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Most Recent Additions to the Vinyl Records DB

	Signs Of Life New - LP - SJ-512361 Sealed 1984 Columbia House Record Club Edition. ... more
	Worldwide Gold Award Hits, Parts 1 & 2 New - LP - R213690 Sealed 1977 US reissue, housed in a thinner white cardboard jacket. Not a paste on rear cover. Corner dings and creasing. ... more
	Worldwide Gold Award Hits, Parts 1 & 2 New - LP - R213690 Sealed 1974 or 1976 US pressing, housed in a heavier cardboard jacket with a paste on rear cover. Corner dings, rubs and creasing. ... more
	A Legendary Performer - Volume 3 Picture Disc - New - CPL1-3078 Sealed 1978 Vinyl Picture Disc, Housed In A Lightly Textured Die-Cut Jacket. Saw Cut And Foxing To Jacket. Unable To Confirm Is This Has A Blue Or Black Bordered Vinyl. ... more
	Saddle Tramp New - LP - PE 34150 1976 Gatefold Original With Custom Album Hype Sticker. The Charlie Daniels Band is an iconic American southern rock and country group, fronted by the legendary fiddler, singer, and songwriter Charlie Daniels. Known for their energetic blend of rock, country, blues, and bluegrass influences, the band rose to prominence in the 1970s with hits like "The South's Gonna Do It Again" and the Grammy-winning "The Devil Went Down to Georgia." Their dynamic live performances and vivid storytelling lyrics established them as a mainstay in both the southern rock and classic country music scenes. Released in 1976, "Saddle Tramp" is the Charlie Daniels Band’s seventh studio album and showcases the group’s musical versatility. The record features a unique mix of lengthy instrumental jams, heartfelt ballads, and driving southern rock anthems. The title track, "Saddle Tramp," stands out with its epic, progressive arrangement, highlighting the band’s instrumental prowess. This album solidified the band’s reputation for pushing genre boundaries and remains a favorite among fans of classic southern rock and country music. ... more
	If You Could Read My Mind Used - LP - 6392 1970 Original With Inner Sleeve. Mastered At Artisan Sound Recorders. "If You Could Read My Mind" is the 6th studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot, released in 1970. The album is considered to be one of Lightfoot's most successful albums, featuring the hit title track, which reached number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, and produced by Lenny Waronker and Joe Wissert. The title track was inspired by Lightfoot's separation from his first wife, and the album as a whole reflects themes of love, loss, and longing. In addition to the title track, the album features several other notable songs, including "Me and Bobby McGee" (later famously covered by Janis Joplin), "The Pony Man," and "Minstrel of the Dawn." The album received critical acclaim and was certified gold in the United States. Over the years, "If You Could Read My Mind" has continued to be regarded as one of Lightfoot's most influential works, and the title track remains one of his most beloved and enduring songs. ... more
	Helen Reddy's Greatest Hits Used - LP - ST-11467 1975 US original still in shrink with custom gold-foil hype sticker. ... more
	I'm A Woman Used - LP - SM-1857 Mid-70's US reissue on yellow Captiol label, still in shrink with cut out hole. ... more
	Gideon Used - LP - LOO-1035 1980 US original. Clean cut out hole. Custom song sticker on the shrink wrap; NO POSTER. ... more
	I Love You So Used - LP - SO-11928 1979 US Original LA pressing, in shrink with custom hype sticker & original printed inner sleeve. ... more