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Paul Campfield was reading his mother’s name and the address of his childhood San Lorenzo home

And it meant the old records he picked up for $2 at a Sutter Creek antique shop had once belonged to her, although she died in Redding in 1979

He bought an old-style record player from JC Penney a few years back, and earlier this summer, popped into Old Hotel Antiques where he picked up a dozen vinyl 45s

This week, he pulled them out of the clear plastic bag and that’s when he noticed his mother’s block-lettered address label on “That is Rock and Roll” by the Coasters. It was on the Freddy Cannon record, and the Elvis Presley one, too

“There’s a reason for this,” Campfield said. “I don’t really believe in ghosts, but who knows.”Read more at www.sacbee.com

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