[78-L] 45 RPM sets

[Ron L'Herault]

There's a good story to go with my Miller set.   One day a couple of years
ago, I spotted the set in a record shop in Woonsocket, RI but I passed on
it.  A couple of days later, the set showed up in a bag hanging on my front
door knob.   I called the fellow I'd been with at the shop and thanked him
for his kindness -we'd been doing some phono repairs at his house.   He
said, "What are you talking about."  So that left me wondering who left the
set.  A call or two later I'd found out that it was a coincidental gifting.

Ron L

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From: David Lennick <dlennick at sympatico.ca>
> That could be the one. I have a few black label 45s with side numbers 
> but no
album title. By the way, I think Me And Juliet was also on 78s (vaguely
remembering another discussion about cast albums).  dl

I've got three padded cover Miller albums on 45s, the white one, the gold
one, and the Army Airforce one Ron has.  I haven't checked if the other one
came out on 45s, the one with the tour bus painting.  There were other large
45 sets in cardboard boxes such as the very common Readers Digest sampler
they gave with new 45 changers or maybe also with membership in the RCA
Victor Record Club.  I've also seen -- and might have -- the Miller 2nd
pressing in a light green box.  Me and juliet was on all three speeds.  All
Victor shows came out on 45s thru at least 56.
 After 1952 they were EPs in triple cardboard sleeves.  

Mike Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com