Hear SIGNED Tony The Daydreams I'll Never Tell 45 PLANET EX RARE JERSEY DOO WOP
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If you are unable to view my video description through your ebay app search youtube: EBAY DESC TONY DAYDREAMS. That is my video for this item.
I will accept returns if you aren't not happy with condition of the item. Ebay return rules apply. Buyer pays shipping on returns.
Tony & The Daydreams
45 rpm PLANET P-1008 & P-1009 (ORIGINAL - NO REPRINTS
"I'LL NEVER TELL"
"WHY DON'T YOU BE NICE"
SIGNED BY TONY TO RONNY (MISPELLED) RONNIE BAUM (VIRGINIA MUSIC LEGEND)
Ronnie Baum played guitar with Tony Grants Allstars
I purchased Ronnie Baum's record collection from his family in Virginia Beach, Virginia
SEE BELOW: FOR THE LATE RONALD BAUM aka "THE CHARITY KING"
RONNIE BAUM was named "CHARITY KING" for playing 500 charity shows.
This 45 is absolutely beautiful.
It looks like a brand new record. Tiny hairlines that you have to really hold up to the light to see. NO NEEDLE GASHES.
I am very conservative when it comes to record grading.
VINYL CONDITION: STRONG EX!
Ships proper in brand new plain white paper sleeve, sealed in brand new poly bag.
I use plenty of shipping pads and a deluxe proper 45 shipping box.
Ships media mail with insurance/tracking/delivery confirmation.
Virginia Beach - Ronald John Baum, 74, passed away on Friday, May 1, 2015 in Virginia Beach, VA. Born on February 18, 1941 in Jersey City, NJ, he was the son of John and Matilda Baum. During and after high school, Ronnie worked in a local nursery where he developed his green thumb. Shortly after, Ronnie served honorably in the U.S. Navy for four years as Medical Corpsman. Following his military service, Ronnie worked as a Ships Salesman with Julious Rothschild for 20 years and then returned to his love of horticulture, operating Tiny Tree Bonsai Studio for 35 years.As a child, Ronnie played guitar at over 500 charity shows to earn himself the title, "Charity King" in New Jersey. Ronnie's 500 performances included Carnegie Hall, The Waldorf Astoria, The Steel Pier in Atlantic City, and many other venues. He was photographed with the likes of Les Paul, Mary Ford, and the Four Lads.Ronnie's enlistment into the Navy lead him to the Hampton Roads area, where he discovered his love for horseback riding. He was a member of the Tidewater Western Riders for 40 years where he participated in many riding events, parades, trail rides, and even performed as a Rodeo Clown.Ronnie's love of gardening eventually lead him to the art of Bonsai. Ronnie became the President of the Virginia Bonsai Society where he served for 13 years. While serving at the Botanical Gardens of Norfolk, Ronnie also instructed in the City of Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, as well as many gardening clubs along the Atlantic coast. Eventually, Ronnie's love for Bonsai lead him to Hawaii and many other destinations.Ronnie's true love was that of his fellow man and he demonstrated this through his 32 years of devoted recovery in AA. The number of people he touched is countless.
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