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45 Collection TYPE ARTIST HIT FLIP LABEL NO CON VALUE RR 1910 FRUITGUM COMPNY SIMON SAYS BUDDAH 024 V $2.00 RR 1910 FRUITGUM COMPNY MR JENSEN GIANT STEP BUDDAH 039 N $8.00 RR 1910 FRUITGUM COMPNY 1 2 3 RED LIGHT STICKY STICKY BUDDAH 054 E $7.00 RR 1910 FRUITGUM COMPNY GOODY GOODY GUMDROP CANDY KISSES BUDDAH 071 N $8.00 RR 1910 FRUITGUM COMPNY INDIAN GIVER POW WOW BUDDAH 091 N $8.00 RR 1910 FRUITGUM COMPNY SPECIAL DELIVERY NO GOOD ANNIE BUDDAH 114 N $8.00 RR 3-D’S NOTHIN TO WEAR HAPPIEST BOY AND GIRL BRUNS 55152 E $10.00 5 BLIND BOYS MONTANA BROTHER BILL RI FILED UNDER SPARKTONES VINTGE 1000 N $2.00 COM A PAIR OF KINGS ONCE MONSTER RCA 7659 E RR ABBOTT BILLY COME ON AND DANCE WITH ME GROOVY BABY PARKWY 874 N $20.00 DWP ACADEMICS GIRL THAT I LOVE I OFTEN WONDER (RED) ANCHO 104 N $5.00 DWP ACADEMICS AT MY FRONT DOOR (RED) DARLA MY DARLIN’ RELIC 509 G $3.00 RR ACCENTS WIGGLE WIGGLE DREAMIN’ AND SCHEMIN’ BRUNS 55100 N $25.00 RR ACCENTS CHING A LING I GIVE MY HEART TO YOU BRUNS 55123 E $25.00 RB ACE BUDDY BEYOND THE RAINBOW ANGEL BOY DJ DUKE 199 N $30.00 RB ACE BUDDY WONT YOU RECONSIDER THIS LITTLE LOVE OF MINE DUKE 325 V $10.00 RB ACE JOHNNY CROSS MY HEART ANGEL DUKE 107 N $50.00 RB ACE JOHNNY PLEASE FORGIVE ME YOUVE BEEN GONE TOO LONG DUKE 128 N $50.00 RB ACE JOHNNY PLEDGING MY LOVE ANYMORE DUKE 136 N $30.00 RB ACE JOHNNY PLEDGING MY LOVE NO MONEY DUKE 136 N $50.00 RB ACE JOHNNY ANYMORE HOW CAN YOU BE SO MEAN DUKE 144 E $40.00 RB ACE JOHNNY I STILL LOVE YOU SO DONT YOU KNOW DUKE 154 V $10.00 RB ACE JOHNNY SAVING MY LOVE FOR YOU+ ANGEL/PLEASE FORGIVE ME DUKE EP 80 N $300.00 RR ACE SONNY WOOLEH BOOLEH CHILI PEPPER ATL 2364 N $15.00 RB ACEY JOHNNY WHY PLEASE DONT GO FIRE 1015 N $25.00 RR ACKOFF BOB COME DANCE WITH ME SOMETIMES ROUL 4339 N $25.00 CW ACUFF ROY GREAT SPECKLED BIRD #1 WABASH CANNONBALL COLU 33057 N $20.00 RR AD LIBS BOY FROM NEW YORK CITY KICKED AROUND BLUECT 102 N $20.00 RR AD LIBS HE AINT NO ANGEL ASK ANYBODY BLUECT 114 N $25.00 RR AD LIBS APPRECIATION GIVING UP SHARE 104 N $20.00 RR ADAMS ACE (SINGERS) GOOEY OVER LOUIE BLACK STOCKINGS ABBCO 46300 N $20.00 RR ADAMS BILLY YOU HEARD ME KNOCKING TRUE LOVE WILL COME YOUR DOT 15689 E $15.00 RR ADAMS BILLY GOT MY MOJO WORKING BETTY AND DUPREE SUN 389 N $20.00 RR ADAMS BILLY TROUBLE IN MIND LOOKIN FOR MY MARY ANN SUN 391 N $20.00 RR ADAMS BILLY RUBY JANE RECONSIDER BABY SUN 394 N $20.00 RR