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Surf 45'S/Lp's John Tefteller’s World’s Rarest Records Address: P. O. Box 1727, Grants Pass, OR 97528-0200 USA Phone: (541) 476–1326 or (800) 955–1326 • FAX: (541) 476–3523 E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.tefteller.com Auction closes Tuesday, February 23, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. PT See #4 See #14 Original 1960’s Surf / Hot Rod / Rockin’ Instro LP’s & 45’s Auction I’ve seen! Made for Radio Station KFXM in SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA with DEAR POTENTIAL BIDDERS: lots of local Southern California Surf bands!!! MB $200 It has been a year and a half since my last Surf/Instro auction. With Covid and restricted travel, it has taken a LONG time to put together a SUPER RARE decent Surf/Instro auction. Yes, there are some LP’s in this auction, some very rare and collectable LP’s, including The Satans’ “Raising Surf / Rockin’ Instro / Hell” — the ONLY COPY I’ve ever seen! Hot Rod 45’s The 45’s have two MEGA RARITIES — The Nodaens “Beach Girl” 16. Mike Adams And The Red Jackets — “So Blue/For Me And My Gal” MARCO on Gold and Mel Taylor And The Ventures on Toppa — both of 103 M- Produced by Herb Alpert and Lou Adler MB $20 these are LEGENDARY RARE and offered by me for the FIRST TIME 9. Unknown — “The Monster Album” 17. Al And Nettie — “San Francisco Twist/ in all my 45+ years in records! DCP INTERNATIONAL DCL 3805 M-/M- Now You Know” GEDINSON’S 6159 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO COPY, Radio MB $20 Station call letters are written on the front 18. Davie Allen And The Arrows — “Apace There are plenty of other nice Instros and rarities so LOOK THIS LIST cover as shown, ONLY COPY I’VE EVER ’73/Run Of The Arrow” M-G-M 14650 SEEN! MONO MB $200 VG+ WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $5 OVER CAREFULLY! 19. Richie Allen — “Undercurrent/Kick-Off” IMPERIAL 5885 VG WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $5 Good luck to all!! 20. The Allisons — “Surfer Street/Money” TIP 1011 VG+ MB $5 21. Andy Anderson And The Jets — “The Scoot/ Ol’ Man River” SCOOT 2013 VG- Rare one from Indianapolis, Indiana MB $5 SUPER RARE 22. Dave Appell And The Applejacks — “Dinner With Drac/No Name Theme” Surf / Rockin’ Instro / CAMEO 132 VG MB $5 23. Stan Applebaum — “A Touch Of Green/ Hot Rod LP’s Undiscovered Island” WARNER BROTHERS 5353 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO with xol MB $20 1. The Barefoot Man — “Come Scuba-Do 24. The Applejacks — “Love Scene/Circle With Me” Barefoot Records BR-1007 Dance” CAMEO 170 VG+ MB $5 (SEE INSERT BELOW) 10. Various Artists — “Mrs. Faruki’s Suzuki 25. Joe Arnold — “Soul Trippin’/Share Your And Then Some” MARK 56 NO # Love With Me” WAND 1175 VG SOUL SEALED/MINT GREAT album of SURF instro MB $5 INSTRUMENTALS made as a promotional item to promote SUZUKI MOTORS, Still Sealed in the original shrink wrap MB $150 11. The Satans — “Raisin’ Hell!” NO NAME 6. The Duals — “Stick Shift” SUE LP 2002 A-3262 (SEE INSERT ON NEXT