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These 'albums' were created purely fro Jukeboxes - it's not very often that you find them complete, but when you do they are housed in a printed title envelope, with title strips and natty little facsimiles of the album cover.
Lots of Jukeboxes were manufactured to play 33rpms (Seeburg particularly).
My theory is that Argentina and other South American countries ended up with the 7" 33.3RPM format, as 45 became the industry standard for Jukeboxes in the US, all of the old boxes were dumped on the S. American market.
Here's the place to post a list of tracks that never received a 7" issue in the US, yet gained one in other parts of the world, be it 45rpm or 33rpm/EPs...
Here's a few starters....
Argentina:
Italy:
Depends on what you class as a Motown record Benji...
Paul Gayten The Hunch came out on London - 45 and 78.
Then there's Jackie Wilson Reet Petite, written by Berry Gordy...
and on that final post, well call it a day on this thread....
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As a UK Chess collector, I'd say £100 tops, if you were feeling flush, could find nothing else to spend your money on, and it was 'the' missing number in your collection....