013 Sold Date
Jun 21, 2013 Start Date
9   Number Of Bids
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Description

EXTREMELY RARE  1964 EUGENIA LABEL RELEASE........
45 RECORD WHICH IS HARD TO FIND.......

Artist: SLIM DORTCH....very, mega, mega rare  

Songs: "SIXTEEN MILES" / "THE BLACK ROSE"

Label & Number:  EUGENIA   #1001.."COWBOY"  

Wax Condition:  Mint- (excellent sound,no skips, )..

Label Condition: Mint-  ( excellent,..)..

Notes:  One of the great obscure surf rockabilly records.

Sleeve: yes ...

INTERNATIONAL & ALL BUYERS WELCOME..........

RECORD GRADING:

MINT..UNPLAYED..never on turntable

NM/M- (Near Mint): Like new, looks unplayed.

VG+: A few very faint surface marks, nothing that will affect play

VG: A few more marks than a VG+. Used but not abused...sleeve marks or wax marks

VG-: Light scuffs and light scratches, there will be light surface wear to the record. Expect some light surface noise in parts or a few clicks or pops here and there.

Shipping and handling cost $3.80 for USPS First Class shipping within the United States (and $.75 for each additional 45)... $13.00 to Europe and South America... $13.00 to Australia, Russian Federation, Japan and New Zealand ($1.00 for additional 45s)... Canada $9.00 ($1.00 for additional 45s) International shipping is prone to delay due to occasional slow shipping routes. Seller is not responsible for postal service delays.
Symbols (LT), Label tear, (RW) ring wear, (DJ) disc jockey promo, (SOL) sticker on label,(WOL) Writing on label, (BB) bb hole cut out, (TS) tape stain, (RI) Reissue,(FS) factory Sleeve, (SS) sticker stain, (NS) number sticker.

"Cowboy" Slim Dortch (Born 12 April 1921 in Henry County, Tennessee, as Henry Pierce Dortch;  11 February 2000 in Poplar Bluff, Missouri) was an American country and rockabilly musician. While Dortch had a long career, he nowadays is advised and known only by two singles with Eugenia records into oblivion.

1964 Dortch reappeared in Memphis, Tennessee, where he recorded two singles for the small Eugenia label. The first album was published in 1964 with the rockabilly song Big Boy Rock on the A-side and mailing my last letter on the B side. In June of that year, followed by a more rockabilly single consisting of/sixteen miles / the black rose, which he recorded as "Cowboy" Slim Dortch. These are Dortchs only known recordings. Then it became quiet around him, he was still on stage.

I HAVE ALL THREE OF HIS SINGLES LISTED ON E-BAY...THE 2 ON EUGENIA
LABEL & 1 ON THE LIGHTING BALL LABEL......#100 on LIGHTING BALL IS
& THE ONLY ONE I'VE EVER SEEN......THANKS FOR  LOOKING....

THESE ARE TRUELY "ULTRA RARE RELEASES" & EXCELLENT "ROCKABILLY
PSYCHOBILLY RECORDINGS.....




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