PAGE) M-/M- Original first pressing with CARTOON 12. Item deleted from auction COVER!!! MONO MB $200 2. The Beach Boys — “Surfin’ Safari” CAPITOL DT 1808 SEALED/MINT Absolute Original First Pressing from 26. The Arrows Featuring Davie Allen — 1963 and this copy is STILL SEALED “Moon Dawg ’65/Dance The Freddie” in the original shrink wrap! And it is the TOWER 133 M- GREAT SURF!!! MB $50 much rarer STEREO copy! MB $200 27. The Astronauts — “Baja/Kuk” RCA 3. The Beach Boys — “Smiley Smile” VICTOR 8194 M- MB $20 BROTHER T-9001 (SEE INSERT BELOW) 28. The Astros — “Music Maker/Stumbling” 4. Brother Bones — “Bones On The Beat” 13. The Super Stocks — “Surf Route 101” ANDERSON RECORDS INC. 125 VG+ TEMPO 7004 VG/M- Very, very SCARCE LP 7. The Knights — “Hot Rod High” CAPITOL CAPITOL T-2113 M-/M- MONO, with From Anderson, Indiana MB $10 with utterly fantastic cover! MONO T-2189 M-/M- PROMO COPY STILL IN BONUS 45 by Mr. Gasser and The Weirdos 29. The Astro-Notes — “Teenage Blues/Monkey MB $100 (See picture at top of page) THE ORIGINAL SHRINK WRAP, just right where it should be! MB $150 Workout” DOT 16621 M- Sticker stain on opened and played a few times, MONO 14. The Super Stocks — “School Is A Drag” B-side label MB $15 MB $150 CAPITOL T-2190 VG+/M MONO 30. Sil Austin — “The Hungry Eye/Danny MB $100 (See picture at top of page) Boy” MERCURY 71442 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO #ol MB $10 5. Jerry Cole And His Spacemen — “Surf Age” CAPITOL T-2112 SEALED/MINT PROMO COPY that is STILL SEALED in 8. The Lancers — “The Lancers” EARSA the original shrink! MONO! And YES, that RECORDS 1003 VG/M- FIRST AND ONLY 15. Various Artists — “KFXM Surf War— means the Dick Dale Bonus 45 is right COPY I’VE EVER SEEN!!! Capitol Records The Battle Of The Surf Groups” SHEPHERD 31. Baby Sticks And The Kingtones — where it should be and MINT too! MB $200 CUSTOM PRESS, MONO MB $200 SLP-1300 M-/M- FIRST and ONLY copy “Pigmy/Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider” 1. The Barefoot Man — 3. The Beach Boys — “Come Scuba-Do “Smiley Smile” With Me” BROTHER T-9001 Barefoot Records BR-1007 SEALED/MINT VG+/VG+ Absolute Original True FIRST AND ONLY COPY First Pressing and I’ve ever seen! Made in the this copy is STILL Cayman Islands with great SEALED in the original inner sleeve! All Vocals shrink. It is also the MB $300 much, much rarer MONO version!! MB $300 SHELLY 164 M- Interesting instrumental 58. The Blue Flames — “Possum/Bowling 108. “King” Coleman — “Loo-Key Doo-Key/ with lots of jungle noises MB $20 U.S.A.” STRAND 25023 VG- MB $5 Part 2” DADE 1807 M- MB $20 32. Mickey Baker — “Spinnin’ Rock Boogie/ 59. Dick Boyell And His Orchestra — “Klink/ 109. The Comsats — “Astronaut/Blue Tricky” M-G-M 12418 VG+ YELLOW Morning In Athens” PHILIPS 40264 M- Champagne” FELSTED 8705 M- LABEL PROMO, xol on B-side MB $10 WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $20 ORANGE LABEL PROMO MB $20 33. Clint Ballard, Jr. — “Stompin’/The 60. Dick Boyell — “Music To Think By/A Trip 110. George Cordaba — “Jumpin’ Bean Secret” GUYDEN 