45 records for sale at vinyl record shows
Yes, dealers have 45 records for sale at the Boston record shows. Some just set up with them only.
Many know the 45s from the jukebox days. Watch an episode of Happy Days, MASH or many other 60s and 70s shows. 
Pizza shops to bars had jukeboxes in the corner awaiting your coins to play your picks. Jukeboxes still today are found in many homes and businesses as a form of entertainment.
Pricing of 45 records are just like LPs - they vary from say $1 & up and at times dealers offer box lots that may bring the price down below a dollar per 45 record.
Just Some of the 45 Record Categories
- Alternative Rock
- Novelty - Spoken
- Country - Female
- Country - Male
- Country, Female
- Country - Female
- Euro - Dance
- 60s - Soul
- Female 50s - Novelty
- Female 50s - Soul
- Female 60s - Reggae
- Female 60s - Themes
- Female - 60s - Soul
- Female - 70s
- Latin
- Male 50s
- Male 50s - Ballads
- Male 50s - Country
- Male 50s - Folk
- Male 50s - Jazz
- Male 70s - Lounge
- Male 70s - Rhythm & Blues
- Mambo
- Motown
- Nostalgia
- Novelty
- Novelty - Comedy
- Novelty - Halloween
- Novelty - Oddity
- Novelty - Spoken
- Polka
- Psychedelic
- Rap
- Reggae
- Rhythm And Blues
- Rock
- Rock - Ballads
- Soft Rock
- Sound Tracks
- Soul
- Southern Rock
- Spoken
- Standards
- Techno
- Teen Idol
- Themes
- Tribute
- Vintage Rock & Roll
PROMO, DJ Copy & Sample Pressings all can be found at our Boston Vinyl Record Shows !
Most Rare 45 RPM Records
This topic is highly talked about as some rank the rarest by the number of copies ever produced. Others it's the hunt of finding a playable copy. One that is often searched for is the 'Love Me Do’ / ‘P.S. I Love You’ by The Beatles 45 record. The UK promo copy has sold in the $15,000-$20,000 range. Just 250 copies were pressed, so Beatles fans and 45 rpm collectors are often hoping for a garage sale find or collection that has it for them to scoop up for a faction of the price.
‘God Save the Queen’ / ‘No Feeling’ by The Sex Pistols is another rare record in the 45 rpms. It has been estimated that no more than 15 copies were pressed on A&M records.
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