"Thunderbirds" Hey Little Girl record(s) for sale

[Steve Brown]

As an original member of the Thunderbirds, I have decided to put up for sale, 2 of my limited number "Hey Little Girl" records, one (1) on the Libra label and one (1) on the Century label. These are my own private stock and will be taken out of the original shipping boxes to be sold. Neither have ever been played, come in their original dust-cover jackets and are "mint -" condition. Firm price of: $1,000 US for the Libra and $750 US for the Century (yes I have Paypal). I will cover normal shipping fees unless additional special handling/special delivery is requested. Would consider a discount if you purchased both at the same time.
Serious inquires only.

Keep on rockin!!!

Steve Brown

 

[sonnyboypaco]

Just messaged you, sir

 

[mikael]

Another note Steve. Thank you for being so generous with info, pics and so on.
A treasure for us garage researching diehards.
A lotta old 60's garagegroup members are keeping silent about the teen years playin'
rock n roll because they pursued other careers or went religious. I've had many grandchildren
writing to me sayin' they did not know they had the coolest grandad ever.

 

[Steve Brown]

Another note Steve. Thank you for being so generous with info, pics and so on.
A treasure for us garage researching diehards.
A lotta old 60's garagegroup members are keeping silent about the teen years playin'
rock n roll because they pursued other careers or went religious. I've had many grandchildren
writing to me sayin' they did not know they had the coolest grandad ever.

Mikael: As you know, we were just kids back then playing rock and roll and having the time(s) of our lives. While we grew our hair a little longer and dressed the 60's style some of us came off the Iowa farms and had and kept traditional farm values and lifestyles. There was never any booze or drugs of any kind (other than cigarettes) that any of us ever used, so we've got nothing to hide and are proud of your rock and roll years. It simply amazes us that we are so recognized because of something we did that just came naturally to us and we had so much fun in doing. It's now rewarding to finally get to have some benefit for all the years we put in barely making enough to make ends meet.

...and yes we may not have been the "Greatest Generation", but even being labeled the "Baby Boomers" we were pretty cool back then. I'm glad your grand kids can appreciate you and enjoy the music of our generation.

Keep on rockin!

Steve