Wayne Cross Rhythm Kings 1208+ Put Another Dime in the Jukebox, Stranger in Blk for Sale

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Wayne Cross Rhythm Kings 1208+ Put Another Dime in the Jukebox, Stranger in Blk For Sale

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Wayne Cross Rhythm Kings 1208+ Put Another Dime in the Jukebox, Stranger in Blk:
$150.00

Wayne Cross recorded an extremely scarce library of only 4 known singles on this imprint in 1964 and 1965:

1. Hey Mr. Guitar Man / Afraid To Love Again (1206-45 / 1207-45)

2. Put Another Dime In The Jukebox / Stranger In Black (1208-45 / 1209-45)

3. Don't Tell My Heart Another Lie / Knee Deep In Tears (1210-45)

4. Anything But My Baby / Strange World (1211-45)

What you are looking at is a pristine piece of Montana's regional music history—a pressed batch of 45s mailed straight from the Monarch factory floor in California to a resort venue in White Sulphur Springs over 60 years ago!

These are considered “DEAD STOCK” condition = meaning that in the vinyl world, these are considered "deadstock" copies. They have never been handled by the public, never been shoved into a jukebox, and never been played on a heavy, scraping vintage turntable. They were produced by my great grandfather and were passed on to me in the original manufacturing boxes.

Selling individually in their original sleeves. See photos for condition. I combine shipping on multiple items and accept reasonable offers.

Record Details

• Artist: Wayne Cross with Porter Fender and The Rhythm Kings

• Two sided tracks.

• Format: 7", 45 RPM, Single, Mono (US, 1964~

• Genre: Country / Rockabilly

• Historical Context: Wayne Cross was a mid-1960s country musician who recorded a handful of singles for The Rhythm Kings label alongside producer and musician Porter Fender. These pressings are relatively obscure regional country releases from that era.

Manufacture information:

Monarch started out pressing shellac 78 RPM records. By the 1950s, they became a powerhouse for pressing 45 RPM singles—which they famously produced out of injection-molded polystyrene instead of traditional vinyl—and 12" LP vinyl albums.

Estimated Valuation

“If you have a complete set of all 4 records in unplayed, pristine dead stock (Mint/Near Mint) condition, the total value would be estimated between $120 and $180 as a bundled set.” (This set is Mint condition.)

***I’m also selling*** each title as an individual single item with the exception of “Knee Deep in Tears”, “Don’t Tell My Heart Another Lie”, 45-1210.

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Wayne Cross Rhythm Kings 1208+ Put Another Dime in the Jukebox, Stranger in Blk For Sale

Wayne Cross Rhythm Kings 1208+ Put Another Dime in the Jukebox, Stranger in Blk: $150.00

Wayne Cross Rhythm Kings 1208+ Put Another Dime in the Jukebox, Stranger in Blk:
$150.00