Various Artists - Groove Juice - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Blues
- Description: It must have been heaven on earth, when record playing time was limited to only about three minutes per side, as there wasn't enough space for more on a fragile 78 rpm shellack. The majority of these titles was simply designed for dancing and pure pleasure in late 40s and early 50s territory jukeboxes, most of them pressed in relatively small quantities only and good survivors from way back then are scarce today. Enjoy your Shag-, Lindy-, Balboa- or Boogie-dancing with this collection. To tell it with 'The Hipster' InchPut a nickel in the slot!Inch
- Artist: Various Artists
- Title: Groove Juice
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Koko-Mojo
- Release Date: 01/26/2018
- Genre: Blues
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- Product Name: Various Artists - Groove Juice - VINYL LP
- UPC: 4260072728929
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It must have been heaven on earth, when record playing time was limited to only about three minutes per side, as there wasn't enough space for more on a fragile 78 rpm shellack. The majority of these titles was simply designed for dancing and pure pleasure in late 40s and early 50s territory jukeboxes, most of them pressed in relatively small quantities only and good survivors from way back then are scarce today. Enjoy your Shag-, Lindy-, Balboa- or Boogie-dancing with this collection. To tell it with 'The Hipster' InchPut a nickel in the slot!Inch
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