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Ray R. Jones Melody Kings 45 RPM Music City / Mama Come Get Baby Daughter

$12.25

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Full refund available within 30 days

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Category:

Vinyl Records

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Condition:

Used

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Duration:

Single

Speed:

45RPM

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Posted for sale:

More than a week ago

Item number:

950084907

Item description

Ray R. Jones Melody Kings 45 RPM - Music City / Mama Come and Get Your Baby Daughter. Released 1981. Ho Ho Ho-Kus Records 122 stereo 7" 45 rpm record. Condition: Record is VG+. Comments: Ray Jones (born in 1933) had his first recordings in 1962/1963 for Skoop Records, a Nashville label owned by Ray Scrivener. He played and toured with his band (Golden Nugget, Showboat Club in Las Vegas) before returning home to raise his family. Always kept on writing songs, he established his own recording studio in his Lamar, Indiana hometown, recording himself or other artists, for his own Quest/Sound Quest labels or for various other "indie" country labels such as Cajun (Lakeland, Florida), E.H. King (Santa Fe, Texas), Ho, Ho, Ho-Kus and Music Room (Richland, Indiana), Lu-Tex (Red Rock, Texas), Sollie Sunshine (Pensacola, Florida), Starr and TSC (Des Plaines, Illinois), Sun-Ray (Lexington, Kentucky), Wagon Wheel (Georgetown, South Carolina), Woodrich (Rogersville, Alabama).