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These were apparently close outs as record stores closed . Marked Hits you missed . They have a hole punched in them on label area
#1 Jerry Butler 45 -Moody woman -Go Away Find yourself on Mercury
#2 Ann Peebles 45-Part time love -I still Love you on HI Label
#3 The Brooklyn Bridge and Johnny Maestro 45-Blessed is the rain-Welcome Me Love on Buddah
#4 Chairman Of The Board 45 Bless you -Pay to The Piper on Invictus a UK Label
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Great tunes again!! That is called a "cut-out" or a "punch-out" hole. The record companies put it there. When a record fails to sell, it is returned to the record company. They "punch" it and return it to the market at a discounted price. When I was a kid, I used to get my "punch-outs" back home at my favorite store, Save-O-Rama, which is long gone!!!
Thanks pack ! I was not sure if store did punch out or who . Great to know . The only group I like in bunch is Johnny Maestro . I am a Doo wop fan :-)
maniki very cool sweets , your spinning the hits my friend:)
Thank you Sean :-) I am now carrying a box up a day to look at lol
your welcome sweets :)
Thank you Mikie and Walksoft :-)