Bob & Ray Throw A Stereo Spectacular-Classic/RTI Test Pressing LP-SEALED-TAS

$

95

Bob & Ray Throw A Stereo Spectacular

 (RCA/Classic Records LSP 1773)  

This is a RARE 180g RTI TEST PRESSING of the 1995 Audiophile LP.

It is STILL SEALED!

There were 20-40 of these EVER pressed!

Audiophiles LOVE test pressings, as they're the FIRST ones pressed!

This pressing is on the audiophile Super LP List (the BEST sounding records of ALL) from The Absolute Sound!

Tracks are:

Bob And Ray Bob And Ray Visit Dr. Ahkbar At The Castle ? George Melanchrino*
Riders In The Sky ? Skitch Henderson
Minuet On The Rocks ? Bob And Ray
Bob And Ray In The Round Room ? Dick Schory's New Percussion Ensemble*
Buck Dance ? Lena Horne
New-Fangled Tango ? Bob And Ray
The Thing ? Guckenheimer Sour Kraut Band
The Second Hungarian Rhapsody ? Radio City Music Hall Organ
The First Noël ? Julie Andrews
We'll Gather Lilacs In The Spring ? Sauter-Finegan Orchestra, The*
Song Of The Volga Boatman ? Bob And Ray
Bob And Ray In The Laboratory / Rifles - Surf - Cat Fight ? Abbe Lane
Whatever Lola Wants ? The Belafonte Singers
The Ox Drivers ? Bob And Ray
The End

It comes in a white cover with the pressing date and catalog/stamper numbers stamped in the corner.

NO cuts or holes!

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