Sold Date: September 27, 2020
Start Date: May 19, 2020
Final Price: $19.99 (USD)
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Ten assorted TOPS "4 Hits on Each Record" extended play 78 records from the 1950s, all with rare original sleeves. These were cheap but great re-recorded covers of many of the hits of the day, from pop vocal to rock and roll, country to mambo. Some great versions, for sure. Here is a list of the tunes and the artists:

Blueberry Hill - Scatman Crothers

It Isn't Right - Johnny James & the Toppers

Rock-a-Beatin' Boogie & It's Almost Tomorrow - Johnny Curtis & the Toppers

Green Door - Ken Williams & the Toppers

Love Me Tender - Dave Burgess & the Toppers

Tonight You Belong to Me - Bonnie and Betsy

The Fool - Scatman Crothers

When the White Lilacs Bloom Again - Paul Nero (violin)

The Bus Stop Song - the Toppers

Crazy Otto - Nat Charles (piano novelty)

How Important Can it Be - Mimi Martel (with the Four Rhythmaires)

Rock Love - same as above

Pledging my Love - same as above

Let Me Go, Lover - Gayle Lark

Dim, Dim the Lights - Brian King

Hearts of Stone & Make Yourself Comfortable - Gayle Lark

I Need Your Lovin' - the Four Rhythmaires

Teach Me Tonight, Mambo Italiano, Whither Thou Goest - Mimi Martel

Dance with Me, Henry, Malagueña, and It May Sound Silly - Sherri Lynn

The Ballad of Davy Crockett - the Rhythmaires

Mr. Sandman - the Rhythmaires with Mimi Martel

Haji Baba - Ronnie Deauville

The Naughty Lady or Shady Lane & It's a Woman's World - the Rhythmaires

Lisbon Antigua, Rock and Roll Waltz & Who Are We - Sue Richards & the Toppers

Theme from the Three Penny Opera - Lee Raymond & Orch.

Sixteen Tons - Jim Price

I Hear You Knockin' - Gayle Winters

Open Up Your Heart (and Let the Sun Shine In) (this is the song Pebbles and Bam-Bam sang on the Flintstones some years later) - Isa Ashdown & Chorus

Melody of Love - the Rhythmaires

No More & That's All I Want from You - Mimi Martel

All the records are in VG to NM condition. The worst just have some scuffs and small marks, but none are bad. They all play clearly and nicely. Some perfectly.

By the way, I know the first photo shows 11 records, but one was a double, I just discovered. And that double isn't in great condition. I can include it if you want it.