Tucker, Tanya

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Changes New - LP - AL 9596 Sealed 1982 Original. Custom Hype Sticker on Front. more
	Changes New - LP - AL 9596 Sealed 1982 Original With Custom Song Hype Sticker. more
	Delta Dawn New - LP - KC 31742 Sealed 1972 Original. “This Is The Album That Started It All. Tanya Tucker Was 13 When She Struck Pay Dirt With Her Debut Single, "Delta Dawn" By Larry Collins. To Say That In The 21st Century Tucker Would Still Be Considered A Major Force In Country Music Over 30 Years Later Would Have Been Considered Laughable At The Time. But Nonetheless, Tucker Has Joined Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, And Dolly Parton As One Of Country Music's True Divas And Has Had A Longer-Lasting Time In The Spotlight Than Any Of Them. "Delta Dawn" Is One Of The Greatest Songs In Country's Canon, Both In Terms Of Tucker's Performance And Larry Collins' Songwriting. But There Is More To This Debut Album Than That Track. "New York City Song" By Larry Hargrove Feels Like Harry Nilsson Wrote It. The Cover Of Hank Williams' "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" Is Not Only Credible, It's Deeply Moving. Tucker's Second Single Is Here Too, "The Jamestown Ferry," And The Jerry Reed Classic "Smell The Flowers." Rounding Out The Collection -- In An Era Where, With The Exception Of Merle Haggard's Records, Country Albums Were Singles With Lots Of Filler -- Are George Richey's Fine "Soul Song" And "He's All I Got." Tucker At 13 Was In Full Possession Of Her Throaty Voice, Though Producers Hadn't Yet Learned How To Make It Work To Its Fullest Capacity. Nonetheless, This Is One Of The Most Auspicious Debuts In Popular Music History” – Thom Jurek, AMG more
	Delta Dawn New - LP - KC 31742 Sealed 1972 Original With Custom Song Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Pristine Copy. “This Is The Album That Started It All. Tanya Tucker Was 13 When She Struck Pay Dirt With Her Debut Single, "Delta Dawn" By Larry Collins. To Say That In The 21st Century Tucker Would Still Be Considered A Major Force In Country Music Over 30 Years Later Would Have Been Considered Laughable At The Time. But Nonetheless, Tucker Has Joined Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, And Dolly Parton As One Of Country Music's True Divas And Has Had A Longer-Lasting Time In The Spotlight Than Any Of Them. "Delta Dawn" Is One Of The Greatest Songs In Country's Canon, Both In Terms Of Tucker's Performance And Larry Collins' Songwriting. But There Is More To This Debut Album Than That Track. "New York City Song" By Larry Hargrove Feels Like Harry Nilsson Wrote It. The Cover Of Hank Williams' "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" Is Not Only Credible, It's Deeply Moving. Tucker's Second Single Is Here Too, "The Jamestown Ferry," And The Jerry Reed Classic "Smell The Flowers." Rounding Out The Collection -- In An Era Where, With The Exception Of Merle Haggard's Records, Country Albums Were Singles With Lots Of Filler -- Are George Richey's Fine "Soul Song" And "He's All I Got." Tucker At 13 Was In Full Possession Of Her Throaty Voice, Though Producers Hadn't Yet Learned How To Make It Work To Its Fullest Capacity. Nonetheless, This Is One Of The Most Auspicious Debuts In Popular Music History” – Thom Jurek, AMG more
	Dreamlovers New - LP - 5140 Sealed 1980 Original With Past Performance Gold Stamp on Front Jacket. Note Tucker's Rhinestone Cowboy T, As She And Glen Were A Hot Item At The Time. more
	Girls Like Me New - LP - ST 12474 Sealed, Hard To Find 1986 Original. more
	Greatest Hits New - LP - PC 33355 Sealed 1980 Issue With The People's Choice Sticker On Shrink. Features 10 Tracks Released 1972-1975. more
	Here's Some Love New - LP - 2213 Sealed 1976 Original. more
	Love Me Like You Used To New - LP - 46870 Sealed 1987 Original. Slight Corner Rubbing. more
	Ridin' Rainbows New - LP - 657 Sealed Second Issue (MCA-657 Stamped On Cover, MCA-2253 Printed On Cover). Tiny Saw Cut. more
	Ridin' Rainbows Used Import - VIM 6124 1977 Japanese Pressing With Obi & insert. more
	Strong Enough To Bend New - LP - 548865 Sealed 1988 Record Club Pressing. more
	Tanya Tucker New - LP - 2141 Sealed 1975 Original. more
	Tanya Tucker Used - LP - 2141 Beautiful 1975 Original With Cut Corner. more
	Tanya Tucker Live New - LP - 1482 Sealed 1982 Original. Saw Cut. more
	Tear Me Apart New - LP - 5106 Sealed 1979 Original. more
	TNT New - LP - 3066 Sealed 1978 Gatefold Original. COH. more
	TNT New - LP - 3066 Sealed 1978 Gatefold Original. Cut Corner. more
	TNT New - LP - MCA-3066 Sealed 1978 Gatefold Original. Cut Corner. more
	What Do I Do With Me Used - LP - 1P 8140 Very Hard To Find 1991 Original Only Released On Vinyl Through Columbia House. Pressed On Pure Virgin Vinyl. more
