Vinyl plays with occasional crackles (play-graded). 7" Single. Replacement generic white sleeve looks okay; light scuffing, creasing and discoloration (front/back); tear between center hole and edge on one side of sleeve. Minor shelf-wear along edges and corners. Opening is crisp with signs of use - wrinkling and tiny tears. Initials written on one side of label. Original picture sleeve NOT included. (Not a cut-out.)
Ken Griffin was an American organist. It was in the 1940s in Aurora, Illinois, that Griffin broke into the nightclub circuit, playing at the Rivoli Cafe nightly. The sessions at the Rivoli were broadcast on the radio station, WMRO, and the program became popular. Moonbeams became a famous song from the soundtrack to The Red Mill.