It's humbling to admit it at my advanced age, but this blog and your "Red's 45 of the Day" have taught me at last that ANYONE can get recorded on one of a seemingly INFINITE number of labels. And I do mean INFINITE. I can see why one could collect 45s just for the variety of the labels, whether or not one listens to the tunes. And not listening might be the best course on occasions such as Elmo here. Or maybe I'm just bitter because I was hoping for the Sesame Street Elmo.
Would this be Elmo Shropshire (of Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer-fame), who's earliest releases were self-pressed and featured a cartoon pig on the label?
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It's humbling to admit it at my advanced age, but this blog and your "Red's 45 of the Day" have taught me at last that ANYONE can get recorded on one of a seemingly INFINITE number of labels. And I do mean INFINITE. I can see why one could collect 45s just for the variety of the labels, whether or not one listens to the tunes. And not listening might be the best course on occasions such as Elmo here. Or maybe I'm just bitter because I was hoping for the Sesame Street Elmo.
David
Kansas City
Would this be Elmo Shropshire (of Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer-fame), who's earliest releases were self-pressed and featured a cartoon pig on the label?
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