Eddy Arnold – Sings Them Again LP Record 1960 RCA Victor Country Stereo 33 RPM

$ 4.1

Genre: Country California Prop 65 Warning: No Style: Country Pop Speed: 33⅓ RPM Language: English Case Type: Cardboard Sleeve Country of Origin: USA Release Year: 1960 Material: Vinyl Edition: Stereo Format: Record Unit Type: Unit Artist: Eddy Arnold Type: LP Release Title: Sings Them Again Sleeve Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Record Size: 12 Record Label: RCA Victor Number of Audio Channels: Stereo Features: High Fidelity, Stereo, Living Stereo Era: 1960s Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Inlay Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Catalog Number: LSP-2185 Record Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Description

Eddy Arnold – Sings Them Again LP Record 1960 RCA Victor Country Stereo 33 RPM. Notably, the production credits include the legendary Chet Atkins, ensuring a high-quality, authentic country experience. This pressing boasts "Miracle Surface" technology and is a "New Orthophonic" High Fidelity Recording, promising a rich and detailed audio playback that truly captures the era's sound. Immerse yourself in the timeless country sounds of Eddy Arnold with this classic album, "Sings Them Again." Released in 1960 on RCA Victor under their esteemed "Living Stereo" series, this LP showcases Arnold's enduring appeal and his signature baritone vocals. The album features "Twelve Arnold Hits" re-recorded, offering a fresh take on his beloved repertoire. Notably, the production credits include the legendary Chet Atkins, ensuring a high-quality, authentic country experience. This pressing boasts "Miracle Surface" technology and is a "New Orthophonic" High Fidelity Recording, promising a rich and detailed audio playback that truly captures the era's sound. This 12" LP, spinning at 33⅓ RPM, is a cornerstone for any vintage country music collection. It includes iconic tracks such as "Bouquet of Roses," "Texarkana Baby," "I Walk Alone," "It's A Sin," and "You Don't Know Me," among others. The album's back cover provides extensive liner notes detailing Eddy Arnold's illustrious career and the significance of his recordings for RCA Victor, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in the history of country music. The original artwork, a painting by Gerry Powell, adds to its classic appeal, making it a must-have for fans of the "Tennessee Plowboy" and golden age country music.