LP, Lanny Prewitt, That Kind of Man, RARE PRIV PR POP/LOUNGE/COUNTRY, SR NM
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Jan 25, 2020 Sold Date
May 23, 2019 Start Date
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ULTRA RARE, NO COPIES ONLINE.  There is one 7" 45 RPM by this artist on discogs.  Below is a description found online.  Shrink has kept the jacket in NEAR MINT CONDITION.  LP stored in plain white inner sleeve.  First cut on Side 1 has a little scuffing, NEAR MINT OTHERWISE as all other cuts clean with no scratches.  I'll provide an overall grade of VG++.
From the internet on this rare LP:
Lanny Prewitt & Cinnamon Ridge "That Kind Of Man" (ATR/White Hat Productions) (Date unknown) (LP)  (Produced by Lanny Prewitt)  Guitarist Lanny Prewitt led this short-lived San Diego band, a slick-sounding country-pop group with strains of disco, lounge and country-rock/AOR. It's all original material: Prewitt wrote three of the ten songs, though his compositions aren't the strongest on the album -- of perhaps more interest are three songs credited to K. Munds, who I'm assuming is Southern California local Ken Munds, better known as the lead singer of the Christian country band Brush Arbor, who also had some success as a commercial songwriter, penning the novelty classic, "The Trucker And The U.F.O." as well as the song "Brush Arbor Meeting," which was covered by Charley Pride. All three of Munds' songs here are secular, honky-tonk oriented tunes, and standouts in a somewhat mundane album. Prewitt was a good guitarist but an iffy singer; later he moved to North Carolina and got more into playing jazz. The best musicianship on here, though, is from pedal steel player Jud Sandison, who provides excellent accompaniment throughout... Apparently Sandison was a well-regarded local who didn't record much, but played in clubs -- he certainly sounds great here. There's also some uncredited banjo picking on one track, the Prewitt-penned trucker tune, "Keep The Smokey Off My Donkey": it's possible it was Prewitt plunking the banjo, though I'd guess it was someone on loan from Brush Arbor. Anyone out there know more about this album, like what year it came out, or if it was the same K. Munds as the gospel guy?"
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