These records have little or no collector interest for the reasons noted. If you have lots of ones like this, bad luck.
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Mary is often found with her husband, Les Paul. |
No one likes Ken Griffin any more. |
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Guy Mitchell – more middle-of-the-road stuff from the 50s |
Winifred Atwell is everywhere. |
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Ronnie who? |
Fats Domino does appear on some local |
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Many film songs of the 50’s appear on this label. Only a very few are performed by someone noteworthy
like Jayne Mansfield, or Fred Astaire. |
Light orchestral music. |
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Comedy does not normally date well. |
Gilbert & Sullivan. |
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In the 1950’s there was a brief flurry of labels featuring religious music. |
Another label featuring religious music. |
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A typical 1940s offering from HMV. |
A middle-of-the road 1950s emission from |
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Most items on the Philips label are pretty dull nowadays. |
And the same for Radiola. |
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Late Louis Armstrong |
Another run of the mill Radiola |
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De Groot & the Piccadilly Orchestra. Popular
music of the 1930s. Not sought after today. |
Tito Schipa - one of a mumber of popular tenors on
HMV. |
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NZ pressed TEMPO, Organ music. |
Balalaika Orchestra medley. No thanks! |