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Here is several great C1960, 45's and 45 EP's I picked up at the thrift store today.
Hank Williams – Moanin' the Blues, MGM - picture sleeve EP, 1960.
Hank Williams – Sing Me a Blue Song, MGM - picture sleeve EP, 1960.
The Fendermen – Mule Skinner Blues/Torture – Soma Records, 1960.
Johnny and The Hurricanes – Red River Rock/Buckeye – Warwick Records, 1959.
All four are in great condition.
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The first cover is just plain great art. I would like to have it framed in my living room...I'm a BIG Hank fan, first 20 songs I learned on guitar. Bought me a hank Williams book. I am going to see how much it would cost to buy a cover, if the record is scratched and make that into a "painting" It is beautiful. Thank you, mich
Thank you very much michelleamieux for visiting. Those two are EP's, and would look great framed together. I have a lot of vintage Hank Williams that I have converted to CD from old LP's and 45's. I have several of his 78's from the late 40's somewhere.
The album in picture #1 is really an artistic"painting". I would get the cover well copied, (xeroxed), and frame it. It is really like a beautiful wall painting. I don't know why this strikes me somuch, but every time I see it, even in little form, I think, gosh, I wish had a picture of that on my walls. That might be a good business, photocopying your album cover and selling the framed prints. I would buy one!!! Just love it to pieces, Thank you, Mich
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