1960 NM Columbia 360 Sound True Stereo 1st Press The Most Happy Fella OS2330 1C
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| Management number | 23186947 | Release Date | 2025/11/11 | List Price | $48.00 | Model Number | 23186947 | ||
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True 1960 first stereo pressing from the original 1956 Webster Hall tapes — NOT the pink-label re-channel.
Gray “360 Sound” labels with arrows, NONBREAKABLE, catalog OS 2330.
Dead-wax:
Side 1: XXSM-58044
Side 2: XXSM-58045-1C (Terre Haute lacquer, first generation)
Cover: Hirschfeld cartoon art, excellent corners.
Vinyl: Glossy Near Mint, zero spindle marks.
Highlights:
- “Standing on the Corner” in wide, whistling stereo
- Robert Weede’s Met-opera baritone on “Joey, Joey, Joey”
- Jo Sullivan (Mrs. Loesser) breathing real tears into “Somebody Somewhere”
Includes original Columbia inner sleeve with libretto, slight tear and some marks.
Current Discogs median: $95 • Popsike high: $142 • Grab this 1C unicorn before the grape pickers do.
| Category | Handmade > Music > Vinyl |
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| Size | N/A |
| Brand | A&M Records |
| Condition | Good |
Vinyl
Hyaluronic Acid
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