Sold Date: February 23, 2014
Start Date: February 16, 2014
Final Price: $22.16 (USD)
Bid Count: 10
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Ron Harvey i remember the GREAT SWEET BANDS 
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Record label from Sauk City, Wis .....Super Rare and Hard To Find!

RARE Private Cuca Records
Highest Quality Anti-Static Vinyl
K-9296 MONOAURAL Lp

Beautiful EX-/EX- pop jazz both vinyl and cover have nice gloss and sheen...

Recreating the Themes of Eddy Howard, Frankie Carle, Skinnay Ennis and many more greats ....

Could be a Promo, because both record labels have a black line drawn under the individual side numbers.

1 of Ron Harvey's Cuca 45's just sold for over $200 ....this is the
Full LP

Early 60's Rare excellent condition Private Record Label CUCA

Oh you beautiful doll (Chuck Foster) - Lonesome old town (Ben Bernie) - Doodle doo doo (Art Kassel) - Day dreams come true at night (Dick Jurgens) - Does your heart beat for me (Russ Morgan) - Medley: Manhattan -- Youre my everything -- Chopin nocturne (Eddie Duchin) - Careless (Eddie Howard) - Got A Date With An Angel (Skinnay Ennis) - Sunrise Serenade (Frankie Carle) - Thinking of You (Kay Kayser) - Harvey Bounce (Ron Harvey) - Dream Music (Griff Williams)

K 9296 Mono Lp

Sold as seen in pictures.

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Cuca Records of Sauk City, Wisconsin was founded by James Kirchstein in 1959 and actively produced LP and 45 rpm recordings until the early 1970s.[1] During this period, Cuca recorded and released primarily polka and ethnic music on LP but also issued other musical styles, including pop, rhythm and blues, folk, and traditional jazz. Most musicians recorded by Cuca were from Wisconsin or adjacent states. Consequently, Cuca's recorded documents represent a focused view of Wisconsin musical performance during these years.

The first record issued by Kirchstein (Willie Tremain's Thunderbirds, "Midnight Express" b/w "Frankie's Rock") came out on the Swastika label. Strong negative reaction forced Kirchstein to pull the single and reissue it on the Cuca label (both numbered 1001).

The Cuca studios recorded performers for commercial release on other popular record labels, as well. Its recording of "Mule Skinner Blues" by The Fendermen (Cuca 1003, rereleased as a 45 rpm on the Soma label) rose to number five on the Billboard charts in 1960 and sold over a million copies, and its recording of Birdlegs and Pauline's tune, "Spring" (Cuca 1125, rereleased on the Vee-Jay label) rose to number 18 on the rhythm and blues charts. Other notable musicians recorded by Cuca include bluesman Earl Hooker, the pop group Corporation, country music legend, Pee Wee King, and jazz musician, Doc DeHaven. Cuca, which adopted the slogan "World's Largest Line of Old Time Music," is widely known for the host of polka and ethnic musicians it recorded including Alvin Styczynski, Verne Meisner, Syl Liebl, the Goose Island Ramblers, John Check, Jerry Goetsch, Roger Bright, and the Edelweiss Stars, to name a few.

Citation Records was founded as a division of Cuca, which was notably for signing Paul Stefen and the Royal Lancers, who achieved local success with many of their singles, most notably their cover of The Crickets' "I Fought the Law."

The Cuca Record Collection forms part of the Wisconsin Music Archives, a non-circulating special collection in the Mills Music Library at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.