HANK WILLIAMS 36 OF HIS GREATEST HITS MGM 3 LP SET
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Release
Title: 36 Of His Greatest Hits
Artist: Hank Williams
Label: MGM
Release Number: 3E2
Release Year: 1960
Prior Release Year(s): 1957, black labels
Number of Records: 3
Pressing: Canada
Size: 12 inch
Speed: 33 1/3 RPM
Album Cover: Standard, boxed
Album Cover Condition: VG, corner wear, woc inside
Vinyl Condition: VG+, hairline scratches, scuff marks
Graded (Visually/Played): VG+++
Sleeve: Plain
Sleeve Condition: VG+
Insert(s): None
Insert(s) Condition: N/A
Mono/Stereo: Mono
Electronically Reprocessed/Digital: N/A
Description
RECORD ONE
Side 1
Vinyl: VG+, hairline scratches, scuff marks
Label: NM, black
Matrix Numbers: 3E2 S1
Stampers: CA
2. Ramblin' Man
3. Nobody's Lonesome For Me
4. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
5. Howlin' At The Moon
6. You Win Again
Side 2
Vinyl: VG+, hairline scratches, scuff marks
Label: NM, black
Matrix Numbers: 3E2 S2
Stampers: CA
2. Wedding Bells
3. Long gone Lonesome Blues
4. Why Don't You Love Me
5. Lonesome Whistle
6. I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive
RECORD TWO
Side 3
Vinyl: VG+, hairline scratch, scuff marks
Label: NM, black
Matrix Numbers: 3E2 S3
Stampers: CA
2. Honky Tonkin'
3. I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You
4. Hey Good Lookin'
5. Moanin' The Blues
6. Window Shopping
Side 4
Vinyl: VG+, hairline scratch, scuff marks
Label: NM, black
Matrix Numbers: 3E2 S4
Stampers: CA
2. There'll Be No Tear-Drops Tonight
3. Mind your Own Business
4. Mansion On The Hill
5. You're Gonna Change (Or I'm Gonna Leave)
6. Half As Much
RECORD THREE
Side 5
Vinyl: VG+, hairline scratches, scuff marks
Label: NM, black
Matrix Numbers: 3E2 5 40 S5
Stampers: CA
2. My Bucket's Got a Hole In It
3. Cold Cold Heart
4. I Won't Be Home No More
5. My Heart Would Know
6. Honky Tonk Blues
Side 6
Vinyl: VG+, hairline scratches, scuff marks
Label: NM, black
Matrix Numbers: 3E2 541 S6
Stampers: CA
2. Settin' The Woods On Fire
3. I Saw The Light
4. How Can You Refuse Him Now
5. Calling You
6. When God Comes And Gathers His Jewels
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