How to identify rare 45rpm vinyl records!

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Title	:	How to identify rare 45rpm vinyl records!
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Great informations nice lovely labels & funny shirt :-) Rockin' Regards
Comment from : @vintagerecords69

Sittn' in da barroom, Hank Williams on da box
Comment from : @sf4753

Rare doesn't always mean good, or valuable
Comment from : @Vintagetvs

I put mine in alphabetical order
Comment from : @tonyk3887

Awesome video, thanks for the tips My dad left me with 1000's of LPs and hundreds and hundreds of 45 and 78 that I have to go thru
Comment from : @LivePastHealthy

Right now I have a couple 7 inch vinyl one by the bangles and one by NRBQ
Comment from : @wesleymartinez

This is literally the best video I’ve ever watched on YouTube I’ve been obsessively digging for 45s the last 4 years after watching this
Comment from : @Pluralofvinylisvinyls

Au contrair! Beatles, Elvis, and Stones can be worth LOTS!!!
Comment from : @leechjim8023

RCA Victor with yellow label? WEIRD!!!😮
Comment from : @leechjim8023

I sure miss Mack hunting for records
Comment from : @ijuggle42

Do you ever find any reggae 45's? just curious
Comment from : @dubwiseselecta1

Your tattoos are cool man you remind me of a Cajun Henry Rollins
Comment from : @arzabael

Any soul records for sale ?
Comment from : @paulstamp4106

Hey boss I have that stack around 300-350 45sELVISES led ZEPLINS Roy Madonna Whitney Davis Bostons Newton BASICLY many many top notch artist 60$ 70$ 80$90s etcim in Nebraska how do I reach you boss
Comment from : @JoeyKapagrec

Looks like I'm on the right direction :D Really interesting video, thanks! What home cutter do you have?
Comment from : @djnoteazy

Was the huge hole in 45's common in America? It wasn't in the UK from what I can remember Maybe for juke boxes
Comment from : @NemeZisUK

Cool
Comment from : @gordonteats298

I dont buy records to selli buy records to listen to them
Comment from : @rogeebundy6002

Thanks Mack for the video Most 45's I find are scratchy looking from teenagers from the past not using the paper sleeves Does this devalue them quite a bit?
Comment from : @tomlayman3141

great vid any advice on labels to generally avoid? (for us new generations) sometimes i'll see something like parrot or hat wax and think its rare just because its not rca,capitol,ect only to find out it wasn't that rare at all
Comment from : @nutmegriot209

❤
Comment from : @tarkeswarrao8925

This is good
Comment from : @neilmansfield8329

I have the Downbeats on the Sarg Label a few of their 45’s
Comment from : @SeasideDoowop18

I have a personal collection of more than 14,000 LPs and 6,000 singles I know my stuff There is simply no way to teach profitable record-picking The only way to learn is via trial and error and complete immersion in collecting So many 45s with basic unadorned labels are worthless crap You will go through hundreds of these before you find something good
Comment from : @blindlemon9

HI MY NAME IS GLORIA AND I'M LOOKING A RARE OLDIE CALLED I IT'S ON A BLUE AND WHITE LABEL COULD YOU PLEASE LET ME IF YOU COULD FIND IT FOR ME PLEASE LET ME KNOW THANK YOU GOD BLESS YOU
Comment from : @GloriaRamirez-up2sw

HELLO MY NAME IS GLORIA I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS 45 ITS BLUE AND WHITE COVERED CALLED I THAT'S ALL COULD YOU LET ME KNOW PLEASE SO I COULD SHARE IT WITH SOMEONE SPECIAL THANK YOU GOD BLESS YOU
Comment from : @GloriaRamirez-up2sw

Sarg!! i stay super close to the town
Comment from : @bigjohnbihh

Soul & Funk promo small record labels 45 records are the ones to look for while on the hunt!
Comment from : @Techrewinds

I wonder how many records were lost in storms like katrina
Comment from : @walterwright7896

I had a lot of 45 record from my high school years A friend of my husband gave us a juke box so I could put my record in the juke box, listening to the oldies
Comment from : @lindaarnold3137

