Arthur Big Boy Crudup That's All Right Orange Red Vinyl
$
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Description
Please see all my auctions this week. I’ve got four great 45s running until next Wednesday.
Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup, That’s All Right, original RCA 50-0000 on red vinyl and in remarkable NM condition!
Also, three nice Soul and/or Funk classics by Ernie Lucas, Friday Saturday & Sunday, and Harrison and the Majestic Kind.
This Record:
Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup, RCA 50-0000, That’s All Right b/w Crudup’s After Hours
This is an absolutely beautiful copy of this rare and important record. Not only was this very early (1949) 45 the first in RCA’s R&B series (how often do you see a number like “0000”?!), but of course the song was later covered by Elvis in the dawn of rock and roll, as his first single for Sun Records. And to complete the desirability of this rare treasure, RCA pressed their early R&B 45s on an orange-ish/red-ish vinyl, making this rarity even more beautiful.
Condition: Visually, this record grades a beautiful NM all the way around! The labels appear perfect in every way, the vinyl is the same. Defects/marks/scuffs can be particularly hard to see on colored vinyl, but even under bright light, at all angles, I literally don’t see a single mark! Record plays loud and strong, but has some very light, inexplicable noise that doesn’t detract at all from the listening experience. A professional cleaning may be able to help lighten it even more.
Due to it's extreme rarity and outstanding condition, I have set a very resonable reserve on this record.
SHIPPING FOR 45s
USA: $4 for First Class USPS, combine shipping, just +$1 for each additional record. Insurance optional, and extra charge.
International Airmail: $8 First Class International, combine shipping just +$1 for each additional record. ALL items (or combined package totals) over $200 must be shipped Express Mail International for signature required, and will be charged $30 flat rate.
Canada: $5 +$1 for each additional record
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