Fifty 1990's Country 45 rpm jukebox record hits - Groups 12 + 15 - New Old Stock

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This offer is for two groups of 25 different used 7 inch 45 rpm by the recording artists listed in the chart below - a total of 50 records in all.

I used to offer these in groups of 25 but am now combining two groups together to take advantage of a lower combined shipping cost.

These records are New Old Stock - they came from a Denver jukebox record distributor's warehouse as part of a warehouse find made about ten years ago.
The records are unused but some of the paper sleeves have been wet and are water marked or wrinkled.

The fifty records are listed below using my earlier numbering system when they were offered as groups of 25 - please scroll all the way down to see the entire listing.

These 25 records were previously offered as "All 1990's Country 45 rpm Hits #12 (set of 25) NOS".

Artist Side A Side B Number Label 1 Billy Falcon Heaven's Highest Hill Not Funny Anymore 868 958-7 Jambco 2 Brooks & Dunn We'll Burn That Bridge Heartbroke Out of My Mind 12563 Arista 3 Chris Ledoux For Your Love Get Back on That Pony 17714 Liberty 4 Clinton Gregory Standing on the Edge of Love Till This Ring Turns Green 461 Step One 5 Conway Twitty I'm the Only Thing (I'll Hold Against You) Final Touches 54716 MCA 6 DeAnna Cox Never Gonna Be Your Fool Again Texas Sidestep 18815 Warner Brothers 7 Dude Mowrey Maybe you Were the One View from the Bottom 12515 Arista 8 George Jones She Loved a Lot in Her Time Come Home to Me 54272 MCA 9 George Strait Drinking Champagne We're Supposed to Do That Now and Then 79070 MCA 10 Larry Stewart When You Come Back to Me We Can Love 62696 RCA 11 Lee Roy Parnell Road Scholar The Rock 12400 Arista 12 Martina McBride Life #9 Ashes 62697 RCA 13 Pirates of the Mississippi A Street Man Names Desire Mystery Ship 57995 Liberty 14 Reba McEntire Take It Back Baby's Gone Blues 54544 MCA 15 Ricky van Shelton Just As I Am Slam That Door 38-74896 Columbia 16 Rob Crosby One Night Down She Wrote the Book 12443 Arista 17 Rodney Crowell Didn't Know I Could Lose You Lovin' All Night 38-74250 Columbia 18 Roger Ballard Two Steps in the Right Directions A Little Piece of Heaven 87313 Atlantic 19 Suzy Bogguss Just Like the Weather No Green Eyes 17495 Liberty 20 Tanya Tucker We Don't Have to Do This Silence is King 17803 Liberty 21 Tanya Tucker Soon Sneaky Moon 17594 Liberty 22 The Mavericks I Got You A Better Way 54520 MCA 23 Tracy Byrd Holdin' Heaven Edge of a Memory 54659 MCA 24 Vince Gill Pocket Full of Gold A Little Left Over 54026 MCA 25 k.d. lang Constant Craving Season of Hollow Soul 18942 Sire

These next 25 records were previously offered as "All 1990's Country 45 rpm Hits #15 (set of 25) NOS".

Each of these records reached Number One on the Billboard Top Country Chart during the year shown in parenthesis next to the artists' name.

Artist Side A Side B Number Label 1 Aaron Tippin / Lorrie Morgan I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Crying Time 62707 Fox 2 Billy Burnette I Still Remember (How to Miss You) I Recovered, I Survived 18525 Capricorn 3 Billy Falcon Heaven's Highest Hill Not Funny Anymore 868 958-7 Jambco 4 Clint Black We Tell Ourselves There Never Was a Train 62194 RCA 5 Collin Raye All I Can Be is a Sweet Memory Good for You 34-73831 Epic 6 David Lee Murphy Just Once High Weeds and Rust 54794 MCA 7 Dennis Robbins Mona Lisa on Cruise Control Walkin' on the Edge 18294 Giant 8 Dolly Parton He's Alive What Is It My Love 38-73200 Columbia 9 George Jones High-Tech Redneck Forever's Here to Stay 54749 MCA 10 George Strait I Cross My Heart You're Right I'm Wrong 54478 MCA 11 Gibson/Miller Band Texas Tattoo Southern Man 34-74991 Epic 12 Go West Faithful King of Wishful Thinking 56948 EMI 13 Kathy Mattea Seeds Lonely at the Bottom 862 064-7 Mercury 14 Lionel Cartwright Family Tree 30 Nothin' 54366 MCA 15 Mark Chestnutt It Sure Is Monday I'm Not Getting Any Better at Goodbyes 54630 MCA 16 Mark Collie Shame Shame Shame Shame Keep It Up 54668 MCA 17 Marty Stuart and Travis Tritt This One's Gonna Hurt (For a Long, Long Time) The King of Dixie 54405 MCA 18 Matthews, Wright & King House Huntin' Leavin' Reasons 38-74749 Columbia 19 Mike Reid Keep on Walkin' Working with the Right Tools 38-7443 Columbia 20 Radney Foster Don't Say Goodbye Easier Said Than Done 12564 Arista 21 Reba McEntire It's Your Call For Herself 54496 MCA 22 Ricky van Shelton Just As I Am Slam That Door 38-74896 Columbia 23 Ronna Reeves Never Let Him See Me Cry He's My Weakness 862 260-7 Mercury 24 Rosanne Cash The Wheel Private Moments 38-74973 Columbia 25 Shania Twain Dance with the One That Brought You When He Leaves You 862 346-7 Mercury

SHIPPING INFORMATION CONCERNING INTERNATIONAL BUYERS:We use the United States Postal Service (USPS) for all shipments outside the USA. Their cheapest international shipping method is First Class International which has a weight limit of 4 pounds. Two groups of 25 records weighs about 4 pounds and 6 ounces when packed for shipping, so shipments to countries outside the USA must go by Priority Mail International.

INFORMATION CONCERNING ANY DATES AND/OR THE (*) SYMBOL SHOWN AFTER THE ARTIST NAME WITH RESPECT TO PICTURE SLEEVES: If there is a year in parenthesis after the artist's name this indicates the year the side-A song reached number one on the Billboard Magazine record charts for its appropriate genre (usually Top Country Singles or Top Pop Singles). If there is an asterisk (*) at the end of the artist's name it is an indication that this record has the original picture sleeve. Otherwise expect the records to be in plain paper sleeves, although occasionally I do include picture sleeves witout using the (*) symbol if I have them available. Some records have the pre-printed jukebox title strips with them.

INFORMATION CONCERNING CONDITION AND MY GUARANTEE: The records I am offering came from jukebox operators and may have more use on the hit side than the second side. Many of these records appear to be unused or hardly used at all. Those that were used are still in good condition and should be OK for your jukebox. I will not argue with anyone who finds a damaged record in their shipment - I will gladly refund the average per-record cost for each record that you are not happy with due to condition problems.