Billy May & His Orchestra Double Set - Sorta-May - Main Title Theme - Capitol 7"
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£ 17 Sold For
Mar 9, 2017 Sold Date
Feb 20, 2017 Start Date
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  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

Two vintage 7" vinyl records from Billy May And His Orchestra.
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Sorta-May Part 2 E.P.
Capitol Records EAP 2-562
Released 1955
Side 1
Chicago (Fred Fisher)
All You Want To Do Is Dance (Burke-Johnston)
Side 2
You're The Top (Cole Porter)
The Donkey Serenade (Frimi-Stothart-Wright-Forrest)
Picture sleeve is in excellent condition, with only the slightest sign of shelf wear at the corners. Record is in excellent condition with little sign of use or wear, and comes housed in a protective plastic sleeve.
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Main Title Theme
Capitol Records 45-CL 14551
Released 1956
Side 1
Main Title Theme (From "The Man With The Golden Arm") (Berstein-Fine)
Side 2
Suzette (with The Maytimers) (Combelle-Dickinson-Copeland)
Generic Capitol sleeve is in very good condition but does have a small tear on one side near the label hole. Record is in excellent condition with little sign of use or wear.

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