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	Going For Broke Used - LP - FR 39261 1984 Original. Features The Track "Romancing The Stone," Originally Recorded For The Michael Douglas/Kathleen Turner Movie. ... more
	Anne Diener Giles And Allen Giles Play Music For Flute, Harpsichord And Piano Used - LP - S312 1976 Private label pressing. ... more
	A Dozen Roses - Greatest Hits New - LP - 1P 8081 Sealed 1991 original. Iight corner crease. Released in 1991, "A Dozen Roses – Greatest Hits" by the Desert Rose Band serves as a comprehensive overview of the group’s most impactful work during their influential late-1980s and early-1990s tenure. The album compiles material from the band’s first four studio records, capturing their signature blend of country, bluegrass, and rock elements. Chris Hillman, a founding member of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers, led the band alongside notable musicians like Herb Pedersen and John Jorgenson. Their polished harmonies and tight musicianship are evident throughout the collection, which features chart-toppers such as "Love Reunited," "One Step Forward," and "He’s Back and I’m Blue," all of which highlighted the group’s ability to bridge traditional and contemporary country sounds. From a historical perspective, this greatest hits album encapsulates a period when the Desert Rose Band helped rejuvenate mainstream country music by reintroducing roots-oriented sensibilities. At a time when the genre was shifting towards a more commercial sound, the band's approach was both a tribute to and an evolution of California country-rock. "A Dozen Roses – Greatest Hits" not only provides a convenient entry point for new listeners but also preserves the legacy of a group whose influence extended beyond chart success to inspire the Americana and alt-country movements that gained momentum in the decades following the band’s heyday. ... more
	Saddle The Wind Used - LP - FC 44143 Sealed 1988 original with hype sticker. Released in 1984, Janie Fricke’s "Saddle the Wind" marked an important point in her career as she continued to solidify her status as one of country music’s leading female vocalists of the 1980s. She's sung with Loretta Lynn, Eddie Rabbit, Crystal Gayle, Ronnie Milsap. The album, produced by Bob Montgomery, came at a time when Fricke had already established a string of chart successes, and it showcased her ability to blend contemporary country sounds with traditional influences. "Saddle the Wind" featured a mix of both new material and covers, including renditions of country standards like "Always" and "Ridin' High," highlighting Fricke’s versatility and respect for the genre’s roots. The release followed Fricke’s successful albums that leaned into pop-country, but "Saddle the Wind" leaned more toward classic country stylings, reflecting a musical shift that resonated with audiences seeking a return to traditionalism in the genre. The album produced the Top 10 hit "Your Heart’s Not in It," which exemplified her emotive vocal style and continued radio appeal. This period was significant in Fricke’s career as it reinforced her position in country music during a time when the industry was experiencing stylistic transitions, and "Saddle the Wind" remains a notable entry in her discography for its blend of reverence for tradition and contemporary production values. ... more
	Hits 1979-1989 New - LP - OC 45054 Sealed 1989 original. Released in 1990, "Hits 1979-1989" serves as a comprehensive overview of Rosanne Cash's most influential decade in music. This compilation album captures her evolution from a promising country artist into a defining voice of contemporary country and roots music. The collection includes signature tracks such as "Seven Year Ache," "Blue Moon with Heartache," and "I Don't Know Why You Don't Want Me," songs that not only topped country charts but also showcased her gift for blending traditional country themes with pop-inflected production and introspective songwriting. The album reflects her collaborations with then-husband Rodney Crowell, whose production and songwriting also played a pivotal role in shaping her sound throughout the 1980s. "Hits 1979-1989" also contextualizes Cash's emergence as a key female artist in a genre largely dominated by men during that era. The tracks highlight her nuanced storytelling, emotional vocal delivery, and ability to address both personal and universal themes—elements that laid groundwork for future generations of women in country music. This compilation not only cements her legacy from that period but also provides a snapshot of country music's gradual shift toward more mainstream and crossover appeal, with Cash herself acting as a bridge between Nashville traditions and broader American songwriting. ... more