ADAMS BILLY OPEN THE DOOR RICHARD ROCK ME BABY SUN 401 N $15.00 RB ADAMS FAYE ILL BE TRUE HAPPINESS TO MY SOUL HERALD 419 V $25.00 RB ADAMS FAYE SOMEBODY SOMEWHERE CRAZY MIXED UP WORLD HERALD 429 V $25.00 RB ADAMS FAYE YOUR LOVE ANYTHING FOR A FREIND HERALD 444 E $20.00 RB ADAMS FAYE SAME OLD ME NO WAY OUT HERALD 462 G $2.00 RB ADAMS FAYE TEENAGE HEART WITNESS TO THE CRIME HERALD 470 E $20.00 RB ADAMS FAYE KEEPER OF MY HEART SO MUCH IMPER 5443 N $25.00 RB ADAMS FAYE JOHNNY LEE YOURE CRAZY IMPER 5456 E $65.00 RB ADAMS FAYE SOMEONE LIKE YOU I HAVE A TWINKLE IN..EYE IMPER 5471 V $10.00 RB ADAMS FAYE YOU CAN TRUST IN ME GOODNIGHT MY LOVE PRESTG 224 E $15.00 RB ADAMS FAYE OBEY MY RULES JOHNNY DONT BELIEVE HER WARWCK 620 E $15.00 RB ADAMS FAYE IT CANT BE WRONG ITS NICE TO KNOW WARWCK 638 E $15.00 COM ADAMS JOEY HOW NOW BROWN COW BASEBALL EXPERT CORAL 61169 N $10.00 COM ADAMS JOEY CHICKEN STORY FRENCH PLAY CORAL 61170 N $10.00 RR ADAMS JOHNNY WHO YOU ARE I WON’T CRY RIC 961 E $15.00 RR ADAMS JOHNNY YOU CAN MAKE IT IF YOUTRY CLOSE TO YOU RIC 976 G $5.00 RR ADAMS JOHNNY I BROUGHT IT ALL ON MYSLF I BELIEVE ILL FIND HAPPI WATCH 6330 N $30.00 RR ADAMS JOHNNY RECONSIDER ME SSS N $10.00 RB ADAMS MARIE WHAT DO YOU WANT MAKE EYE A FOOL IN LOVE W/ J.OTIS CAP 4108 N $25.00 RB ADAMS MARIE WHISPERS W/J.OTIS GET ON UP AND DO IT BABY COMMND 121 N $10.00 RB ADAMS RITCHIE TWO INITIALS (IN A HEART) WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG BELTNE 1011 N $20.00 RB ADAMS RITCHIE BACK TO SCHOOL DONT GO MY LOVE RIBBON 6913 N $20.00 CW ADAMS RUSTY DATELINE DISASTER ANGELS FROM THE OPRY BRIAR 153 E $10.00 ADAMS RUSTY LYING LIPS CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TIPTOP 724 N XMAS ADDOTA KIP I SAW DADDY KISSING S.C. LAFF 24 N $10.00 RR ADDRESI BROTHERS EVERYBODY HAPPY I’LL BE TRUE BRAD 3/4 P $2.00 RR ADDRESI BROTHERS WEVE GOT TO GET IT ON AGN ALL WORTHWHILE COLU 45521 N $8.00 RR ADDRESI BROTHERS CHERRYSTONE LILIES GROW HIGH DELFI 4116 N $25.00 RR ADDRESI BROTHERS ITS LOVE BACK TO OLD SALT MINE DELFI 4125 N $20.00 ADELPHIES KATHLEEN DARLIN ITS YOU RIM 2021 E $100.00 RR ADMIRAL TONES HEY HEY PRETTY BABY ROCKSVILLE PA FELSTD 8563 E $20.00 RB ADMIRALS CLOSE YOUR EYES GIVE ME YOUR LOVE KING 4782 E $175.00 DWP ADMIRATIONS DEAR LADY MEMORIES ARE HERE TO STA ATOMIC 12871 N $100.00 DWP ADMIRATIONS BELLS OF ROSA RITA LITTLE BO PEEP MERC 71521 N $30.00 DWP ADMIRATIONS MIXTURE OF LOVE (FILED UNDER