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45 r.p.m. columbia records

By eme1, 2 January, 2009
Description

collection of 45 records from columbia records.  this one is recorded by Ken Griffin  at the organ.

title is Let me call you sweetheart with Whitson-Friedman listed under the title.   Numbers on the left of the  record are B-254-7  and numbers on the right of the record are 4-39353 The paper sleeve for the record has Columbia across the top.  45 r.p.m underneath that and at the bottom it says

Microgroove and Nonbreakable.  It also has a carboard insert in the sleeve

Category
Music and Music Instruments
Medium
record material
Distinguishing marks
columbia records Ken Griffen at the organ
Condition
Good
History
found in old home where woman was collector
eBay Auction Link
For Sale?
No
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