Monthly Archives: September 2022

The Green Hornet first came to the TV screen in 1966 with Van Williams as the Green Hornet and playboy publishing mogul, Britt Reid. His side-kick, Kato, was played by the legendary Bruce Lee. Also starring was Black Beauty, their … Continue reading →

Various hits albums by various artists can be quite collectible. In 1963 Hull Records released the album, “Your favorite Singing Groups,” featuring Doo-Wop recording artists like the Monotones, the Elegants, the Desires, the Avons, the Beltones, the Pastels, and more. … Continue reading →

“Louie Louie” is one of the greatest Rock N Roll party records of all time. It’s one of those classics that every generation seems to know. Although Paul Revere and the Raider’s version came out before the Kingsmen’s, it’s the … Continue reading →

“Stormy Weather” by the Five Sharps is considered to be the most collectible Doo-wop record. Released on Jubilee Records in 1952, the record received some airplay but was soon relegated to the dust bins of record stores. But find one … Continue reading →

Van Morrison’s first band was Them from Belfast. At one time the band included Jimmy Paige on guitar. They were more successful in Britain than in the U.S. Their biggest hit in the states was in 1965 with “Here Comes … Continue reading →

Jerry Lee Lewis has had one of the most successful and colorful careers in the history of both Rock N Roll and Country. A true legend, he is a Rock N Roll Icon and Country music superstar. Known as “the … Continue reading →

In 1963 Columbia Records released the album “The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan.” It can be one of the most valuable records of all time. Most original copies are worth up to $75.00. However, if you have an original with the song … Continue reading →

Bill Haley and His Comets can justifiably be considered as the band that brought Rock N Roll to the world with hits like “Don’t Knock the Rock” and “Shake, Rattle and Roll.” Haley became world famous in 1955 with the … Continue reading →

George Jones has been called the “Greatest Country music singer of all time.” He certainly had the reputation as Country’s most hard-drinking, woman-loving, rage-filled performer. With more than 150 hits like “He Stopped Loving Her Today,” he is a national … Continue reading →

In 1975 both Time magazine and Newsweek put Bruce Springsteen on the cover the very same week. Columbia Records, in a rush to get out his “Born To Run” album to capitalize on all that free publicity, sent copies to … Continue reading →