	What's Your Mama's Name New - LP - KC 32272 Sealed, Rare 1973 Original. Pristine Copy. “In 1973, Columbia Records Wisely Turned The Production Of Tanya Tucker's Sophomore Effort Over To Senior Producer Billy Sherrill. There Was A Lot At Stake Considering The Kind Of Backlash Country Critics Were Infamous For. Tucker And Sherrill Proved She Was No Fly-By-Night Child Star With What's Your Mama's Name. They Put The Songwriting Team Of Earl Montgomery And Dallas Frazier On The Map With The Title Track, Which Was Almost As Catchy And Certainly As Lyrically Deep As "Delta Dawn." When Tucker Sang "Horeshoe Bend," About A Young Woman Losing Her Virginity To A Rounder, People Were Captivate. In Other Words, The Prurient Interests Of The Country Music Public Were Piqued, But It Didn't Matter Because Tucker's Voice Kicked Ass And The Material Was Top-Notch. Sherrill's Experimenting In The Studio Certainly Paid Off: Even Songs Like "California Cotton Fields" And "Teddy Bear Song" Balanced Out The Risqué Tunes. It Also Didn't Hurt That Tucker Is Pictured On The Back Cover Sitting On A Porch Swing In A Coat Holding A Puppy. The Mixture Of A Young Woman's Budding Yet Brazen Sexuality And Innocence Combined With The Voice Of A Fully Developed Artist Were Too Much To Resist, Even For Cynics. While The Second Side Is As Strong As The First, It Is Marked By The Genius Read Of Curly Putman's "Blood Red And Goin' Down," A Tragic Story Of A Father Relating The Story Of His Unfaithful Wife To His Daughter Before Taking Homicidal Action On The Illicit Lovers.” Thom Jurek, AMG. more
	What's Your Mama's Name Used - LP - KC 32272 1973 Original With Promo Insert. Appears Unplayed. “In 1973, Columbia Records Wisely Turned The Production Of Tanya Tucker's Sophomore Effort Over To Senior Producer Billy Sherrill. There Was A Lot At Stake Considering The Kind Of Backlash Country Critics Were Infamous For. Tucker And Sherrill Proved She Was No Fly-By-Night Child Star With What's Your Mama's Name. They Put The Songwriting Team Of Earl Montgomery And Dallas Frazier On The Map With The Title Track, Which Was Almost As Catchy And Certainly As Lyrically Deep As "Delta Dawn." When Tucker Sang "Horeshoe Bend," About A Young Woman Losing Her Virginity To A Rounder, People Were Captivate. In Other Words, The Prurient Interests Of The Country Music Public Were Piqued, But It Didn't Matter Because Tucker's Voice Kicked Ass And The Material Was Top-Notch. Sherrill's Experimenting In The Studio Certainly Paid Off: Even Songs Like "California Cotton Fields" And "Teddy Bear Song" Balanced Out The Risqué Tunes. It Also Didn't Hurt That Tucker Is Pictured On The Back Cover Sitting On A Porch Swing In A Coat Holding A Puppy. The Mixture Of A Young Woman's Budding Yet Brazen Sexuality And Innocence Combined With The Voice Of A Fully Developed Artist Were Too Much To Resist, Even For Cynics. While The Second Side Is As Strong As The First, It Is Marked By The Genius Read Of Curly Putman's "Blood Red And Goin' Down," A Tragic Story Of A Father Relating The Story Of His Unfaithful Wife To His Daughter Before Taking Homicidal Action On The Illicit Lovers.” Thom Jurek, AMG. more
	What's Your Mama's Name New - LP - KC 32272 Sealed, Rare 1973 Original. Corner Cut. "What's Your Mama's Name" is the debut studio album by American country music artist Tanya Tucker, released on May 8, 1973, when Tucker was just 14 years old. The album was produced by Billy Sherrill and released on Columbia Records. The album contained two hit singles, the title track "What's Your Mama's Name" and "Blood Red and Goin' Down," both of which reached number two on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. The album also includes covers of classic country songs such as "Delta Dawn" and "The Jamestown Ferry." "What's Your Mama's Name" was a critical and commercial success, establishing Tucker as a rising star in country music. The album reached number four on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America. more
	Would You Lay With Me (In A Field Of Stone) New - LP - KC 32744 Sealed, Rare 1974 Original. “Tanya Tucker's Third Album Accomplished Two Things. First, It Cemented Her Position In Country Music As A Young Singer Of Power, Taste, And Artistic Excellence. Secondly, Thanks To The Title Cut, She Brought David Allan Coe Out Of Obscurity And Into The Country Mainstream -- At Least As Far As He Would Ever Come Into It. "Would You Lay With Me (In A Field Of Stone)" Was A Bit Beyond Tucker's Years In Terms Of Subject Matter. She Was Just 15 When She Cut It, And In The Grain Of Her Voice Listeners Hear An Erotic Yearning That Goes Far Beyond The Dictates Of An Innocent Love Song. Billy Sherrill, Who Produced The Single And The Album, Understood This Implicitly, And His Crossover Production Drew People In By Appealing To The Image Of The Young Singer Versus The Maturity Of The Song; Hence, The Prurient Interests Of The Country And Pop-Buying Public Insured The Single A Number One Position On The Billboard Charts. The Challenge Was To Come Up With An Album That Could Support Its Opening Track. And Sherrill Did It. From Harold Reid's Awesome "Bed Of Roses" To Ed Bruce's "The Man That Turned My Mama On" To Lobo's Paean To Infidelity, "How Can I Tell Him," To Kris Kristofferson's "Why Me Lord," Sherrill And Tucker Constructed An Album Of Smoldering Sensuality And Gloriously Wrought Performances. “ AMG - Thom Jurek more
	You Are So Beautiful New - LP - PC 34733 Sealed 1977 Promo Copy With Gold Promo Stamp On Rear Cover. Produced By Billy Sherrill. more