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I created Gene's Oldies in 1989 (Internet since 1996) for the sole purpose of helping other
collectors by providing them with another source to buy, sell and
trade vinyl. I have been an avid collector of 45rpms since the early
70's. Enjoying music and sharing it with others has been a lifetime
commitment.
This is not a business, it's a hobby gone wild with desire to find that next record missing from the collection and everything sold within these pages is spent toward building that never ending collection. Satisfaction, honesty and good products to offer is a goal and plan I wish to convey to you, the customer/collector. Please bookmark this site (www.genesoldies.com) as
you're always welcome. Thank you for visiting Gene's Oldies. GENE BROWN PLEASE NOTE THAT I HAVE BEEN REVAMPING THESE WEB PAGES SINCE 2001 AND PROBABLY WILL NOT FINISH TILL EARLY ????...I HAVE PULLED SOME CATAGORIES AND WITH THE BIG MESS I'VE MADE, I'VE LOST TRACK OF SOME ITEMS. I'M SORRY FOR THE LONG DELAY BUT WHEN FINISHED I HOPE TO HAVE MANY THOUSANDS OF NEW LISTINGS. AGAIN THANKS. I'M STILL A .....LITTLE.....SLOW, SO THANKS FOR BEING PATIENT
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Oldies Encompassing Doo-Wop, early rock 'n' roll, vocal jazz standards and even some Big Band stuff like Glenn Miller, Oldies can be defined as pretty much all the music that came out of the States after the second world war and before the explosion of long-haired, pot smokin' freedom rock in the mid-1960s. Oldies often get dismissed as too tame for sophisticated modern palates, but for some that's the genre's biggest value -- it harks back to a time that now seems innocent. The best thing about Oldies is that you can hear the artists expressing unexpectedly radical messages in songs that appear harmless on the surface. The sexual repression stereotype of the '50s is obliterated by the brazen lyrics of the Dominoes' "60 Minute Man," while Nat King Cole's commercial pandering and Al Jolson's overt racism are answered by the Coasters with songs including "Framed" and "Riot in Cell Block #9." Although the songs in this category were released from the '40s through the mid-'60s and are stylistically diverse, they're usually lumped together in the "Oldies" bin at your local record store. With such ambiguous boundaries, Oldies offer a smorgasbord of styles, varying degrees of commerciality, and cool, scratchy recordings.
  
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