ROCK & ROLL RUMMAGE SALE
The stuff on this page is one of a kind. It's been manufactured by a Paladin. It's been owned by a Paladin. Sometimes it's been owned by 2 Paladins. It's stuff that Dave, Thomas, & Brian bought at some thrift shop from 1978-Now. It's old stock recently uncovered in the Mega-Vaults of Time. Dave recently sold his California house, he's a full time Texan now! Turns out, he was sitting on some golden merch. Laura Jane has uncovered some gems in her attic, too! After it's safe to do so, you can drop by Thomas' Thunderbird Analog Recording Studio on South Freeman Street in Oceanside, to look at it, try it out, try it on, give it a solid sniff. This stuff is old. When it's gone it's gone. Some of it has bruises, bumps, splotches, tiny tears, stains, and patches that read "Luis", "LAX" or "Greg". Thomas has returned all electronic equipment to full hard working order. If you love The Paladins, Rock & Roll, and cool vintage items, check back on this page regularly!
Own a piece of history !!!
The Paladins enjoyed being sponsored by Miller Genuine Draft . Can you imagine? Sponsored by BEER~! MGD promoted both the band and the beer, and new fans of both were born, special concerts were played, records were made and beer was drunk. Only a few of these buttons remain from the partnership, from Dave's vault of treasures.
We've uncovered a few of these "brand new" 2002 promotional posters that were used in support of The Paladins' 7th album "Palvoline no. 7" and YOU can own one today! Comes in a protective mailing tube, so you can receive Read more
We've uncovered a few of these "brand new" 2002 promotional posters that were used in support of The Paladins' 7th album "Palvoline no. 7" and YOU can own one today! Comes in a protective mailing tube, so you can receive it in its original splendor~! Bring it to a show for autographs from your Pals~! Also see - the VINYL "Palvoline no. 7" records available as well~! So cool~!
1984 Warner Brothers Release Van Halen 7" 45 rpm (note: the price sticker is on the outside of the plastic outer sleeve) Side A - Jump Side B - I'll Wait
Great Condition
1962 Reprise Records Release Danny Kaye 7" 45 rpm (note: price sticker is attached to outer plastic sleeve only) Side A - D-O-D-G-E-R-S Song (Oh, Really? No, O'Malley) Side B - Myti Kaysi At The Bat
Excellent Condition Original cover in Great shape, too!
2, 7" records from Frank Sinatra both 45 rpm First record: RCA Victor reissue of 2 songs originally recorded on Jan 19, 1942. Reissue date unknown, but we suspect the early 60's. Side A : The Lamplighter's Serenade Side B Read more
2, 7" records from Frank Sinatra both 45 rpm First record: RCA Victor reissue of 2 songs originally recorded on Jan 19, 1942. Reissue date unknown, but we suspect the early 60's. Side A : The Lamplighter's Serenade Side B : Night & Day Condition is good. Second record : 1962 Capital Records release Side A : Five Minutes More Side B : I'll Remember April Condition is good.
Early 1960's Columbia Records release Trio Los Panchos 45 rpm 7" Side A : La Bamba Side B : El Rancho Grande & Cielito Lindo Condition is good
1961 Everest Records release for use in juke boxes Gloria Lynne 33 1/3 rpm 7" Side A : Little Girl Blue Side B : Am I Blue
Condition is very good on Side B, but Side A has some small skips
Almost every friend I had growing up had this same wall art on their bedroom wall, reminding them to say their prayers. AMEN~!
approx 14" high, 4" wide - made of pressed cardboard or something
vintage and saccharine sweet
boy + girl kneeling ... perhaps praying that rock and roll would save them
This pretty feminine pinafore apron is more ceremonial than practical - but what a beauty~! Large cabbage roses and other flowers adorn the large front pocket and bosom area of this sheer white vintage midcentury apron. Read more
This pretty feminine pinafore apron is more ceremonial than practical - but what a beauty~! Large cabbage roses and other flowers adorn the large front pocket and bosom area of this sheer white vintage midcentury apron. Black trim with white zig zag bric a brac trim. Fabric content unknown, but it's stiff and very fancy. Some minor damage at the waist.
Another charming 100% cotton vintage apron to make your kitchen time more whimsical~! Floral pattern is super groovy - probably 60's or 70's. One pocket~! Bass not included.
Rockabilly legend Billy Hancock hailed from Washington DC and helped fuel the rockabilly movement with his signature high energy shows & outrageous style. This 1983 sleeveless crewneck concert T is a Medium, Read more
Rockabilly legend Billy Hancock hailed from Washington DC and helped fuel the rockabilly movement with his signature high energy shows & outrageous style. This 1983 sleeveless crewneck concert T is a Medium, cotton/poly blend in black with lavender lettering on front and back "Billy Hancock LA Tour 83" . Billy often cut the sleeves off of his shirts, jackets, etc to wear in concert. This shirt was made to support his '83 record release "Hey! Little Rock and Roller". The back of the record (not for sale) that Thomas is holding up was autographed to Dave Gonzalez with the words :"To Dave - Great guitar, great beans & things & Beer. Your pal, Billy." Some truly great session players were on the record including Evan Johns, Bob Newscaster, Tommy Gross, Don Deser, Eddie Angel, Brian Smith, Michael Maye, Mark Mitchell, Jeff Lodsun, Scott Flowers, John Lee, Chris Gaardsmoe, Keith Johns, Jon Carroll, Mitch Collins, & Andy Kaukin. Sadly, we lost Billy in 2018, but we'll always have his killer music! & YOU can have this killer shirt! Viva Billy Hancock!