	Greatest Hits New - LP - FE 40401 Sealed 1986 original. Exile’s "Greatest Hits" album, released in 1986 by Epic Records, captures a pivotal era in the band’s career as they transitioned from pop-rock to country. The compilation features chart-topping singles from their late 1970s and early 1980s output, following their breakout success with “Kiss You All Over” in 1978. As the group shifted musical direction, their sound evolved to embrace country influences, which is reflected in the track selection. The album includes hits like “Woke Up in Love,” “She’s a Miracle,” and “Give Me One More Chance,” showcasing their ability to craft infectious melodies across genres. From a historical perspective, this collection serves as a testament to Exile’s adaptability and broad appeal. During a time when genre boundaries were becoming increasingly fluid, Exile’s successful crossover from pop to country was notable. The "Greatest Hits" album not only encapsulates their commercial peak but also highlights the band’s role in shaping the crossover trend that became more prevalent in the late 1980s. For fans and newcomers alike, the album stands as both an accessible introduction and a comprehensive retrospective of Exile’s most influential years. ... more
	Original Soundtrack Dirty Dancing Used - LP - 6408-1-R 1978 Original with hype sticker on shrink. The Original Soundtrack Dirty Dancing is a must-have for any lover of the 1987 classic film. The album features a unique blend of pop, rock, and R&B music that perfectly captures the spirit and energy of the movie. From the opening track "Be My Baby" by The Ronettes to the iconic final song "Time of My Life" by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes, this album is a nostalgic trip down memory lane. What sets the Dirty Dancing soundtrack apart is the impressive lineup of artists featured on the album. Patrick Swayze, who starred in the film, contributes his powerful vocals to two tracks, including the hit "She's Like the Wind." The album also includes tracks from renowned artists like Eric Carmen and The Blow Monkeys, giving listeners an eclectic mix of music to enjoy. With its infectious beats and unforgettable lyrics, the Original Soundtrack Dirty Dancing remains a timeless classic that continues to captivate audiences around the world. ... more
	Greatest Hits Used - LP - MCA 5979 1987 CRC original. Reba McEntire’s "Greatest Hits" album was released in 1987, marking an important milestone in her career as one of country music’s leading female vocalists. The compilation features ten tracks drawn from her successful period with MCA Records, highlighting songs from the early and mid-1980s that solidified her place on the charts. At the time, Reba had already garnered significant acclaim and a loyal fanbase, and this album served both as a celebration of her achievements and an accessible entry point for new listeners. Songs such as "How Blue" and "Somebody Should Leave" showcase her storytelling prowess and emotive delivery, both of which contributed to her rising popularity during the era. From a historical perspective, the release of "Greatest Hits" came at a turning point for Reba as she was transitioning from straightforward country sounds to a more sophisticated, crossover style in subsequent albums. The compilation not only captures the essence of her early work but also reflects the broader trends in 1980s country music, where artists like McEntire were instrumental in pushing the genre’s boundaries. Its commercial success—achieving multi-platinum status—demonstrated both the lasting appeal of her music and her influence on the industry. The album’s impact continues to be felt, as it remains a concise summary of the formative years of a career that would become one of the most celebrated in country music history. ... more
	In Case You Missed It: 15 Years of Dualtone Used - LP - 80302-01777-10 2016 2LP gatefold original, custom hype sticker on shrink. Pressed on limited edition blue and peach vinyl. Glossy, NM- vinyl. A rootsy celebration of storytelling. In Case You Missed It: 15 Years of Dualtone compiles standout tracks from one of Americana’s most respected labels—featuring The Lumineers, Shovels & Rope, Shakey Graves, and more. A heartfelt mixtape of grit, grace, and great songwriting. ... more
	If In Case You Feel The Same New - LP - ATO824522 Sealed 2021 translucent yellow original. Raw emotion wrapped in Southern soul. If In Case You Feel the Same is Courtney Marie Andrews at her most vulnerable—layering confessional lyrics over lush arrangements and gospel-tinged textures. It’s aching, elegant, and achingly human. ... more