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I started buying 45's in the early 1970's glam era as a kid, then bought punk and alternative LPs in college; worked in record stores in the late '80's and early '90's; started scrounging for 78's in the mid-90's; sadly, sold most of my LPs around 2000 but kept digging for 78's at estate sales & antique stores with emphasis on hillbilly discs; started buying 45's around 2008 & picking up used LPs here & there. Most of the collection is the 'single' format - 78s & 45s. I just joined 45Worlds in 2020 and slowly making a dent in logging the collection.

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Member	Item		Review/Comment
historyofcountrymusic 12th Jan 2025		78 RPM Cowboy Copas - Tennessee Senorita / If You Will Let Me Be Your Love	Added sticker-free promo labels [Mod. comment. Moved up]
historyofcountrymusic 12th Jan 2025		78 RPM The Beverly Hill Billies - The Strawberry Roan / Everglades	Added label variants
historyofcountrymusic 9th Jan 2025		78 RPM The Beverly Hill Billies - The Strawberry Roan / Everglades	Recorded February 10, 1931, Los Angeles, California Hank Skillet, fiddle; Zeke Manners, accordion; Lem Giles, guitar & vocals; possibly Jad Dees, guitar; Ezra Paulette, lead vocal; maybe Curt Barrett & Jad Dees, vocals Also issued as Panachord 25630 A-side also issued on Supertone S2263
historyofcountrymusic 16th Aug 2024		78 RPM Webb Pierce - In The Jailhouse Now / I'm Gonna Fall Out Of Love With You	Added 'Personality Series' label images
historyofcountrymusic 16th Aug 2024		78 RPM The Everly Brothers - This Little Girl Of Mine / Should We Tell Him	B-side recorded 16 August 1957 at RCA Victor Studio, Methodist Television, Radio and Film Commission, 1525 McGavock Street, Nashville, Tennessee Everly Brothers, Chet Atkins, Ray Edenton, Lightnin' Chance, Buddy Harman, Floyd Cramer, Producer: Archie Bleyer A-side recorded 3 November 1957 at RCA Victor Studio, 1611 Hawkins Street, Nashville, Tennessee, same lineup, plus Hank Garland, guitar