2047 M- MB $20 To The Stars” DUNHILL 4081 M- WHITE Boogie/Cobra” DECCA 29369 VG+ 34. The Bar-Kays — “A.J. The House Fly/ LABEL PROMO MB $20 PINK LABEL PROMO MB $5 Midnight Cowboy” VOLT 4019 M- 111. The Cornells — “Malibu Surf/Aqua WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $20 Caliente” GAREX 102 MINT MB $25 35. John Barry And His Orchestra — “Gold- finger/Troubadour” UNITED ARTISTS 791 VG+ WHITE LABEL PROMO with xol on A-side—JAMES BOND MB $5 36. Jo Basile — “Charade/Theme From “The Victors” ” AUDIO FIDELITY 093 MINT WHITE LABEL PROMO—as heard in the Cary Grant/Audrey Hepburn classic spy 84. The Challengers — “Moondawg/Tidal film!! MB $20 Wave” VAULT 902 M- MB $25 37. Skip Battyn And The Group — “The 85. The Challengers — “How Could I?/Walk Dating Game/Night Time Girl” AURORA With Me” GNP CRESCENDO 368 MINT 159 M- PROMO COPY—from the classic WHITE LABEL PROMO, xol MB $20 1960’s TV show MB $20 86. The Champs — “Tequila/Train To No- 38. The Beach Boys — “Surfin/Luau” X 301 where” CHALLENGE 1016 VG+ MB $5 (SEE INSERT BELOW) 87. The Champs — “Chariot Rock/Subway” 39. The Beach Boys — “I Get Around/Don’t 61. The Allen Bradley Quintet — “Space Race/ CHALLENGE 59018 M- MB $20 Worry Baby” CAPITOL 5174 M- MB $20 Slow Rock” OKEH 7100 M- MB $25 88. The Champs — “Rockin’ Mary/Turnpike” 40. The Beach Boys — “Little Deuce Coupe/ 62. The Brass Ring — “The Phoenix Love CHALLENGE 59026 VG WHITE LABEL 112. Dave Baby Cortez — “Rinky - Dink/Gettin’ Surfer Girl” CAPITOL 5009 M- MB $20 Theme/Lightning Bug” DUNHILL 4023 PROMO, xol and Promoter’s sticker MB $5 Right” JULIA 452 VG+ Original True 41. The Beach Boys — “Barbara Ann/Girl M- WHITE LABEL PROMO, xol on B-side 89. The Champs — “Beatnik/Gone Train” First Label, first pressing before nationwide Don’t Tell Me” CAPITOL 5561 M- Tiny MB $20 CHALLENGE 59035 VG Tiny tol MB $5 release by Chess, tiny tol MB $50 #ol MB $20 63. Wayne Brooks & The Cyclones — 90. The Champs — “Caramba/Moonlight 113. Dave “Baby” Cortez — “The Happy “Runaway/Secret Love” TOP RANK Bay” CHALLENGE 59043 M- MB $20 Organ/Love Me As I Love You” CLOCK 2099 M- MB $20 91. The Champs — “The Rattler/Night Train” 1009 VG MB $5 64. The Brothers Candoli — “Rockin’ Boogie/ CHALLENGE 59049 M- MB $20 114. Dave “Baby” Cortez — “Cat Nip/Talk Is My Funny Valentine” DOT 15614 VG- 92. The Champs — “Sky High/Double Eagle Cheap” CLOCK 1024 VG MB $5 MB $5 Rock” CHALLENGE 59053 VG WHITE 115. Dave “Baby” Cortez — “Gift Of Love/ 65. Boots Brown And His Blockbusters — LABEL PROMO MB $5 Tweedle Dee” CHESS 1842 VG+ MB $5 “Jim Twangy/Trollin’ ” RCA VICTOR 7399 93. The Champs — “Too Much Tequila/Twenty 116. Dave “Baby” Cortez — “Organ Shout/ VG wol MB $5 Thousand Leagues” CHALLENGE 59063 Precious You” CHESS 1861 M- MB $20 66. Brian Browne Trio — “Blues For The M- MB $20 117. Dave “Baby” Cortez — “Gettin’ To The Point/ U.F.O’s/Flowers On The Wall” ACADEMY 94. The Champs — “Red Eye/The Little Happy Feet” CHESS 1874 M- MB $20 121 M- MB $20 Matador” CHALLENGE 59076 VG+ 118.
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