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The O'Jays Survival 1970s Epic Records award Songwriters Hall of Fame Detailed Item Description: This RIAA

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Detailed Item Description: This RIAA Multi-Platinum Album/Singles award is a first presentation award that would have been manufactured in 2016

The single would end up being certified Platinum (at that time meaning 2 million sold) on Mar

Australian label award from January 1979 to Chicago for the Chicago X album for platinum level sales in Australia

Created by artists Alton Kelley and Stanley Mouse and famous for its image of Frankenstein

All original with manufacturer stickers

The O'Jays Survival 1970s Epic Records award Songwriters Hall of Fame Detailed Item Description: This RIAAEpic Records 1970s label award for The O'Jays album Survival. The album contained the hits the "Give the People What They Want", which topped the Billboard R&B Singles chart, and "Let Me Make Love to You", which reached #10 on the chart. The album itself topped the Billboard Top Soul Albums chart. This is a label award from Epic Records celebrating sales of over 500,000 copies presented to Sherry Santifer who became the first female, African American

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