Bobby Hall and Kings Why Oh Why Jax Red Wax Original Hear
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Bobby Hall and Kings Why Oh Why b/w I Love You Baby Jax 314 Red Wax Original! Beautiful VG+++ copy! I talked to Val Shively about the green label vs maroon label. He told me that the green label on this release was pressed as a special promotional gift for DJ Alan Freed. It was pressed on a different label color so that they could not be returned for credit to the distributor. Freed is given writer credit on the flipside of the green label pressing only. The green label pressing is rarer and looks much cooler than the maroon label. Listen here to the actual disc ... bobbyhallwhyohwhy.mp3 Check out my other vocal group auctions this week.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: I regret to inform you that the United States Postal Service has just increased their rates drastically on international shipments. In some cases as high as 70% over their previous rates. Please look over the shipping fees before bidding and calculate that before you bid. I do not attempt to profit on shipping! Thanks for your understanding.
All discs are original pressings. I do not sell bootlegs or reproductions.
My Grading System: Mint (M) I do not use this grade ever. Mint- (M-) Near perfect record. Very Good +++ (VG+++) Close to M-. May have a minor mark or two. Very Good ++ (VG++) Clean copy. A few scuffs and surface marks may be apparent. Very Good + (VG+) Decent copy. Will have a few scratches and scuffs, some light noise. Very Good (VG) Your average used record. Many marks and scratches but disc can still be enjoyed with some background noise apparent. Very Good- (VG-) Heavily used record. A lot of scratches. Will play with a good degree of background noise. Good + (G+) Rough copy. Will play through without skips. Good (G) Trashed. Good for skeet shooting! Keep in mind some discs were pressed on cheap vinyl, especially certain 1950's R&B indies and even near mint copies can play with surface noise. I always try to post a sound clip so that you can hear how the actual disc plays.
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