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78 RPM Record

Artist:Cliff Richard And The Drifters
Label:  Columbia
Country:UK
Catalogue:DB. 4306
Date:Jul 1959
Format:10"
Collection:  I Own It     I Want It 
Community: 21 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:$64
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PRICE GUIDE
$64


TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
ACliff Richard And The DriftersLiving DollBart10.0  Rate
BCliff Richard And The DriftersApron StringsWeiss, Schroeder8.5  Rate


Notes

And The Drifters

Side A: From film "Serious Charge".

Images



Number: 411524  THUMBNAIL
Uploaded By: VinylSid
Description: A Side Label

Number: 411525 
Uploaded By: VinylSid
Description: B Side Label


Comments and Reviews
 
Antoon Van Olderen SUBS
17th Feb 2024
 
 
 
78rpm-maniac
30th May 2023
 Cool. I also have a DECCA-Junior wind-up-gramophone with the special reflector-horn. It plays clear and loud. My modern 78-rpm records are played on my Hi-Fi-record-player made by Thorens Switzerland, or on a portable DUAL-record-player, also with a switching-needle suitable for 78-rpm records and for the vinyl-records.
 
 
Redpunk
23rd May 2023
 I use a Pye Black Box with a flip over needle and a Trench Decca for older more worn 78's and the small Broadcasts etc.
 
 
78rpm-maniac
23rd May 2023
 Me too. Only an old and scratchy record just to demostrate how an old gramophone works and sounds. I also play most of my 78-rpm records on vintage and modern hi-fi-recordplayers with sapphire-systems, specially designed for the 78-rpm-records.
 
 
Mike Gann
23rd May 2023
 If it were me, I wouldn't play any 78 manufactured after 1943 on a wind-up machine.
 
 
SeverlyWarpedRecord
23rd May 2023
 Yeah I know that, but what would it sound like if you did play it on a gramophone?
 
 
78rpm-maniac
23rd May 2023
 Such records should be played on a modern hi-fi-record-player with special stylus for 78-rpm records. It is an electrial-recorded record and not an antique Caruso-record, which is more suitable for playing on an old wind-up gramophone.
 
 
SeverlyWarpedRecord
22nd May 2023
 Would this record even play on a gramophone? I heard that basses were known to make gramophones skip so they never used them in older jazz, but this record would be on a new level with the electric bass intro
 
 
dunk78
25th Apr 2023
 
 
 
Alan Warby
17th Jul 2013
 Reached Number 1 in the NME charts, 10 Jul 1959. It was also awarded a Gold Disc.
 

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Linked Releases

Canada - Sparton - 1959

India - Columbia - 1959

Pakistan - Columbia - 1959

Philippines - Parlophone - 1959


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UK Number Ones - 1959 - 16 78s - List by mister_tmg
British Beat Before the Beatles - Volume 4 - 5 78s - List by Jock_Girl
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