Hi Records/Fat Possum, Late 60s. New Copy (reissue)
An overlooked gem by the great Charlie Rich – an album recorded for Hi Records in the years before he broke big on Columbia in the late 60s – but at a level that certainly points the way towards his country fame to come! And yet, as with most of the best music by Rich – like his ...
Island (UK), 1969. New Copy
The record where it all really came together for Fairport Convention – the point at which the already-great group really stepped forward to become something totally unique! By this point all the key elements are firmly in place – sublime vocals from the great Sandy Denny, amazing ...
Village Thing/Lion, 1972. New Copy
A really beautiful set that was issued on a sub-label of UK folk powerhouse Transatlantic – yet a set that's nicely different than some of the better-known work from that label! Ian Hunt and John Thomas both play acoustic guitars, and add in a bit of bass and light percussion – in a ...
RCA/BGO (UK), Late 70s. New Copy 2CD
Four late 70s albums from Charley Pride – brought together in a single collection! Pride still sounds great here – opening up his sound a bit past the usual RCA style of the past, with lots of production help from Jerry Bradley, plus a bit of work from Jack Clement too! The set ...
CMH, 1980. Near Mint-
(Cover has a cut corner.)
Decca, 1971. Very Good+
(Cover has a cut corner.)
Capitol/Elemental (Spain), 1967. New Copy (reissue)
A key late 60s country crossover set, but one that also inspired a fair bit of funk as well! The title cut's a well-known gem – one that's been covered instrumentally in some break-heavy versions, but which sounds even more amazing here in Bobbie's original version – one of the ...
RCA, 1967. Sealed
60s gems from the great George Hamilton IV – titles that include "The Deepening Snow", "As Long As The Winds Blow", "Anita You're Not Dreaming", "The Great El Tigre", "I Get The Fever", "Long Time Gone", and "Bad Seeds".
Polydor, Late 40s/Early 50s. Near Mint-
(80s issue. Cover has light wear and a promo stamp.)
Columbia, 1962. Very Good (pic cover)
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Epic, 1979. Near Mint-
George Jones sings with a big array of top-shelf talents – Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Paycheck, Mavis Staples, Emmylou Harris, James Taylor, Tammy Wynette, Linda Ronstadt, and even Elvis Costello!
Capitol, 1965. Near Mint-
Titles include "September In The Rain", "Till Then", "Paper Doll", "It's Just An Old Flame", "Breakin In Another Heart", and "How Do You Hold A Memory".
RCA, 1964. Very Good+
(Stereo pressing with deep groove.)
Capitol, 1960. Very Good+
One of Tex Ritter's finest moments – a very eerie take on the cowboy genre – with titles that include "The Face on the Barroom Floor", "Boll Weevil", and the title track. Beautiful color illustration on the cover, and nice Capitol sound on the album.
Reprise, 1967. Very Good+
Arlo Guthrie may not be one of the best-remembered folkies of the 60s, but he sure made waves with this classic debut and the side-long title song! Arlo is the son of Woody Guthrie, and probably owes as much to Bob Dylan as Dylan does to Woody – but he was definitely on to something when he ...
Ruboca, 1960s. Very Good+
(70s issue. Cover has a mild corner bend.)
Atco, 1976. Near Mint-
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Everest, 1965. Sealed
(Mono pressing, still sealed, with a small hole at the top right from price sticker removal.)
MGM, Early 50s. Very Good-
Classic Hank Williams – with titles that include "Too Many Parties & Too Many Pals", "I Dreamed About Mama Last Night", "Beyond The Sunset", "The Funeral", "Be Careful Of Stones You Throw", and "Pictures From Life's Other Side".
Everest, 1953. Sealed
(Early 70s mono pressing, still sealed.)
RCA, 1971. Sealed
(Still sealed in clean shrink.)
MGM, Early 50s. Very Good
The spiritual side of Hank Williams – titles that include "Ready To Go Home", "Wait For The Light To Shine", "Going Home", "Devil's Train", "Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine", and "Last Night I Dreamed Of Heaven".
Folkways, 1958. Very Good-
(Blue label pressing with deep groove. Includes booklet & inserts. Cover has a half split top seam, splitting on spine & bottom, some light surface wear.)
Elektra, 1959. Very Good+
(Early 60s grey label pressing with deep groove. Cover has light wear and is bumped at the top right corner.)
Golden Crest, Early 1970s. Very Good+
(Cover has ring and edge wear, aging, center split in the top seam, and is bent at the bottom left corner.)
United Artists, 1976. Near Mint-
(Cover has a cutout notch and is bent a bit at the bottom right corner.)
Numero, Early 70s. Near Mint-
A sweet collection of early 70s female post folk revival material – independent and long lost recordings from unknowns that used folk and psychedelia as offerings to each singer's idiosyncratic muse – and another incredible collection of deeply sought rare tunes from the Numero Group! ...
Columbia, 1976. Near Mint-
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Decca, 1962. Near Mint-
Classic sounds from Patsy Cline – and an album that will definitely open up your understanding of her music! Sentimentally Yours features Patsy Cline in all her glory – a set that's heavy on those heartbreaking numbers that really define Cline's wonderful approach to country music ...
Kicking Mule, 1980. Sealed
(US pressing. Shrinkwrap is partially cracked at the opening, but is still intact and unopened.)