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Interesting is right? This particular lot of 1000s of 45s came out of a record store in Hemet California that went out of business. That’s why you see such a variety of genres and years. Someone already bought the Springsteen die cut record display piece.

Thank you! Have a great visit. He’s a great guy!

Hi Tom. There were some Beach Boys in Dig # 7. Here’s a link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lZx-hrh6tq2lhZ8.htmlsi=UMiiQFAiSmGvYSC_

Thank you, Romuald! I’m sure Nadine would love it. I’m not sure if she’s subscribed to my new channel. I’ll have to reach out to her.

Right! Everyone knew James had a friend but a sister too? 🤣 I just picked up the Jamal Plays Jamal for the first time. What a sleeper that is! It’s freakin’ amazing! I never knew about this side of Ahmad. Ryan’s going to sell those Ritchie red wax pic sleeves. Body Chains 45 is 🔥🔥 Thanks for digging with us Mark! 🫶🏽

Glad we can be of service 😄. I also learn about albums, artists and great records and music from other channels in the Vinyl Community. We’re very happy you’re enjoying the content. Cheers! Steve

If it’s the one with the yellow band around the green label, no it’s not that one. Not sure what ‘Chased’ means. I can’t find any info on it. I’m all ears though.

@@TheVinylRecordMission might be a uk thing. Basically it means the version that is wanted Another enjoyable video by the way 😁👍

@@andyhudson3495 Oh yes 🙌🏽 The Selector Sound label is the OG and most certainly the ‘Chased’ version. 👍🏽👍🏽 I’m happy to learn some UK lingo. Thanks for sharing. ✌🏽

Yep! Surprisingly not crazy expensive.

Isn’t funny how a year later Henry’s Son Peter was considered to many to be a narcotics drug dealer “bad guy” but a nice one 😂😂 and Easy Rider was a huge hit. We live in a crazy world huh!

Hi Greg. You won’t believe what Ryan wanted and got! Video coming soon.

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I was hoping for a copy of that too. It’s a killer album. It has gotten pretty pricey over the last 5 years. Awakenings is a ridiculous amount of money these days, even the reissue is too much.

Hi. Do you have a Instagram account?

Thanks again. That’s great that you’re learning about labels and reissues. There’s always something to learn in this hobby. I never stop learning and I’ve been collecting records for over 25 years. ✌🏽

I said the exact same thing when I was flipping through that box. Except I added “For a buck a piece.” 😂 Thanks for checking us checking us out, Charlie. ✌🏽 Steve

He really is such an outstanding talent. Happy digging, JT!

Thanks ! I'm listening to Beatles "Love" digital.. Cranked, then going back out to dig before picking Sean up from camp. That early live cut of Jose performing La Bamba traditionally get's the audience going nuts !!

@@jtsrecordroom3963 That’s the one alright! 👍🏽

I picked up a Freddy Fender " If You're Ever In Texas" 1976.. Love it !! What a crooner, and Wet Willie Greatest Hits, also a Rick Nelson's UK import with live Stone Canyon Band material 👍

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The Bruce is really nifty. Still so many records to go through. Not complaining, just acknowledging lol

So do I. That’s where a lot of great music hides out!

1984 Cubbies? What’s that?

@@TheVinylRecordMission Probably some sort of a baseball fan song for the Chicago Cubs. Might be "Go Cubs Go!" by Steve Goodman! They won the division that year!

@@topekasub oh it was a song title on one of the 45s? I’ll have to let Ryan know so he can dig it out and see. Thanks for the info.

I couldn’t remember if I liked them at the time so I just left them behind for someone who may like them more than I do. The records I don’t buy myself are available for viewers to purchase. Ryan has developed a pretty good Customer base from the viewers of the videos. What doesn’t sell through the videos eventually gets listed on eBay and sold. Thanks for checking out our videos. Take care. Steve

I have other records on this label and they are similar runouts. They are really decent sounding recordings.

Thanks Tim! I’m thrilled with what I took home from this dig. I’m sure they’ll be more of these type albums to come.

Thank you Joey! Thanks for digging with us!

Thank you, Mariusz! I can’t believe I’ve been in the mine 10 times already. We’re having a great time! Thank you for staying on the journey with us! ✌🏽💪🏽💪🏽

Thank you for continuing to support us! We’re so glad we can provide some entertaining content for you. I love sorting through the 45s. He have thousands more to get through. I episode at a time. Take care. Steve

lol. Don’t drool on your records Greg! 😂 $2 jazz records! WOW that’s great. Congrats!

