THE UNDECIDED? Make Her Cry DEARBORN D-542 1966 Rare Garage Rock HEAR
  $   199

 


$ 199 Sold For
Mar 29, 2026 Sold Date
Mar 19, 2026 Start Date
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Description

Up for auction is an incredibly rare piece of Michigan rock history: The Undecided? - "Make Her Cry" b/w "I Never Forgot Her" on the Dearborn Records label (D-542), released in 1966.

  • Catalog Number:  Dearborn D-542
  • Release Year: 1966
  • Artist: The Undecided?
  • Side A: Make Her Cry
  • Side B: I Never Forgot Her 
Matrix/Runout (Side A): ZTSC121009-14 T1 (Stamped)
Note: Authentic 1966 Columbia Custom Pressing from the Terre Haute, IN plant. High-fidelity audio and original heavy-weight vinyl. This 45 is a cornerstone of the 1960s Midwest garage scene and has been immortalized on essential genre compilations like Michigan Mayhem! and Highs in the Mid-Sixties. Original pressings of this record are highly sought after by collectors worldwide for their raw energy and regional significance. Condition Details:
  • Vinyl: EX/VG++ – Plays clear with no issues with only one or two superficial scuffs. DNAP.
  • Labels: Clean with minimal wear. Note: A vintage period signature is present on the A-side label (see photos).
  • Sleeve: Includes the original Dearborn Records red/white sunburst company sleeve in [Insert Grade] condition. These original sleeves are rarely found intact with the record. Also includes vintage period signature.
Provenance & Notes:
This specific copy features a vintage ink dedication on the label and sleeve: "To Diana from Seaweed." While the identity of "Seaweed" remains part of the record's history, local lore from the Dearborn/Detroit scene occasionally associates this nickname with band members or close associates of the group during their mid-60s peak. It provides a unique, authentic link to the era and the local teen-club circuit where the band performed. Experienced seller and record collector. Will ship professionally. See ratings and comments.


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