HEARTSPINNR TIMESQ 208 $25.00 DWP ADVENTURERS ROCK AND ROLL UPRISING MY MAMA DONE TOLE ME COLU 42227 N $50.00 RR A-JACKS FURY KNIGHT RIDE VALIAN 6048 V $8.00 RR AKENS JEWEL BIRDS AND THE BEES ERA 3141 V $5.00 RR AKENS JEWEL GEORGIE PORGIE AROUND THE CORNER ERA 3142 N $15.00 RR AKENS JEWEL ITS THE ONLY WAY TO FLY SURE KNOW HOW TO HURT A. ERA 3147 N $15.00 RR AKENS JEWEL DANCING JENNY WEE BIT MORE OF YOUR LOV MINASA 6716 E $10.00 RR ALADDINS JEANNIE WAS HER NAME SANDU MAGCPT 600 E RR ALAIMO CHUCK BLUEBERRY HILL LEAP FROG KEN 20 V $15.00 RR ALAIMO CHUCK LEAP FROG THATS MY DESIRE MGM 12449 N $20.00 RR ALAIMO CHUCK LOCAL 66 HOW I LOVE YOU MGM 12508 E $15.00 RR ALAIMO CHUCK WHERES MY BABY LOVERS AGAIN MGM 12589 N $20.00 RR ALAIMO CHUCK HOP IN MY JALOP ROCKIN IN G MGM 12636 E $15.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE I DONT KNOW THATS WHAT LOVE WILL DO ABC 10580 E $5.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE REAL LIVE GIRL NEED YOU ABC 10620 N $10.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE BLOWIN IN THE WIND LADY OF THE HOUSE ABC 10712 E $5.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE TRUER THAN TRUE SO MUCH LOVE ABC 10805 V $2.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE MASHED POTATOES 1&2 CHECKR 1006 N $15.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE CRY MYSELF TO SLEEP ONE GOOD REASON CHECKR 1024 E $10.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE EVERYDAY I HAVE TO CRY.. LITTLE GIRL CHECKR 1032 N $15.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE MICHAEL 1&2 CHECKR 1054 N $15.00 ALAIMO STEVE ALL NIGHT LONG I’M THANKFUL CHECKR 989 V $5.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE UNCHAINED MELODY IT HAPPENS EV’RY TIME IMPER 5717 N $10.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE GOTTA LOTTA LOVE HAPPY PAPPY (TOL) IMPER 66003 N $10.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE BLUE SKIES I WANT YOU TO LOVE ME MARLIN 6064 N $20.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE WEEKEND’S OVER GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS MARLIN 6065 E $15.