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Most of the 45s are in amazing condition. A lot of them are store stock.

I sold her OG LP at the Record Mission Brick and Mortar back in the day! Got $600.00 or $700.00 for it back then.

@@TheVinylRecordMission Right on!

Hi Carjo. It really is a great tune. Here OG album is crazy money and like you said they even fetch a lot for her reissue material. I’ve about the 45 RPM Fleetwood Mac from other enthusiasts and they all say exactly what you said. It’s one of the better sounding issues out there if not the best. I’m looking forward to hearing the difference. ✌🏽

You’re the best, April. You have the taste of class when it comes to soul R&B and funk! 🙏🏽🫶🏽

Taste in every facet of life can be so different. I’ve sold records for thousands of dollars and you couldn’t pay me to keep them. I guess everyone is different and that’s what makes life so interesting. Cool story about your big sale on eBay. Congrats. ✌🏽🤘🏽

I’m most excited about the Elvis 45 on Sun. It has such historical value and I own the original 78 rpm of that original recording on Decca. It’s a pre war blue song originally titled Milk Cow Blues recorded in 1934 by Kokomo Arnold. In 1955 Elvis covered the song but added the word “Boogie” at the end of the title hence Milk Cow Blues Boogie. Elvis did respectfully credit Kokomo Arnold in parentheses under the song title on the record. I’m going to love having both. I’m working on a deal with Ryan to let me trade with him.

@@TheVinylRecordMission I saw that Steve. Crazy find indeed. Sometimes you find those treasures, if you know what to look for. I certainly wouldn’t look twice at that record. But then, I don’t have your knowledge and intuition Steve. Lol Treasure hunters probably wouldn’t mind me going through the bins. Chances are I would just picked something I want to listen to at the moment and leave the real golden goose behind unnoticed. 🤣😉🫶🏻

@@Grooverski lol You know a lot that I don’t. I’m sure I pass up winner after winner 🥇 but I ok with that. All our knowledge yours and mine combined would make one hell of great digger! 💪🏽💪🏽👍🏽👍🏽✌🏽🫶🏽🙌🏽

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Thanks Andy! Yeah some real 7” treats came out of dig # 9. I was shock to find this and just as shocked to find that super clean OG Elvis 45 on Sun, with push marks.

Hi Dan! I couldn’t agree with you more. You took the words right out of my mouth lol. Awesome all the way around! A true gem for my collection. Thanks for watching and taking the time to share your thoughts. ✌🏽 Steve

Thanks for listening, George. I had her rare LP back when I had the record store. I sold it for $700.00. Gotta pay that rent and bring in those customers with the good stuff, ya know. This particular song is not on that rare album. She only recorded that one LP. I’m glad I picked this up from Dig # 9. ✌🏽

I try to spin only the rare stuff so others can know about and not pass it up when they come across it.

It 5 minutes of bliss for my ears. Thanks for listening in, Brian. ✌🏽

Yeah some really desirable pieces can out of this dig! I’m going to love having the Elvis Milk Cow Blues Boogie even more so because I have the original recording of that tune by Kokomo Arnold who wrote and recorded the song on Decca 78 in 1934. The credit on the Sun single say (Arnold). I was so thrilled about that. Part of the reason I love collecting is to capture the evolution and progression of music starting with the good old days to present. I do have a living stereo copy of Belafonte At Carnegie Hall. Love it! The sealed Tracy Chapmen is a club issue but would still cost over $100.00. The first pressings of that record sealed are going for $300.00 and up Rumors have it. 😂. Mega sound comparison is right! lol. Cheers Buddy!

Hi Carjo. Oh yeah! There is some amazing music on this batch of 45s!

Thank you Serge! I’m so happy about finding this record. I actually have the original Decca 78 of Milk Cow Blues dating back to 1934. It was written and performed by Kokomo Arnold. Elvis added the word “Boogie” to the title but at least he still credited Arnold for the tune. Thank you for digging with us. ✌🏽 Steve

@@TheVinylRecordMission Nice! Are you going to sell it? It looks VG+ in the video so probably too much for me but I know someone that would want t bid on it. I’d personally keep it lol. I only sold mine because it was chipped

@@Pluralofvinylisvinyls It’s going to go into my collection. Thanks for asking though. 👍🏽

@@TheVinylRecordMission Good choice.

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