Jack Earls 45 Slow Down/A Fool for Lovin' You VG SUN 240 1956 ROCKABILLY SCARCE
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WHOA! Scarce ONLY offering, 1956 debut for Jack Earls. He gave up fame and fortune for family and obligations back in 1956. He had a regional hit with this one, selling a few thousand copies total! This 45 is a HOLY GRAIL of rockabilly, so few being found. There are NONE on Ebay currently and in the last several months, possibly years! I love sorting through random 45's and finding nuggets like these! Here's some audio from the actual 45. Bear in mind that SUN made rather primitive 45's back in this era, so there is typically hiss and some tics that were inherent in the single, plus other that are due to wear. This one sounds pretty darn good, all things considered. Played with a new conical stylus in CD quality resolution, with no filtration. Also this one comes in the original SUN jacket, of which I've only ever seen a HANDFUL of the originals with the company logo.
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Thanks for coming to my auctions. I have collected for many years and have many great records to sell. I guarantee my ratings. Ebay's DSR ratings are very confusing and many of my friends are no longer on here because they were snuffed out accidentally from nice people leaving bad ratings. Anything less than a 5 is harmful and will get your favorite seller removed! no reserve auctions: Ten records or more gets free ship in the US!
Some truly rare white labels and minty soul. WE DIG THE DEEPEST! When in doubt check out youtube for a listen, 'cause these are the coolest and the rarest! What's the big deal about promos?? Well in the case of many major labels, promos were pressed separate from stock copies. In many cases, such as A&M, CBS and MOTOWN etc, they were pressed on pure virgin vinyl, unlike STYRENE which was used for their stock copies. The sound and quality is markedly better and not to mention the rarity of them, in many cases being one out of many thousand copies. So if you see "audiophile" posted in my 45 auctions, you can be sure it's a high quality VINYL pressing, not a styrene copy. Most of these have been in storage, in their original mailer envelopes with sequential numbered discs (check the new auctions and you will see several sequential rare label promos in their original state with their label mates as they were mailed) and many appear as new-old stock and promos! Often these were packaged in numbers of 2 or more in mailers with the complete output of the label for a time period. Check the pic and refer to the auction title for conditions and issues. All auctions are guaranteed and I automatically combine shipping for the best deal domestically and internationally and ship in custom made double thick cardboard, made to order. All 45's are shipped in sleeves (company matching most of the time) cleaned and protected.
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