Thanks Mack lots of good info here I would love to see a part two and three for this video Not too many channels giving tips on what to look for brThanks again
Comment from : @vintagemostwanted4557

Bought my first three 45's a couple weeks ago I have a Marty Robbins El Paso There is a date printed "October 1951" on it above the 13-33013, and on the B side a date of March 1957 What are these dates? The single didn't come out until '59 or '60 so far as I've read
Comment from : @MarkAS56

In my neighborhood…the ones that are all scratched up…and say Sun Records That was my last 45 romp It’s tedious, so much so that I haven’t the patience but I’m not flipping either Can you imagine the days when jukeboxes went out of style No doubt, you do
Comment from : @GIBKEL

Rarities have a certain mojo to them, if you're tuned to the right frequency When you've been collecting for over 50 years, you just know I keep my eye out for Soul & Funk records mostly I have to admit to shouting "Hey, get that one for me!" at the screen whenever I see Mac flip past anything on the Stang label, which happens a lot They aren't all that rare, but Stang had records by The Moments, Whatnauts & Linda Jones Just great records and they're great in a Northern or Modern Soul set Loma is another label like that, although some of their releases go for stupid money these days Anything with a Detroit address automatically goes in my bag Houston labels that aren't Country, same deal When I'm not crate digging, I'm dreaming about crate digging That's how it is with this happy obsession
Comment from : @bobsoldrecords1503

You have your fingers all over the record!
Comment from : @britsmoving7830

I’ve been collecting and needed this video You sir are a godsend Thank you 🙏
Comment from : @paulflores7322

Excellent
Comment from : @johnmontalbano5769

Do you only collect 45's I have some records from the 50's and 60's how much do they sell for???
Comment from : @kraehun21

I sell 45's on Ebay I love it!
Comment from : @bluegrasspicker1204

I don’t know much about 45s that’s why I’m watching most I see are just stacked with no sleeves are 45 records tougher ? Do they not get damaged as easily as 33s
Comment from : @blondebae4884

Hey, cool vid! I just found a 45 for 25 cents “That’ll Be The Day” by the Crickets (Written by Buddy Holly and two other guys) Brunswick label It also says “Record No 9-55009” with “45-102,022” below that What might it be worth and what do all the numbers mean? Thanks!
Comment from : @tallstevenpaul9738

First time watching you I'm in Texas too I've got a few hundred 45s and was needing some advise so thank you!
Comment from : @dannycasey8261

I have all my great grandma's when she owned a bar from the jukebox 40s-60s
Comment from : @cassiegose9637

Just found your channel and subscribed "Says a lot about the Nashville school system, now don't it," and I spit out my coffee Great vid!
Comment from : @axelhobson7390

Great video One of my favorite 45s in Oh Lonesome me by Don Gibson
Comment from : @nicholascoakley3951

Anything on an uncommon label or an unusual version of a known label should be purchased
Comment from : @spacemissing

i imagine your missing the point of the joak
Comment from : @weddiedon

im DEAD when he described Stoney Kilroy
Comment from : @Unreissued

this guy COLLECTS
Comment from : @Unreissued

Hey, guys are Beatles twist and shout There's a place 45s or diet Pepsi cola A & R or Simon and Garfunkel worth anything? Ike and Tina Turner?
Comment from : @MrVincentferrari

Any advice on buying northern soul or rare local funk/soul? I appreciate it
Comment from : @omegajackson

Found your video trying to figure out why Brazilian 45’s are so rare and expensive Any videos on that?
Comment from : @JOETERRANY

I have the original 45 record from the movie mannequin No scratches or anything on it Still in the original sleeve How much is it worth?
Comment from : @jeffcranford5403

stumbled across this post todayvery entertaining! makes me want to find my 45 adapter and start going through my boxes of 45's :)
Comment from : @christinegreenberg1145

I have about 40 45 records in real good shape some fats domino lot of other one by Hank Williams sr just want 25 bucks for postage old ones earlier rock and roll and country a few patsy cline no fakes if interested let me know in comments
Comment from : @pamkiefer1857

dude you are awesome
Comment from : @dannystacy9824

I'd pick up the Bill Horny just becauseLOL!
Comment from : @recordman64

Ever pick up us 60s obscure garage 45s Rog Pacific sunset records
Comment from : @rogbrown1965

