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I've worked in the music business for decades, as a sound tech, a record store owner, and worked for record companies over the years in the USA. Many small labels only would press 500 - 600 records for some releases. Fairly darn rare, on a planet with a world population of 7.4 billion folks. 7.4 billion people divided by 500 or so, doesn't go very far. I noticed some people don't consider that "rare". I find them to be mistaken and have no clue about what rarity truly is. This seems to occur with "collectors" more than I would expect.

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i've always used First Class mail service. never had a problem. i don't use "global middle men" for anything but frankly sell many more 45s at other web sites than here. i had seven i never never knew records... most sold elsewhere, not here. they leave feedback every time at other web sites. like clock work. this web site doesn't generate many sales for some of us. ya'll are missing out on some good shit. cest la vie. they sell elsewhere, and they've all left stellar feedback because we sell STORE STOCK never played records. most folks ship used stuff. we still ship pristine wholesale stock and have used First Class mail without fail for many years.

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I've seen Irma Thomas, Barbara Lynn, Percy Sledge and Ray Charles perform live in honky tonk small country bar venues, decades ago. Also Allen Toussaint while in New Orleans back in the 70s. He was awesome. Same with James Booker and many others... They were all very good. I tended to like funk more, so I really liked seeing the original funky Meters.

The Violinaires ‎– Just Go Ahead / Practice What You Preach Checker ‎5053 The Violinaires ‎– I'll Never Stop Loving God / Children Are You Ready Checker ‎5021 The Gospelaires ‎– God Helps Those Who Help Themselves/ (Instrumental) Savoy SGD-78-007 Father Hayes & The Universal Kingdom Of Christ Choir - Tell Me How You Feel Checker 5012 Andraé Crouch - I'll Be Thinking Of You / I've Got The Best Light Records LS-655 Gospel Hymns Of Joy ‎– Sinner Man Turns To Jesus/ Lord Keep Me In Your Care Savior Records 1009 LOT PRICE: $80 plus shipping These are store stock, extremely nice vinyl.... some have stickers on label and drill holes.

mint condition vinyl from closed record stores...

None of our inventory got wet in this historic flood. RIP to the 13. Theirs is the real tragedy.

Pickering XV-15/400E old store stock, still in the box... $75 plus shipping

Art that was in my parents Art Gallery, back in the 70s.

Store stock Pristine vinyl & labels ALL M- unless otherwise mentioned. Morris Francis - Your Love Label: Caillier Records Cat#: CR-108 $25

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Lot Price: $160 (shipping costs included)

These are store stock records, from the JJ Caillier Record Store... from years ago. NOS, store stock, look new High gloss vinyl, nice labels, most in company sleeves. Exact Change Sunburst Records SU-537 M- $12 The Salsoul Orchestra Featuring Loleatta Holloway Salsoul Records S7 7034 M- $40 Dorothy Morrison Buddah Records BDA 196 M- $16 Bobby Womack Arista AS 0421 VG+ (minor handling flaws but looks new, faint hairlines on vinyl, nice label, company sleeve) $25 Juice Elektra 7-69734 M- $45 Randy Brown Chocolate City CC 3228 M- $25 Aurra Salsoul Records S7 7043 M- $10 Secret Weapon Prelude Records PRL 8036 M- $10 Leon Haywood 20th Century Records TC-2065 VG+ (minor handling flaws but looks new, nice vinyl & label) $10 Gwen Guthrie Island Records IL 150 M- $16 Crown Heights Affair De-Lite Records DE-805 M- $13 Magic Master-Trak 3014 M- $25 Z.Z. Hill Mankind M-12012 M- $12 PAYPAL plus postage (shipping: $16.50 - up to three 45s) The image shown is to feature the information about the closed record store these came from...

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this was info from JJs store.... it had a killer soul selection. he had a lot of soul unlimited releases, sampy & bad habits... such a great 45 store!! i miss it...

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These are all store stock from the JJ Callier (closed) record store, from years ago. They've been properly stored, in 45 rpm storage boxes since JJ's store shut down. Store Stock!! M-

many small labels such as the 45 i'm showing, only 500 were pressed for each release... many small record companies only made 500 - 600 when they'd press a release, years ago. there are what, 7 billion people on the planet? 500 - 600 doesn't go very far. many records are fairly obscure.

Chuck Colbert Master-Trak 3033 A) I Stand Accused 4:58 Written-By – J. Butler / W.E. Butler B) Hitchhike 3:49 Written-By – C. Paul, M. Gaye, W. Stevenson Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, US 1983, RARE Funk / Soul $60 paypal plus postage

JD Miller owned many record labels, and JAMIL was the publishing company (one of them) JAy MILler