SALE 6 JOE HINTON VG M- 45s: "FUNNY/1000 CUPS/YOU KNOW IT AIN'T RIGHT" + 3
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< SALE! 6 JOE HINTON VG M- 45s: "FUNNY/1000 CUPS/YOU KNOW IT AIN'T RIGHT" + 3
This product data sheet is originally written in English.JOE HINTON!
6 great VG+/M- 45s...including all his chart hits on Houston's BACKBEAT label
at a new LOWER price!
1) A THOUSAND CUPS OF HAPPINESS/IF YOU LOVE ME (#532 1st pressing, 1960): Clean VG+ (#19 R&B);
2) YOU KNOW IT AIN'T RIGHT/LOVESICK BLUES (#537 1st pressing, 1963): Clean VG+ (#20 R&B, #88 pop);
3) BETTER TO GIVE THAN RECEIVE/THERE IS NO IN BETWEEN (#539 1st pressing, 1963): Clean M- (#5 R&B, #89 pop);
4) FUNNY/YOU GOTTA HAVE LOVE (#541 1st pressing, 1964): Clean M- (#1 R&B, #13 pop);
5) I WANT A LITTLE GIRL/TRUE LOVE (#545 1st pressing, 1965): Clean M- (#34 R&B); and
6) DARLING COME TALK TO ME/EVERYTHING (#547 1st pressing, 1965): Clean M-.
Solid southern soul from former gospel singer Joe Hinton (1929-1968), who recorded these timeless sides for Don Robey at Houston's Backbeat Records. His 1964 single of Willie Nelson's Funny (How Time Slips Away) sold a million copies and topped the R&B chart. We also love the B-side of Backbeat #537, his outstanding take on Hank Williams' Lovesick Blues. He would have made many more great records if cancer hadn't taken him from us at 38.
Here's 6 primo-Joe 1960-1965 VG+/M- (they play M-) 45s in one lot at a bit over three bucks each...
Two lots only...don't miss 'em!
Unconditional no-BS guarantee: if you're not happy, return 'em for a refund. Add us to your favorite sellers list, and take a look at our great auctions and more buy-it-now bargains! WE NOW SELL TO EVERY CORNER OF THE EARTH! Fastest shipper on eBay; check our feedback.
3) BETTER TO GIVE THAN RECEIVE/THERE IS NO IN BETWEEN (#539 1st pressing, 1963): Clean M- (#5 R&B, #89 pop); Solid southern soul from former gospel singer Joe Hinton (1929-1968), who recorded these timeless sides for Don Robey at Houston's Backbeat Records. His 1964 single of Willie Nelson's Funny (How Time Slips Away) sold a million copies and topped the R&B chart. We also love the B-side of Backbeat #537, his outstanding take on Hank Williams' Lovesick Blues. He would have made many more great records if cancer hadn't taken him from us at 38. Unconditional no-BS guarantee: if you're not happy, return 'em for a refund. Add us to your favorite sellers list, and take a look at our great auctions and more buy-it-now bargains! WE NOW SELL TO EVERY CORNER OF THE EARTH! Fastest shipper on eBaprice rating
