Sold Date: June 23, 2023
Start Date: June 16, 2023
Final Price: $76.99 (USD)
Bid Count: 19
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A nice, large lot of 141 original 1960s and very early 1970s Rock and Pop-Rock 45's!! They are in very good (VG) overall condition with most showing just light, general signs of past handling and play. Some might benefit from a light cleaning. Some of the labels have stickers, writing, etc. Included are:
The American Breed on Acta
The Archies on Kirshner, three different records
The Association on Valiant
The Association on Warner Brothers, two different records
Badfinger on Apple, two different records
The Balloon Farm on Laurie
The Beau Brummels on Autumn
The Bee Gees on Atco, three different records
Archie Bell & The Drells on Atlantic
Big Brother And The Holding Company on Columbia
Cilla Black on Bell
Blood, Sweat & Tears on Columbia
Blues Magoos on Mercury
The Bougalieu on Roulette
The Box Tops on Mala
The Buckinghams on U.S.A.
The Buckinghams on Columbia
The Buffalo Springfield on Atco
Clarence Carter on Atlantic
Mel Carter on Imperial
Chairmen Of The Board on Invictus
Classics IV on Imperial
Crabby Appleton on Elektra, promo!
Cream on Atco
The Bob Crewe Generation on Dynovoice
The Critters on Kapp
Crosby, Stills & Nash on Atlantic
Bobby Darin on Atlantic
Daddy Dewdrop on Sunflower


Donovan on Hickory
The Doors on Elektra, two different records
Shirley Ellis on Congress
The 5th Dimension on Soul City
The Flying Machine on Congress


The 4 Seasons on Philips
Aretha Franklin on Atlantic
John Fred & His Playboy Band on Paula
Four Tops on Motown, two different records
The Friends Of Distinction on RCA Victor
Fuzzy Bunnies on Decca
Gallery on Sussex
The Garden Of Eden on Verve, promo!
Gene And Debbe on TRX


The Grass Roots on Dunhill
Great Speckled Bird on Ampex, promo!
R.B. Greaves on Atco
The Guess Who on RCA Victor
Harpers Bizarre on Warner Brothers
Murray Head/The Andrew Lloyd Weber Orchestra on Decca
Jimi Hendrix Experience on Reprise
The Hollies on Imperial
The Honeycombs on Interphon
The Honey Cone on Hot Wax, two different records
Mary Hopkin on Apple
The Intruders on Gamble
Iron Butterfly on Atco, two different records
The Jackson 5 on Motown
Tommy James And The Shondells on Roulette, three different records
Jefferson Airplane on RCA Victor, two different records
The Left Banke on Smash
Lulu on Epic
Scott Mac Kenzie on Capitol
Manfred Mann on Mercury
Ernie Maresca on Seville, promo!
The Marvelettes on Tamla
Barry McGuire on Dunhill
Melanie on Buddah
Melanie on Neighborhood, three different records
Michael & The Messengers on U.S.A.


The Monkees on Colgems, three different records
The Moody Blues on London
Van Morrison on Bang
Motherlode on Buddah

The Music Explosion on Laurie
The Music Machine on Original Sound
The Naturals on Liberty
New Colony Six on Mercury
1910 Fruitgum Company on Buddah, two different records


The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band on Liberty
The Ohio Express on Cameo
The Ohio Express on Buddah, two different records
People on Capitol
Wilson Pickett on Atlantic
Rare Earth on Rare Earth
Otis Redding on Volt
Paul Revere & The Raiders on Columbia
The Righteous Brothers on Verve
Johnny Rivers on Imperial
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles on Tamla
Tim Rose on Columbia
The Royal Guardsmen on Laurie
Santana on Columbia
The Seekers on Capitol
The Shadows Of Knight on Dunwich
Shango on A&M, promo!
The Shangri-Las on Red Bird
The Shirelles on Scepter
Joe South on Capitol
Spanky And Our Gang on Mercury, four different records
The Spokesmen on Decca
The Status Quo on Cadet Concept
Steppenwolf on Dunhill
Sugarloaf on Liberty
The Sunshine Company on Imperial
Three Dog Night on Dunhill, two different records
Tin Tin on Atco
The Tornadoes on London
The Tremeloes on Epic


The Turtles on White Whale
2 Of Clubs on Fraternity
Vanity Fare on Page One
Bobby Vee And The Strangers on Liberty
Wilmer And The Dukes on Aphrodisiac, two different records
Stevie Wonder on Tamla


The Youngbloods on RCA Victor
The Young Rascals/The Rascals on Atlantic, two different records
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