No images available.Charles' first great dabblings of mixing country music with RnB. His mixture couldn't quite be described as rockabilly, though. :-_ Note: Marsh included the B side at #295 in his list of the 1001 greatest singles ever made. Note: This single is from a large collection we've purchased whose records typically have mint or near-mint audio and near-mint vinyl. The labels are near mint as well, but the owner had a habit of writing a date in small print on the B side label. This copy is a sad case, with strong near-mint audio on the A side, but only VG audio on the flip. The flip vinyl, unfortunately, has a single scratch that runs across the entire record, and causes a "pop" each rotation. Otherwise, its audio is M-, but the pop is quite distracting. The audio and vinyl grades, therefore, are a blend of two different ones. This copy is a second pressing, circa 1965, with the "fan" logo on the left.
Condition Detail:Label: M- (sw) | Vinyl: EX | Audio: EXWritten by: Hank Snow (A), Ray Charles (B)Produced by: A. Ertegun-J. WexlerChart info: #11r, #40p in November 1959Mix: Mono (Default for U.S. 45s before 1973)
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| Seven Spanish Angels/ Who Cares (M-), Columbia 04715, 1984: $7.00 |
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| That's A Lie/ Go On Home (M-), ABC/TRC 11045, 1968: $10.00 |
| What'd I Say (Part I)/ (Part II) (M-), Atlantic 2031, 1959: $20.00 |
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| As Long As I'm Moving by Ruth Brown (NA), Atlantic 1059, 1955: $0.00 |
| Doctor Feel-Good by Dr. Feelgood and the Interns (M-), Epic 2220, 1962: $10.00 |
| I Put A Spell On You/ Little Demon by Screamin Jay Hawkins (M), Epic/Coll. 2209, 1956: $10.00 |
| Keeper of My Heart/ So Much by Faye Adams (M-), Imperial 5443, 1957: $40.00 |
| Lucky Lips by Ruth Brown (M-), Atlantic Oldies 13146, 1957: $10.00 |
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| On Bended Knees/ Standing in the Need of Love by Clarence Henry (M-), Argo 5401, 1961: $15.00 |
| That's For Me/ Wallflower by Little Sonny Warner (M-), Bee Bee 130, 1962: $70.00 |
| The Train Kept A-Rollin' by Tiny Bradshaw (M), Gusto 2107, 1951: $10.00 |
| Wild, Wild Young Men by Ruth Brown (NA), Atlantic 993, 1953: $0.00 |
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