Blues, Label: Checker, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Great Blues b/w JESSIE KNIGHT "Nothing But Money" reissue on CHECKER RECORDS. MEMPHIS MINNIE: Me And My Chauffeur JESSIE KNIGHT: Nothing But Money

Rock'n'Roll: 50's, Label: Checker, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Great black rocker flipped with an inspired tearful blues. Originally from 1960, this is a LIMITED REISSUE OF RARE CHECKER RECORDS...

Knights of Fuzz, Label: 1plus2, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Great cover of the KINKS classic on the flip. The Mono Men out on Japanese 1+2 Label and on coloured vinyl! Wrecker Til The End Of The Day

Rockabilly: 50's, Label: Dee-Jay, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - 4-track EP "Bop-A-Lena", "Raw-Hide", "Ready Teddy", "Jenny,Jenny" Bop-A-Lena Raw-Hide Ready Teddy Jenny,Jenny

Rhythm'n'Blues, Label: Checker, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Two sided drivin' R'n'B winners. Originally recorded in 1958, this is a Limited Edition repro. Everybody Rock Get Tough

Rock'n'Roll: 50's, Label: Checker, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Classic Bo. Sounds don't come better than this. LIMITED 500 COPIES REISSUE OF RARE CHECKER RECORDS RELEASE. I Can Tell You Can't Judge...

Soul, Label: Checker, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Screaming Soul/RnB crossover twin spinner. "I Need Love" sounds a teensy weensy little bit exactly like Barrett Strong's "Money" must just have been...

Rock'n'Roll: 50's, Label: Checker, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Two sided New Orleans master class backed by Paul Gayten Orch. Double sided rocker, will bring the house down. Originally released in...

Rock'n'Roll: 50's, Label: Checker, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Two belting mid-late '50s New Orleans RnB Rockers back-to-back for the first time. Superb double sider from 1956 that holds two long...

Surf, Label: , (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Recorded September 2020 at Red Lantern Studio, Portland by Adam Becker. "Dead Man's Cove" is an actual location on the Washington coast, and "Surfin'...

Rhythm'n'Blues, Label: Vinyl, (Typ: 7 inch (Single)) - Also known as the Be-Bop Boy, Louis made his recording debut in 1949 for Columbia, but the remainder of his output was issued on RnB indies...