Doo Wop (6 results)

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 100 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.23 inches. In Stock.

LP 30 cm. Farbig (gold/rot) illustriertes OCover. Cover gut, aber an den hinteren Ecken oben und unten bestossen, Falz oben mittig etwas aufgeplatzt und Vorderseite etwas berieben. Platte sehr gut. Erstpressung. Interessanter, seltener Doo-Wop-Sampler mit Stücken der Gruppen The Olympics ("Hully Gully", "Workin hard", "Big Boy Pete", "Private eye, "The Slop", "Shimmy like Kate"), The Bel-Airs ("Mr. Moto", "Little brown Jug"), The Marathons ("Talkin' Trash", "Peanut Butter"), The Fugitives ("Fugitive", "Freeway"), Dudley (eig. Hidle Brown Barnum "Lone Prairie Rock", "El Pizza"). Sprache: de.…

Fotopostkarte der 60 er Jahre, von beiden Musikern eigenhändig signiert.

Condition: Very Good +. N.p.: Jubilee Records, ca. 1953. Yellow oblong single leaf promotional flyer with black pictorial printing; (20 cm). Lightly faded and foxed and edges rubbed overall with creasing, though now flattened; puncture mark to top middle where it was likely pinned up. A Very Good or better example of promotional material for The Orioles, a Maryland based doo-wop group's, best selling single "Crying in the Chapel," released in 1953. Not recorded in OCLC at the time of this writing.…

Großes Originalporträtfoto (Foto Philips, quer 8°), eigenhändig signiert von beiden indonesisch stämmigen Musikern : Ruud de Wolff (* 12. Mai 1941; ? 18. Dezember 2000) und Riem de Wolff (* 15. April 1943; ? 12. September 2017) R ückseitig Hinweis: persönlich erhalten am 13.4.64 in Mainz.

Condition: Very Good. White Plains, NY: Time Barrier Express Enterprises, 1975. Side-stapled small octavos (22 cm); each around 40-50pp and illus. throughout. Pictorial self-wrappers priced at $0.75, except for Vol. 2 No. 5, which cost a full $1. All issues rubbed and lightly toned at margins and gently dustsoiled overall with minor rusting to staples. Interiors clean. Overall Very Good or better non-consecutive early copies of an uncommon periodical. Running for 27 issues total, with later issues becoming larger and glossier, Time Barrier Express promoted featured doo-wop, R&B, and rock musicians and groups from the fourties through the late seventies. You could order records straight from the magazine and read columns about what it means to be a record collector. While the last issue lists "Acappella Disco" on the cover, we regret to inform you it refers to an Acappella discography list rather than voice-only disco hits for purchase.…