Bill Haley and His Comets Why Do I Cry Over You / I'm Gonna Dry Ev'ry Tear 78rpm
£
80
$
106
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Description
While this record was released under the name "Bill Haley and His Comets" to capitalize on the band's massive mid-1950s fame, it is historically a Bill Haley and His Saddle Men recording. Originally recorded in 1950 and released in the U.S. on the Atlantic label (727), these tracks capture the band's earlier "Cowboy-Jive" and country-boogie style, long before their global rock and roll breakthrough.
Side A: "Why Do I Cry Over You" – A composition by J. De Knight and R. Keefer.
Side B: "I'm Gonna Dry Ev'ry Tear With A Kiss" – Composed by B. Borrelli and M. Spickal, this track features the accomplished steel guitar work of Billy Williamson.
This pressing is a significant artifact for discographical collectors interested in the pre-fame evolution of the Comets' sound.
Condition Report
Grading: Excellent (E)
Disc: The record is in excellent condition; please refer to 1000030108.jpg and 1000030110.jpg for visual inspection.
Labels: The distinctive purple and cream Melodisc labels are clear and well-preserved, as documented in 1000030107.jpg and 1000030109.jpg.
Shipping and Packaging
The disc is sandwiched between corrugated cardboard and wrapped in bubble wrap. This is then placed inside a double-skin box filled with packing void to prevent movement and provide maximum protection.
Carefully packed and promptly dispatched.
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