ONIE WHEELER 45 ON COLUMBIA GREAT COUNTRY/BLUEGRASS

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ONIE WHEELER

I WANNA HOLD MY BABY / ONIE'S BOP

COLUMBIA 4-21523

LABEL CONDITON - NEAR MINT

VINYL CONDITION - NEAR MINT (SEE GRADING SCALE BELOW)

GREAT SINGLE, NOT MUCH FOR BLUEGRASS/COUNTRY BUT THIS ONE I LIKE :0

****ARTIST INFO :

Onie Wheeler (November 10, 1921–May 26, 1984) was an American country and bluegrass musician.

Wheeler signed as a solo artist to Sun Records in 1957 and went on tour with Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, and Carl Perkins. After a short time living in California, he returned to Nashville and recorded for several more labels in the 1960s. Later, he toured with George Jones and Roy Acuff.

His biggest success was 1973 hit "John's Been Shucking My Corn," though the success of his daughter Karen would eclipse his own in the decade. He bought a guitar shop in Nashville in the late 1970s, and played at the Grand Ole Opry at times with Acuff. Wheeler was onstage playing with Rev. Jimmie Snow in 1984 when he collapsed and died.

 NOTE: I WILL SHIP INTERNATIONAL EXCEPT TO ITALY (SORRY, TOO MANY 'LOST' ITEMS)

WILL GLADLY COMBINE SEVERAL ITEMS TO SAVE ON SHIPPING COSTS

Please Read the Grading Scale Below BEFORE MAKING A BID!!!! I am honest and want you to make sure you know what you are bidding on :

Grading Scale:

Mint Like new. No scuffs or scratches, original gloss/sheen is apparent on vinyl, no writing or tears on labels.

Near Mint Very clean, may have a few light marks or scuffs, but plays very well, no surface noise. Vinyl retains most of its sheen/gloss. There may be a little bit of writing or a small tear to the label but nothing major.

VERY GOOD All in all still a very nice record. Looks a bit used, light scratches/scuffs, no gouges, still plays well, some surface noise may be audible. Labels may have some writing or small tears. Vinyl has lost some of its sheen/gloss.

GOOD Record has been played a lot and it shows. Will still play all the way through but there will be surface noise, and possibly some clicks and pops as well. Vinyl has lost most of its sheen/gloss. Good for listening to or filling in the holes in a collection, or if it is something that you just have to own for whatever reason. Nothing wrong with a GOOD record.

ANY RECORD BELOW GOOD I will not sell. This would be a record that will skip, is cracked, most of the label is torn off or covered in pen/ink scribbles, etc. These are only good for use as craft items, frisbees, etc.