Curtis Lee I Never Knew What Love Could HOT RockABilly

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Curtis Lee
RARE original 7" 45 RPM single,
Rock-A-Billy. Pop. Early R&R. Bar & Bong. Roughed-Up Country.
Hot Records #7.

I NEVER KNEW WHAT LOVE COULD DO,
Rock-A-Billy Rockin' Boppin' stomper with great guitar solo and cutting vocal,
written by Vivian Tyler,
-c/w-
GOTTA HAVE YOU,
another rockin' side up there with some of the best early Rock-A-Billy singles, with another excellent guitar solo burst,
written by Dale Arlynn.

CONDITION :.
RECORD: The I Never Knew What Love Could Do is in Good Condition, no deep scratches, light surface marks and scuffs, few partial light scratches, has lots of in the groove and on the groove sounds, this ones' been played a lot, but still has punch playing loud and present,  and great to add to a collection.
The Gotta Have You side is in Very Good Condition, no deep scratches, light surface marks and scuffs, some surface scratches, has lots of in the groove and on the groove sounds, this side was not played as much although was played, with lots of punch, playing loud and present,  and great to be able to pop this side on the turntable.
LABEL: The label is in Good Condition on the I Never Knew side with small frays and sticker residue mark and wear.  I added this information below about the label after receiving a question about it. The white mark on the left residue  area of I Never Knew is the fray mark mentioned from sticker removal, a portion 
being in the sticker residue area. The other white mark at the 
right side of the residue was part of the sticker that is no longer on the 
label - the white sliver is a very small fray - much much smaller on the right residue area 
side - and now shows the yellow residue 
except for the very very small white sliver fray amount. THE Label is in  Excellent Condition on the Gotta Have side with some wear.  The photos were just added to show the way the label looks after the portion of the price sticker was removed. Thanks for your question about it. . The Gradings System is:
Mint- Condition.  Near Mint Condition. Excellent Condition. Very Good Condition.  Good Condition.  Fair Condition.
If Mentioned:
Surface marks are very light, on top of the surface, not affecting play.
Surface Scratches are slight on top of the grooves somewhat akin to surface scuffs/surface marks, can have slight light under the music sounds.
Light Scratches are on or just into the surface, not causing skips, may have some light light under the music sounds, extraneous sounds / possible small amount of light ticks or pops.
An important note:
It is rare when I state a record being Mint although there are certain instances where they will be noted as 'Mint- or better' and sometimes 'in-between Mint- up to Mint'.
I usually don't list Fair Condition records except in a very unusual circumstance, essentially for its' collectible interest.
Records are at times graded visually. Surface distractions are noted on visual gradings and groove distractions on listened gradings.
See below, after vintage record pressings information, for the type of shipping and the shipping fee if a record sells for $150.00 or more.

A note of interest about vintage record pressings in general.
Many of the records offered are from 30 to 50 years old. They are are not digital downloads.
Every single plays differently on each different turntable. Some records come with their own inherent pressing oddities, slight sounds, and to the modern ear, possible "slight flaws" - which are not really flaws, but part of the pressing process of older, real vinyl / wax / plastic records.
Some turntables / tone arm weight bring out under the music groove sounds, others may not bring out under the music sounds, or may be heard to a lesser degree.
In some instances, just plain age can cause some slight noises in a record.
Some pressings of small labels from the 1950's and 1960's and some instances 70's pressings were made with not the greatest of ingredients,  and with these lower grade or inferior ingredients causing some under the music groove sound - this generally happened with small label pressings, yet the music is clear, loud, and present. Also, depending on the label, some of these smaller label pressings were pressed at cheapie pressing plants or at a big plant,  but on the sly late at night without the quality control of the normal commissioned pressing.
There may be slight tape hissing audible, which can be part of the recording/pressing - as per example, on some early Motown records.

PAYMENT:
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SHIPPING:
 The first 7" single is the normal one regular shipping fee. Thereafter, each 45 RPM Record is shipped in the same package for $1.00 each.
IF THIS RECORD OR MULTIPLE orders are $150.00 or more, they are shipped :
In the USA: Signature Confirmation Tracking is added to the regular shipping fee at the purchasers' expense.
To International Destinations they are shipped : Air Express International Air with Signature Confirmation and Tracking Number, at $34.00. EBay & PayPal request items to be sent in this manner for the protection of the buyer and seller in case of Postal loss, damage, or delay.
This is the only fee other than the multiple fee for multiple singles if you have ordered more than one single.
Please wait for an invoice if an item or items is $150.000 or more.

Areas of Interest :  Rock-A-Billy. Psycho-Billy. Roughed-Up Country. Pop. R&R. Early R&R. Northern Soul. Bar & Bong. Beer Swaggin' Bleatin' C&W.

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