Collection of 35 78 RPM Records 1950s – Nat ‘King’ Cole, Dean Martin, Louis Armstrong, The Platters - Orange Colored Sky, That's Amore, Vaya Con Dios, Jezebel, Hernando's Hideaway, London Is The Place - 78 RPM shellac record - 1951
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A collection of 35 original 78 RPM shellac records from the 1950s, featuring Nat King Cole, Dean Martin, Louis Armstrong and The Platters, with the oldest release year 1951 and EX condition for media and case.
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A varied collection of 36 original 78 rpm shellac records, mainly from the golden age of popular music in the 1950s.
An attractive lot for enthusiasts and collectors of vintage pop, jazz, swing, easy listening and traditional American music. The collection includes a large number of well-known names from the golden era of the gramophone record.
Condition: from Very Good Plus (VG+) to Near Mint (NM), with normal signs of wear consistent with records of this age.
1 ; Sammy Davis Jr. – Because Of You part 1 & 2
2 ; Nat "King" Cole With The Trio – Don't Let Your Eyes Go Shopping (For Your Heart) / Pretend
3 ; Dean Martin – That's Amore / You're The Right One
4 ; Guy Mitchell – Sweetheart Of Yesterday / Belle, Belle, My Liberty Belle
5 ; Patti Page – Mockin'Bird Hill / I Love You Because
6 ; Ray Anthony & His Orchestra – Wild Horses / You're A Heartbreaker
7 ; Louis Armstrong And The All Stars – Basin Street Blues
8 ; Danny Kaye – The Thing / Pigalle
9 ; Edmundo Ros And His Rumba Band – London Is The Place For Me / Mary Ann
10 ; Les Paul Und Mary Ford – Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You) / Johnny (Is The Boy For Me)
11 ; The Platters – The Great Pretender / Only You
12 ; Tennessee Ernie And The Dinning Sisters – Rock City Boogie / Streamlined Cannon Ball
13 ; Edmund Hockridge – I've Never Been In Love Before / My Time Of Day
14 ; Eddie Fisher – Cindy, Oh Cindy / Fanny
15 ; Frankie Laine – Jezebel / Rose, Rose, I Love You
16 ; Bobby Naret And His Combo – Vanity Waltz / I Miss My Swiss
17 ; Ruby Wright – Bimbo / Hot Dog Rag
18 ; Winifred Atwell And Her Piano – Cross Hands Boogie / The Black And White Rag
19 ; Ronnie Ronalde – In A Monastery Garden / Bells Across The Meadow
20 ; Nat "King" Cole – What Does It Take To Make You Take To Me / Somewhere Along The Way
21 ; Jan Garber "Idol Of The Airlanes" and His Orchestra – My Favorite Song / Things I Might Have Been
22 ; Slim Whitman – Rose Marie / We Stood At The Altar
23 ; Fred Waring And His Pennsylvanians – Tulips And Heather / The Loveliest Night Of The Year
24 ; The Four Aces – Melody Of Love / There Is A Tavern In The Town
25 ; Bonnie Lou – Just Out Of Reach / Tennessee Wig Walk
26 ; Sidney Torch And His Orchestra – March: The Dam Busters / Waltz: Sweet Seventeen
27 ; Teresa Brewer – Ricochet (Rick-O-Shay) / Too Young To Tango
28 ; Ray Martin And His Concert Orchestra – Summertime In Venice / Tango Of The Bells
29 ; Anne Fields - The Rose and the Flame / Wake the Town and Tell the People
30 ; Tony Bennett With Percy Faith & His Orchestra – Rags To Riches / I'll Go
31 ; Rosemary Clooney – Half As Much / Botch-A-Me
32 ; Guy Mitchell – There’s Always Room At Our House / Wimmin
33 ; Johnnie Ray – Hernando's Hideaway / Going-Going-Gone
34 ; Patti Page – You Belong To Me / I Went To Your Wedding
35 ; Nat "King" Cole , Stan Kenton - Orange Colored Sky
Stan Kenton And His Orchestra With Nat "King" Cole – Jam-Bo
A varied collection of 36 original 78 rpm shellac records, mainly from the golden age of popular music in the 1950s.