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE I SHOULD CARE SHES MY BABY MARLIN 6067 V $8.00 RR ALAIMO STEVE SEE RED COATS COM ALBEE AND FRIENDS HEXORCIST WORLD PREMIERE SHALL WE WALK THE DOG NIKNIK 74 V $3.00 EZ ALBERT EDDIE/S. LEE LITTLE CHILD W/ PIC CVR E JENNY KISSED ME KAPP 134 N $20.00 ALDEN BONNIE NO HU HU PIANO ROLL BLUES ROUL 4019 N $10.00 RB ALEXANDER ARTHUR SHOT OF RHYTHM AND BLUES YOU BETTER MOVE ON DOT 16309 N $20.00 RB ALEXANDER ARTHUR SOLDIER OF LOVE WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN DOT 16357 N $20.00 RB ALEXANDER ARTHUR ANNA HANG MY HEAD AND CRY DOT 16387 N $20.00 RB ALEXANDER ARTHUR YOURE THE REASON GO HOME GIRL DOT 16425 N $20.00 RB ALEXANDER ARTHUR I WONDER WHERE YOU ARE TO DREAM GIRL DOT 16454 N $20.00 RB ALEXANDER ARTHUR PRETTY GIRLS EVERYWHERE BABY BABY DOT 16509 E $20.00 RB ALEXANDER ARTHUR BYE BYE LOVE ANOTHER PLACE ANOTHER... SNDSTG 2626 N $10.00 ALFORD ANNIE IT’S HEAVENLY RI GIVE UP AND TELL GROOVE 0172 N $5.00 RB ALFRED AND JOE DARLING DEAR FILED UNDER SLAUSON BRO FLSBCK 904 N JZ ALFRED CHUZ CARAVAN BUCKEYE BOUNCE SAVOY 1158 N $25.00 RR ALICE WONDER LAND HES MINE CHA LINDE BARDEL 774 N $25.00 RR ALICIA & ROCKAWAYS IM NOT GOING STEADY (FILED UNDER:DARRELL,KEN EPIC 9226 E $20.00 RR ALIVE N KICKIN TIGHTER TIGHTER SUNDAY MORNING ROUL 7078 N $6.00 RR ALLAN CHAD TRIBUTE TO BUDDY HOLLY BACK AND FORTH CANAMR 802 E $45.00 RR ALLEN AL EGGHEAD IM BEAT CARLTN 511 N $25.00 ALLEN AND ALLEN HEAVENLY BABY TIDDLE WINKS MINIT 609 N POP ALLEN ANNISTEEN FUJIYAMA MAMA WHEELS OF LOVE CAP 3048 E $25.00 RB ALLEN ANNISTEEN LIES LIES LIES RI EP UNDER HAWKINS ROY HOLLYD 202 N $5.00 RBY ALLEN BARBARA SWEET WILLIE FROM MIDNIGHT TILL DAWN DECCA 30598 E $30.00 ALLEN BARBARA MY PROBLEM IN LOVE WITH MAN IN MOON FELSTD 339 E $15.00 RR ALLEN BILL BUTTERFLY OO WE BABY ELDORA 505 G $10.00 RR ALLEN BILL PLEASE GIVE ME SOMETHING SINCE I HAVE YOU IMPER 5500 N $100.00 RR ALLEN DEAN OOH OOH BABY BABY ROCK ME TO SLEEP ARGO 5272 V $8.00 RB ALLEN JEANIE I REALLY LOVE YOU NOBODY TO LOVE ME MALA 403 E $10.00 COM ALLEN JIMMY/BARTELLA WHEN SANTA COMES OVER BROOLYN BRIDGE ALBRIT 1300 V $10.00 RB ALLEN JOHNNIE LETS DO IT ONE MORE CHANCE JIN 181 G $10.00 RB ALLEN LEE SHIMMY ROCKIN AT COSMOS ALADDN 3334 P $2.00 RB ALLEN LEE WALKIN WITH MR LEE PROMENADE EMBER 1027 N $20.00 RB ALLEN LEE WALKIN WITH MR LEE -EP EMBER 103 E $15.00 RB ALLEN LEE BOPPIN AT THE HOP STROLLIN WITH MR LEE EMBER 1031 N $20.00 RB ALLEN LEE TIC TOC CHUGGIN EMBER 1039 N $20.00 RB ALLEN LEE SHORT CIRCUIT JIM JAM EMBER 1047 E $15.00 RB ALLEN LEE CAT WALK CREOLE ALLEY EMBER 1057 N $20.00 ALLEN MICHAEL PEOPLE FORGET SO FAST SHE MGM 13301 N $10.00 RBY ALLEN MILTON JUST LOOK DONT TOUCH..
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