GOLD label DECCA G21032 Billy Grammer Lonesome Life / Wabash Cannon Ball

This is an obscurity or rarity!

Try to find the Gold label for sale on the Decca Label in the 1960s with this artist

After researching for quite some time I found this on one website and peg the record being pressed around 1966 based on the label number and other entries

GOLD Decca

Decca (Compo) issued a series of gold label 45s of their own in Canada, including double side hits by Bert Kaempfert, Brenda Lee and then later by The Who. The G prefix was used to denote the "Gold" series.

Decca G 21003 - Earl Grant - Ebb Tide / Swingin' Gently
Decca G 21006 - Burl Ives - A Little Bitty Tear / Funny Way Of Laughin'
Decca G 21008 - Guy Lombardo - Harbor Lights / Tennessee Waltz
Decca G 21010 - Carmen Cavallero - Arrivederci Roma / Moon River
Decca G 21013 - Grady Martin And The Slew Foot Five - Somebody Stole My Gal / City Lights
Decca G 21014 - Terry Gilkyson - On Top Of Old Smokey / Goodnight Irene (by Gordon Jenkins)
Decca G 21017 - Bill Haley And His Comets - Rock Around The Clock / Shake, Rattle And Roll
Decca G 21019 - Bill Anderson - 8 x 10 / Still
Decca G 21020 - Bert Kaempfert - Wonderland By Night / Afrikaan Beat (1966)
Decca G 21021 - Rick Nelson - For You / The Very Thought Of You
Decca G 21023 - Buddy Holly - Peggy Sue / Brown-Eyed Handsome Man
Decca G 21026 - Pet Fountain - Licorice Stick / Hello Dolly
Decca G 21027 - Bert Kaempfert - Blue Midnight / Red Roses For A Blue Lady
Decca G 21028 - Brenda Lee - Is It True (* with Jimmy Page) / Alone With You (1966)
Decca G 21034 - Bert Kaempfert - Moon Over Naples / Three O'Clock In The Morning
Decca G 21041 - The Who - My Generation / Happy Jack (special gold label, 1968)
Decca G 21044 - The Who - I Can See For Miles / I Can't Explain (special gold label, 1968)

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