This was fantastic!
Comment from : @airwatersun

the 11 people who disslike this video own Ricky Nelson records
Comment from : @icollectstuff-vinylcommuni7294

Bill Horny will rock you long time!
Comment from : @Gerk8

I have close to 300 45s', mostly soul Some of the companies I recognize
Comment from : @Hamlet60

I'd love to know their values??
Comment from : @che3694

I can't find any of the songs that you have shown on YouTube!!! :_(( That means they are very rare if they can't be found here!!
Comment from : @arushilovesmusic

These videos have really been helping me get my vicarious digging kick in the covid times, thank you I (Englander) hit a bunch of places doing a US tour a few years ago, but it was mostly the bigger cities in each state before soundcheck, and the odd town we stopped for lunch in, so really enjoying seeing the smaller towns!
Comment from : @will2741

Your searching method makes no sense to me but seems to work for you, best of luck 😂
Comment from : @judebandstra3169

am in dallas,show me your 78!
Comment from : @jormoria

I especially like it when you find Northern Soul records
Comment from : @YousifNur

How much for the Jonesboro, Arkansas Joan Conrad 45? Condition?
Comment from : @ChandlerHarrisMusic

I have 2 Elvis Records One has 4 hymns on it and one is from sunlable Cant remember name as there at my camp
Comment from : @evelynsmith9140

Thanks Mack! Love your channel! My wife and I run a record shop in Virginia and have passed on 45s and 78s for years as it's almost taboo figuring those things out! All our customers request 33s, but you make it look easy We have started taking a second look and have found some neat ones! Appreciate all the information We watch weekly and subscribed!
Comment from : @BacktotheMedia

My G-Ma just recently passed and left me 1000's of 45's in her will lol They are all in my dining room in a cooler packed full all wrapped up in newspaper bundles and towels Probably haven't touched them since 75
Comment from : @larryharris7541

What about 73's
Comment from : @bellydancer3146

fantastic video thank you also ur funny dog
Comment from : @gimmiejazz9264

What about Beatles 45 on apple
Comment from : @rogergriffith123

So u buy vintage what does not for sale mean on label an promo white label thanks
Comment from : @rogergriffith123

Great adviceyou're a hoot lol!
Comment from : @laurapalka3685

I can't remember the name of the record but my friend bought a rare lp for £50p and sold it on ebay for £180
Comment from : @djpaul146

Another way to identify a rare & GOOD Record is if the label is red and have the text ABBOTT on the top brMany people seems to miss them but they are totaly worth to check out
Comment from : @icollectstuff-vinylcommuni7294

I had alot of 45 rpm records passed down to me from my uncles, and grandparents brAnd I've gotten autographs on thoes 45's brAnd now i started a hobby collecting autographs on my 45s
Comment from : @Trentonpage

so what do the parallel lines and solid color label symbolize that make them worth grabbing? i currently only have two, one is a decca single of crazy by patsy cline and the other is an eric records single for all i have to do is dream by the everly brothers 🤔
Comment from : @emilee22

Your the best, thank you!!
Comment from : @King15Queen17gmail

What do the parallel lines mean, on an older 45 rpm?? Will you please go more into detail Maybe shown an example!!brReason why I'm collecting Detroit Hideout Records, Detroit Punch Records, Bob Seger records!!! If you see them please buy them up, give me a shout out!!brI love, how knowledgeable you are!!!
Comment from : @King15Queen17gmail

Good to spend some time with you Mack, you helped me
Comment from : @TheZeekgeek1

Great and informative video Mack!
Comment from : @Glendoras

I definitely subscribe to the if I haven’t heard of it I’ll check it out school of record hunting I’ve not just found some of my best records using this method, but discovered artists I will now look out for Thanks for another enlightening video Mack
Comment from : @recordsandculture

Hello, could you do video to learn how to make the difference between an original and a reissue, for example for the Sun records please?
Comment from : @axeldardenne7774