Vinyl Album - Bill Haley And The Comets - Rock With Bill Haley And The Comets - Essex

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Bill Haley And The Comets
Title:	Rock With Bill Haley And The Comets
Label:	Essex
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	ESLP 202
Date:	Dec 1955
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Bill Haley And The Comets	Rock The Joint		Rate
A2	Bill Haley And The Comets	Rockin' Chair On The Moon		Rate
A3	Bill Haley And The Comets	Farewell- So Long- Goodbye		Rate
A4	Bill Haley And The Comets	Real Rock Drive		Rate
A5	Bill Haley And The Comets	Fractured		Rate
A6	Bill Haley And The Comets	Stop Beatin' Around The Mulberry Bush		Rate
B1	Bill Haley And The Comets	Crazy, Man, Crazy		Rate
B2	Bill Haley And The Comets	Pat-A-Cake		Rate
B3	Bill Haley And The Comets	Live It Up		Rate
B4	Bill Haley And The Comets	What'cha Gonna Do		Rate
B5	Bill Haley And The Comets	I'll Be True To You		Rate
B6	Bill Haley And The Comets	Dance With A Dolly (With A Hole In Her Stockin')		Rate

Notes

The First of three releases of this album. Essex was first then The Transworld copy followed by Somerset.

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Comments and Reviews


23skidoo 9th Aug 2018		This one is considered a bit of a Holy Grail for Haley collectors as versions on Somerset, etc., as well as Quality in Canada are far more common. I've been a Haley collector for 35 years and have never encountered a copy of the Essex version in person (and they cost a fortune or order online). A bit of odd irony here: for some reason in 1957 the photo of Haley used on the sleeve rear would be reused for the picture sleeve of the Decca single "Mary, Mary Lou" (http://www.45cat.com/record/930530) at a time when Haley was at odds with Essex over them reissuing his older material (leading to, among other things, Haley re-recording Rock the Joint for Decca in 1957 to head off an Essex reissue of the 1952 version).