"Come Go With The Del Vikings" black&yellow LuniverseLP1000 disc good-cover fair
  $   26

 


$ 26 Sold For
Jan 20, 2014 Sold Date
Jan 13, 2014 Start Date
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 Up for auction is this original fair cover and good minus condition disc on the black and yellow Luniverse LP 1000 record, "Come Go With The Del Vikings".  Songs include, "Hey Senorita, Somewhere Over The Rainbow, Come Go With Me, Heaven In Paradise, (How Can I Find) True Love, Yours, I'll Remember (In the Still of the Night) & White Cliffs Of Dover"   Sold as is, with no return, but please contact us with any questions or concerns.  Shipping by media mail is $4. + 1. for each additional LP, 45s:  $4. + .50  for each additional 45.  Thanks for looking. Lorraine & John ~~The Vermont Village Gallery ~~ 

Luniverse Album Discography by David Edwards and Mike Callahan Last update: November 1, 2003. Luniverse started life as "Universe," with the issue of the Buchanan and Goodman single "Flying Saucer" in 1956. Due to the prior existence of a label with that name, the name was quickly changed to "Luniverse" and and "L" crudely drawn in on the first pressings of the singles. There was only one known album (a Del Vikings album) issued on the label. The album was recorded as a nine-song acappella demo tape by Pittsburgh deejay Barry Kaye in 1956, which eventually got them signed to the tiny Pittsburgh-based Fee Bee label. When "Come Go With Me" started selling in 1957, FeeBee leased the record to Dot and the group (who were constantly changing personnel due to military commitments) had a top-10 record. Kaye decided to cash in on his audition tape, and overdubbed instruments and gave the tape to Luniverse, who released it. Dot sued, and the record was withdrawn. Today, original copies (which have only eight tracks) are quite collectible, although some 1970s reproductions exist (with ten tracks) which are worth much less. The original albums also are constructed with a "slick" on the front cover, that is, a paste-on color sheet, while the reproductions do not. The Luniverse label was yellow with black print.





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