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Smash Records

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Smash Records on vinyl: 4 records from the Mercury subsidiary – Jimmy Castor, Jay & The Techniques, The Collage and Billy Mitchell, including 4 first pressings. You’ll find the condition of record and sleeve with each copy – if anything’s missing, just ask us.

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Jay & The Techniques – Love, Lost & Found
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Jay & The Techniques – Love, Lost & Found

20,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve VG+US 1968 · 1st pressing
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The Collage – The Collage
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The Collage – The Collage

15,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve VG+US 1967 · 1st pressing
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Jimmy Castor – Hey Leroy
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Jimmy Castor – Hey Leroy

35,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve VG+US 1967 · 1st pressing
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Sale!Billy Mitchell – This Is Billy Mitchell
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Billy Mitchell – This Is Billy Mitchell

Original price was: 80,00 €.Current price is: 70,00 €.Record EX · Sleeve EXUS 1962 · 1st pressing

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Smash Records on vinyl: sixties pop, soul and jazz

In short: Smash Records was a sixties subsidiary of Mercury Records in Chicago. It released pop, rock, soul and jazz – here from Jimmy Castor to saxophonist Billy Mitchell. The Vinyl Room currently has 4 records on Smash Records.

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→ Soul · Pop rock · Hard bop · Soul & funk on vinyl

What makes Smash Records special?

Soul and pop: Jimmy Castor with “Hey Leroy”, Jay & The Techniques with “Love, Lost & Found” and The Collage.

Jazz: Billy Mitchell with “This Is Billy Mitchell”.

FAQ

Who owned Smash Records? Mercury Records in Chicago.

What music came out on Smash? Pop, rock, soul and jazz.

When are your Smash records from? US editions from the sixties.

How many Smash records do you have? Currently 4 records.