Sold Date: April 9, 2023
Start Date: April 2, 2023
Final Price: $37.86 (USD)
Bid Count: 3
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This is part of a big auction of blues and R&B 7" records. There are many King and Chess records here with several "bonus" listings and a handful of rarities. Keep an eye out for a large Specialty Records auction in a couple of weeks then an oddball auction of mainly 60's rock 'n roll, many with picture sleeves.

Here's the info on this item:

Release: Earl Connelly King - Something Money Can't Buy / Daddy Laddy

Format: 45 rpm 7" single

Year: 1957

Notes: White label promo first pressing with bio. Later single by this Philadelphia artist who only released a few singles in his career. A-side is a slow tempo crooner kind of track.  B-side is more of a lively R&B track with some great sax backing.

Vinyl Condition: VG+, vinyl is in great shape with hardly any wear at all, just a couple of tiny surface scuffs. Looks very clean and sounds great with no skips/ticks/bumps, plays with hardly any background noise at all.  Labels are nice, but do have some scuffing (likely due to liquid exposure).  More noticeable on Daddy side, much lighter on Money side.  I'd still call this a weak VG+ due to the playability, but take a look and see what you think.

Sleeve Condition: VG, has some light wrinkles and one small tear by the label hole. Looks good overall.

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