Ardels . Run Hully Gully Boy . Canadian Cancut 45 rpm
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Ardels . Run Hully Gully Boy . Canadian Cancut 45 rpm
=========================================== **** 45 rpm ****... Ardels ...
Run Hully Gully Boy // Piece of Jewellery
The Ardels first formed in Etobicoke, Ontario 1n 1963 and, after a series of personnel changes which saw Bruce Saracini, the original singer, replaced by Doug Dixon and Robin Scott replaced by Jim Pernokis on guitar, quickly became one of Toronto's most popular young cover bands, playing extensively at high school and church dances. The original five (Brennan, Burt, Dixon, Masson and Pernokis) were joined by McKay on Tenor Saxophone in 1964.
Masson left the group in 1965 to pursue a career in broadcasting and was replaced by Charlesworth on bass. They released an independent album in 1965 followed by a single on Hallmark and subsequently signed with Cancut Records in 1966 to produce several regional hit singles. Burt left in 1967 leaving an unreleased single in the vaults called "Stronger Than Dirt" b/w "I Should Have Known". The Ardels disbanded in 1968. (canoe/pop encyclopedia)
This record is from a consignment of about thirty 45s that I will be posting.
Most of these have been heavily played and I normally wouldn't list items in this condition.
But the collection includes some extremely rare and desirable titles.
This is especially true of the Canadian garage band items.
As is often the case with 45s, they can sound much better than they look.
The owner assures me that even the G+ & G play well.
Nevertheless, please keep this in mind when deciding to bid.
made in Canada
Cancut 8963X
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Visually Graded ...
record = G+
G+
I don't list many items below VG ... but may do so if it's a desirable title ... so a Good Plus or Good may be acceptable if it's the only condition available ...
G
these two grades will include records with signs of wear, deeper scratches and pops/clicks during play ... still may be worth keeping until an upgrade is found ...
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