LP Country 22 Eddy Arnold Greenwood Nelson Roy Clark Belanger Rogers Cash Gospel

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Country Music LP's: 14 Records WITH Jackets PLUS 8 Records with NO Jacket

Sing Me a Country Song Boxed Set 5 of 6

5 of 6 records of box set: disc #3 missing: Columbia House 6P 6111 1974

This set of LPs was published by Columbia House in 1974 and features country songs crooned by such legends as Tammy Wynette, Tanya Tucker, Johnny Paycheck, Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash with June Carter, Tommy Cash, Roy Clark, Charlie Rich, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Dean, Sonny James, Ray Price, Lynn Anderson, Charlies McCoy, Ray Stevens, and Boots Randolph.

Songs include: I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry; Take Me Home, Country Roads;
After Closing Time; Sunday Morning, Coming Down; Bridge Over Troubled Waters; Chatanoogie Shoe Shine Boy; A Woman Left Lonely; Neon Rose;
The City of New Orleans; She's All I Got; Too Much Monkey Business; Baby I'm Yours; So This is Love!

Every artist listed above is on at least one of the 5 discs that are included.  This collection also features the original box with its artwork and song listings.

5 Records with Jackets:

1. Lee Greenwood "You've Got a Good Love Comin'": MCA 5488: Record Jacket and interior sleeve in near mint condition; jacket has original cellophane around it;  Record itself is in lousy condition with many skips

2.Willie Nelson & Family "Honeysuckle Rose: Music from the Original Soundtrack":
This gatefold LP album cover has some rubbing wear at the corners; otherwise it is in pretty good shape.  The records are another story.  The 2nd record is missing altogether.  The 1st record is basically unplayable because it is so dirty on side 1.  Side 2 plays okay - no skips, but a little crackling. 

3. Eddy Arnold "The Greatest of Eddy Arnold": RCA DPL2-0051: Volume One only.  (Volume Two is missing.):

Record is in excellent condition with almost no surface noise.

Interior sleeve fine.

Record jacket has very little wear, one small ink spot; now placed by seller in clear, plastic sleeve to give added protection.

Volume Two is missing.

4. Eddy Arnold "Somebody Like Me": RCA LPM-3715

Record has some surface noise and minor skips.

Interior sleeve fine, small tear.

Record jacket is in pretty good shape;  edge wear but no splits.

5. Roy Clark "Roy Clark Country!":  Dot Records DOS-25997, 1972

Record has skipping on first song on each side: Darby's Castle; Ode to a Critter; other songs sound good with not that much surface noise.

Interior sleeve some tears and browning, but in pretty good shape.

Record jacket has corner wear, especially one corner with some tears and punctures; some staining

6. Big Men of Country Vol 1: CBS/ CSP P14703: Cash, Robbins, Rich, Price

In record jacket for Volume 2

Record sounds great with very little surface noise; no interior sleeve; that may be the way it was issued.

Record jacket is not for this record, but for volume 2; still has cellophane around it except at the opening; in excellent condition;  in clear plastic sleeve, included in price.

7. Paul Belanger “You’re the One for Me”: White Mountain Melodies WMM 002:

Record jacket: gift label on cover, some minor edge wear, no splits;  placed in clear plastic sleeve for extra protection

Interior sleeve is fine

Record sound pretty good but there are a few skips.

8. Lee Greenwood “Love Will Find its Way to You”: MCA Records MCA 5770

Record jacket in excellent condition with most of original cellophane around it; now placed in clear plastic sleeve included with purchase.

No interior sleeve; Record has a number of skips.

9. Kenny Rogers: UA-LA 689-G; United Artists

Record jacket has pretty minimal wear; now in clear plastic sleeve to give added protection, included with purchase.

Record is warped.

Does not skip on my equipment but there is surface noise.

No interior sleeve.

8 Records with NO Jackets: some scratches & smudges

1."1970-71 #1 Country Top-of-the-Chart Hits" one disc only/ Columbia House P4-6682 (no jacket)

2. "Words & Music by Roger Miller", better condition/ Smash Records MGS-27075 (no jacket)

3. "Country Love" one disc of set, sides 3-4/ Columbia G 30326 (no jacket)

4. "Very Best of Hank Williams"/ MGM SE 4168 (no jacket)

5. "More Greatest Hits" Marty Robbins/ Columbia CL 1635 (no jacket)

6,7,8: 3 Records/ No Jackets: The Best of Country Gospel: CSP Columbia Special Products: C 10043/ C 10044/ C 10045: all in sleeves

Record 1, Side 1:  Oh Happy Day - Statler Brothers;
He'll Understand and Say Well Done - Johnny Cash;
Just a Closer Walk with Thee - Tammy Wynette;
Gospel Ship- Carter Family;                          
Great Speckle Bird - Roy Acuff;
Jesus - Carl & Pearl Butler
I'd Rather be an Old-Time Christian (Than Anything I Know) - The Chuck Wagon Gang
In the Sweet By and By - David Houston

Record 1, Side 2: Wicked Path of Sin - Bill Monroe
Wait a Little Longer, Please Jesus - Stonewall Jackson
Are You A-Walking and A-Talking for the Lord - Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper
Take Up the Cross- "Little" Jimmy Dickens;   
Promise You'll Meet Me - Stamps Quartet
When They Ring Them Golden Bells - David Houston
When the Savior Reached Down for Me - Betty Johnson; 
When the Angels Carry Me Home -Flatt & Scruggs;    
Power in the Blood - Marty Robbins

Record 2, Side 1: My Religion's Not Old-Fashioned- Stuart Hamblen
Glory Land March - Masters Family
The Weapon of Prayer - Jim & Jessie and the Virginia Boys
A Happy Day - Anna Gordon (Of the Chuck Wagon Gang)
Let the Lower Light be Burning - Jimmy Dean                  
The Old Rugged Cross - Ray Price
Paradise is Waiting - Stamps Quartet         
What a Friend we Have in Jesus -  Charlie Walker

Record 2, Side 2: When the Roll is Called Up Yonder - Marty Robbins
He Will Save Your Soul (From the Burning Fire) - Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper
The Angels are Singing (In Heaven Tonight)- The Stanley Brothers
He SPoke Not a Word - "Little" Jimmy Dickens
May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You - Tammy Wynette
Hand Me Down My Trumpet - Masters Family
Where He Leads Me )I Will Follow) - Ray Price
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere - Jimmy Dean

Record 3, Side 1: I'll Fly Away - The Chuck Wagon Gang
Daddy Sang Bass - Johnny Cash            
Angel Mother - Jim & Jesse and the Virginia Boys
Is My Lord Satisfied With Me - Anna Gordon (Of the Chuck Wagon Gang)
Jesus Hold My Hand - Stonewall Jackson                   
Avenue of Prayer - Carl & Pearl Butler
The Church in the Wildwood - David Houston     
Have Thine Own Way, Lord - Marty Robbins

Record 3, Side 2: How Great Thou Art - Statler Brothers
Teach Me Lord to Wait - Stuart Hamblen       
The Wonders You Perform - Tammy Wynette
Little Community Church - Bill Monroe   
Gathering Flowers for the Master's Bouquet - Charlies Walker
Almost Persuaded - Marty Robbins      
Will the Circle Be Unbroken (Bye & Bye) - The Carter Family
God Will - Johnny Cash