THIRD MAN RECORDS SET OF 3 LTD ED SUN RAY COLORED VINYL SINGLES RSD BLACK FRIDAY
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Third Man Records 7" SET OF 3 LIMITED EDITION SUN RAY COLORED VINYL SINGLES
RSD BLACK FRIDAY 2017
?Purchased in person at Third Man Records in Nashville.
Unplayed and in Mint Condition, in plastic outer and paper inner sleeves. Also included is the original third man records paper bag.
A very limited amount of these limited edition “Sun Ray" colored vinyl pressings were for sale only at Third Man Records Nashville and Detroit storefronts. The first picture shows the limited edition colored vinyl, the black vinyl records shown are not included in this auction.
The three Sun Ray vinyl 7" singles you will own are of the following classic Sun Records singles:
Carl Perkins "Blue Suede Shoes" b/w "Honey, Don't!"
Johnny Powers "With Your Love, With Your Kiss" b/w "Be Mine, All Mine"
Earl Peterson "Boogie Blues" b/w "In The Dark"
For Record Store Day Black Friday, Third Man reissued three classic singles from the Sun catalog -- Carl Perkins' "Blue Suede Shoes" b/w "Honey, Don't!"; Johnny Powers' "With Your Love, With Your Kiss" b/w "Be Mine, All Mine"; and Earl Peterson's "Boogie Blues" b/w "In The Dark." While most Sun Records artists were from from the South, both Johnny Powers and Earl Peterson fittingly hailed from Michigan.
In 1952 a record label started in a bustling Tennessee town. They were fond of acoustic tile, storefronts, the color yellow, the owner producing recording sessions and music that generally moved people. Their output couldn't be pigeonholed to any one genre. They released everything... country, rock and roll, gospel, bluegrass, rockabilly, blues.
Sixty-one years later, Third Man Records, in a similarly-bustling Tennessee town and believing in many of the same ideas mentioned above, entered into partnership with the legendary Sun Records to reissue titles from their catalog on the format they were best known... 45rpm 7" singles.
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