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2-20-14 Auction Ad (With Pix).Pmd 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 Thursday, February 20, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. PT See #26 See #63 Original 1950’s, 1960’s & 1970’s Rock & Roll 45’s Auction 1. The Allman Brothers Band — “Black 25. Chuck Berry — “I’m Talking About You/Little 45. The Paul Butterfield Blues Band — “Mellow Hearted Woman/Every Hungry Woman” Star” Chess 1779 M- WHITE LABEL Down Easy/I Got My Mojo Working” Elektra Capricorn 8003 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO PROMO with tiny xol MB $30 45016 M- MB $30 MB $30 26. Chuck Berry — “No Particular Place To Go/ 46. Butterfield Blues Band — “Come On In/I Got 2. The Amboy Dukes — “You Talk Sunshine, You Two” Chess 1898 VG++/VG++ WITH A Mind To Give Up Living” Elektra 45609 I Breathe Fire/SAME” Mainstream 693 M- PICTURE SLEEVE MB $30 (See picture at MINT MB $30 WHITE LABEL PROMO with same song on top of page) both sides MB $30 27. Chuck Berry — “Head Over Heels EP with 3. The Amboy Dukes — “For His Namesake/ Cover” Chess 5118 VG+/VG+ Very scarce Loaded For Bear” Mainstream 704 VG++ EP! This copy has considerable “age WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $25 spotting” but is intact and acceptable until 4. The Animals — “We Gotta Get Out Of This you can find a Mint one, if you can! MB $30 Place/I Can’t Believe It” M-G-M 13382 M- YELLOW LABEL PROMO, tough to find as PROMO MB $30 5. The Archies — “Sugar, Sugar/Melody Hill” Calendar 63-1008 M- YELLOW LABEL PROMO of all time Bubble Gum classic 62. Little Charles And The Gents — “Mummy MB $30 Drag/Oh What A Feeling” VisCoJon 6425 6. The Archies — “Jingle Jangle/Justine” VG+ WHITE LABEL PROMO pressed on Kirshner 63-5002 MINT YELLOW LABEL beautiful BLUE VINYL, wol, RARE! MB $250 PROMO MB $30 63. David Seville And The Chipmunks — 7. Frankie Avalon — “Just Ask Your Heart/Two “Ragtime Cowboy Joe/Flip Side” Liberty Fools” Chancellor 1040 VG++ WHITE 47. The Byrds — “Mr. Tambourine Man/SAME” 77200 M- TRUE STEREO 45, tough to find LABEL PROMO with faded name on the label Columbia 43271 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $50 (See picture at top of page) MB $20 pressed on RED VINYL with same song on 64. David Seville And The Chipmunks — “Alvin 8. Frankie Avalon — “Swingin’ On A Rainbow/ both sides MB $100 For President/Sack Time” Liberty 55277 Why” Chancellor 1045 VG++ WHITE LABEL 48. Edd Byrnes — “Lonely Christmas/Yulesville” VG WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $10 PROMO MB $25 Warner Brothers 5121 VG+ WHITE LABEL 65. The City — “That Old Sweet Roll (Hi-De-Ho)/ 9. The Banana Splits — “Long Live Love/Pretty 28. Chuck Berry — “Sweet Little 16 EP with PROMO MB $20 Why Are You Leaving” Ode 119 MINT Painted Carousel” Decca 732536 M- LIGHT Cover” Chess EP 5121 M-/M TOUGH to find 49. Glen Campbell — “By The Time I Get To PROMO STICKER on the label, also xol, BLUE LABEL PROMO, A-side label is slightly in clean condition MB $300 Phoenix/You’ve Still Got A Place In My Heart” Carole King MB $30 off center MB $25 29. Captain Beyond — “Sufficiently Breathless/ Capitol 2015 MINT LIME GREEN PROMO 10. The Band — “The Weight/I Shall Be SAME” Capricorn 0029 VG+ WHITE LABEL COPY of original classic MB $30 Released” Capitol 2269 MINT LIME PROMO with MONO version on one side and 50. Eddie Carr & The Navajos — “Evil, Evil Evel GREEN LABEL PROMO, the band members STEREO version on the other side. MB $15 Knievel/What Have I Got Of My Own?” A & M names are all listed individually on the label 933 MINT WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $30 MB $30 51. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two — 11. Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band — “Folsom Prison Blues/So Doggone “Yellow Brick Road/Abba Zaba” Buddah 9 Lonesome” Sun 232 VG+ MB $30 VG Tough one—STOCK COPY MB $20 52. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two — 12. Captain Beefheart — “Click Clack/I’m Gonna “Next In Line/Don’t Make Me Go” Sun 266 Booglarize You Baby” Reprise 1068 VG M- MB $30 WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $20 53. Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two — 13. Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band — “Straight A’s In Love/I Love You Because” “Too Much Time/SAME” Reprise 1133 VG++ Sun 334 VG+ WHITE LABEL PROMO, xol, #ol WHITE LABEL PROMO with MONO version on MB $20 one side and STEREO version on the other 54. Johnny Cash — “Smiling Bill McCall/ side MB $25 Seasons Of My Heart” Columbia 41618 14. The Bee Gees — “If Only I Had My Mind On VG+ WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $20 66. The Dave Clark Five — “Over And Over/ Something Else/Sweetheart” Atco 6741 55. Johnny Cash — “Ring Of Fire/I’d Still Be SAME” Epic 9863 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO MINT WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $30 There” Columbia 42788 M- Orange label pressed on gorgeous RED VINYL with wol true first pressing MB $30 and xol on B-side only MB $50 30. The Big Bopper — “Chantilly Lace/Purple 56. Johnny Cash And June Carter — “Jackson/ 67. The Dave Clark Five — “The Red Balloon/ People Eater Meets Witch Doctor” D 1008 Pack Up Your Sorrows” Columbia 44011 SAME” Epic 10375 M-/VG+ WHITE LABEL M- True FIRST LABEL, first pressing—before VG+ MB $20 PROMO with same song on both sides and it went to Mercury and became a mega best 57. Johnny Cash — “Folsom Prison Blues/The comes with the original PICTURE SLEEVE seller—these are TOUGH to find clean these Folk Singer” Columbia 44513 M- MB $30 MB $30 days. MB $200 68. Cold Blood — “Down To The Bone/SAME” 31. The Big Bopper — “Chantilly Lace/Purple Reprise 1092 VG+ WHITE LABEL PROMO People Eater Meets Witch Doctor” Mercury with MONO version on one side and STEREO 71343 M- MB $30 version on the other side. MB $15 32. The Big Bopper — “Big Bopper’s Wedding/ 69. Bobby Comstock And The Counts — “Your Little Red Riding Hood” Mercury 71375 M- Boyfriend’s Back/This Little Love Of Mine” WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $30 Lawn 219 MINT WHITE LABEL PROMO 33. The Big Bopper — “It’s The Truth Ruth/That’s ANSWER RECORD TO THE ANGELS MB $30 What I’m Talkin’ About” Mercury 71451 VG++ 70. Alice Cooper — “Shoe Salesman/Return Of WHITE LABEL PROMO, tiny tol, RARE MB $30 The Spiders” Warner Brothers 7398 M- 34. Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsbourg — WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $30 15. Chuck Berry And His Combo — “Maybellene/ “Je T’Aime...Moi Non Plus/Jane B (From A 71. Alice Cooper — “Eighteen/Body” Warner Wee Wee Hours” Chess 1604 VG- SUPER Prelude By Chopin)” Fontana 1665 M- Brothers 7449 MINT WHITE LABEL PROMO RARE BLUE AND WHITE LABEL PROMO WHITE LABEL PROMO, Dr. Demento fan MB $30 COPY!! Has tear and number on label as favorite MB $30 72. Alice Cooper — “Under My Wheels/ shown and small tear and sticker stain on the Desparado” Warner Brothers 7529 M- B-label as well. MB $25 WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $30 58. Johnny Cash — “Get Rhythm/SAME” Sun 73. Alice Cooper — “Hello Hurray/SAME” 1103 VG+ WHITE LABEL PROMO pressed Warner Brothers 7673 M- WHITE LABEL on beautiful BLUE VINYL MB $20 PROMO with LONG VERSION on one side and EDITED VERSION on the other MB $30 74. Alice Cooper — “Billion Dollar Babies/SAME” Warner Brothers 7724 MINT WHITE LABEL PROMO with MONO version on one side and STEREO version on the other side MB $30 75. The Cowsills — “All I Really Wanta Be Is Me/ And The Next Day Too” Joda 103 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO with sticker stain on the label—their FIRST RECORD MB $30 76. Crazy Horse — “Dance, Dance, Dance/ SAME” Reprise 1025 MINT WHITE LABEL PROMO with MONO version on side one and 35. Blue Cheer — “Summertime Blues/Out Of STEREO version on side two MB $30 Focus” Phillips 40516 M-/M WITH PICTURE 77. Cream — “Crossroads/SAME” Atco 6646 16. Chuck Berry And His Combo — “No Money SLEEVE, classic MB $50 M- WHITE LABEL PROMO with LONG Down/The Downbound Train” Chess 1615 36. The Blues Project — “Back Door Man/ VERSION on one side and SHORT VERSION M- SUPER RARE BLUE AND WHITE LABEL Violets Of Dawn” Verve Folkways 5004 M- on the other side MB $30 PROMO!!! Slight label wear as shown. PROMO COPY MB $30 59. Ted Cassidy as Lurch — “The Lurch/ 78. Cream — “Badge/What A Bringdown” Atco MB $100 37. The Box Tops — “Cry Like A Baby/The Door Wesley” Capitol 5503 MINT The Addams 6668 VG++ WHITE LABEL PROMO with #ol 17. Chuck Berry And His Combo — “Roll Over You Closed To Me” Mala 593 MINT YELLOW Family comes to life on record MB $50 MB $20 Beethoven/Drifting Heart” Chess 1626 M- LABEL PROMO COPY MB $30 60. Chad & Jeremy — “From A Window/My MB $30 38. The Box Tops — “Soul Deep/(The) Happy Coloring Book” World Artists 1056 M- 18. Chuck Berry And His Combo — “Too Much Song” Mala 12,040 M- YELLOW LABEL WHITE LABEL PROMO MB $30 Monkey Business/Brown Eyed Handsome PROMO COPY MB $30 Man” Chess 1635 M- MB $30 39. Brownsville Station — “Smokin’ In The Boy’s 19. Chuck Berry — “Run Rudolph Run/Merry Room/SAME” Big Tree Records 16011 VG+ Christmas Baby” Chess 1714 M- WHITE WHITE LABEL PROMO of Cub Koda classic LABEL PROMO MB $30 MB $20 20.
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