An attractive lot for enthusiasts and collectors of vintage pop, jazz, swing, easy listening and traditional American music. The collection includes a large number of well-known names from the golden era of the gramophone record.
Condition: from Very Good Plus (VG+) to Near Mint (NM), with normal signs of wear consistent with records of this age.
1 ; Sammy Davis Jr. – Because Of You part 1 & 2
2 ; Nat "King" Cole With The Trio – Don't Let Your Eyes Go Shopping (For Your Heart) / Pretend
3 ; Dean Martin – That's Amore / You're The Right One
4 ; Guy Mitchell – Sweetheart Of Yesterday / Belle, Belle, My Liberty Belle
5 ; Patti Page – Mockin'Bird Hill / I Love You Because
6 ; Ray Anthony & His Orchestra – Wild Horses / You're A Heartbreaker
7 ; Louis Armstrong And The All Stars – Basin Street Blues
8 ; Danny Kaye – The Thing / Pigalle
9 ; Edmundo Ros And His Rumba Band – London Is The Place For Me / Mary Ann
10 ; Les Paul Und Mary Ford – Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You) / Johnny (Is The Boy For Me)
11 ; The Platters – The Great Pretender / Only You
12 ; Tennessee Ernie And The Dinning Sisters – Rock City Boogie / Streamlined Cannon Ball
13 ; Edmund Hockridge – I've Never Been In Love Before / My Time Of Day
14 ; Eddie Fisher – Cindy, Oh Cindy / Fanny
15 ; Frankie Laine – Jezebel / Rose, Rose, I Love You
16 ; Bobby Naret And His Combo – Vanity Waltz / I Miss My Swiss
17 ; Ruby Wright – Bimbo / Hot Dog Rag
18 ; Winifred Atwell And Her Piano – Cross Hands Boogie / The Black And White Rag
19 ; Ronnie Ronalde – In A Monastery Garden / Bells Across The Meadow
20 ; Nat "King" Cole – What Does It Take To Make You Take To Me / Somewhere Along The Way
21 ; Jan Garber "Idol Of The Airlanes" and His Orchestra – My Favorite Song / Things I Might Have Been
22 ; Slim Whitman – Rose Marie / We Stood At The Altar
23 ; Fred Waring And His Pennsylvanians – Tulips And Heather / The Loveliest Night Of The Year
24 ; The Four Aces – Melody Of Love / There Is A Tavern In The Town
25 ; Bonnie Lou – Just Out Of Reach / Tennessee Wig Walk
26 ; Sidney Torch And His Orchestra – March: The Dam Busters / Waltz: Sweet Seventeen
27 ; Teresa Brewer – Ricochet (Rick-O-Shay) / Too Young To Tango
28 ; Ray Martin And His Concert Orchestra – Summertime In Venice / Tango Of The Bells
29 ; Anne Fields - The Rose and the Flame / Wake the Town and Tell the People
30 ; Tony Bennett With Percy Faith & His Orchestra – Rags To Riches / I'll Go
31 ; Rosemary Clooney – Half As Much / Botch-A-Me
32 ; Guy Mitchell – There’s Always Room At Our House / Wimmin
33 ; Johnnie Ray – Hernando's Hideaway / Going-Going-Gone
34 ; Patti Page – You Belong To Me / I Went To Your Wedding
35 ; Nat "King" Cole , Stan Kenton - Orange Colored Sky
Stan Kenton And His Orchestra With Nat "King" Cole – Jam-Bo
Details
Era
1900-2000
Artist/band (max 3)
Collection of 35 78 RPM Records 1950s – Nat ‘King’ Cole, Dean Martin, Louis Armstrong, The Platters
Record title
Orange Colored Sky, That's Amore, Vaya Con Dios, Jezebel, Hernando's Hideaway, London Is The Place
Number of objects
35
Release year (oldest)
1951
Case/sleeve condition
Excellent (EX)
Media condition
Excellent (EX)
