Lightnin' Hopkins 2-LP Vinyl HOW MANY MORE YEARS I GOT Fantasy 1981 PROMO EXC
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Aug 4, 2021 Sold Date
Mar 13, 2021 Start Date
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I'M SELLING MORE OF MY CHERISHED BLUES REISSUES! THE VINYL HAS BEEN ON MY SHELF FOR OVER 30+ YEARS! Read The Details Below... I used to get promotional records. Many ended up on the shelf and were barely played, if at all. Some were kept just to keep them. I already had some of the music already, and these reissues were saved just to have. My pack rat tendencies equals your gain. NOTE: I haven't had a turntable since last century, so - unfortunately - this sale needs to be considered "as is," but I will describe the vinyl the best I can. Most of my vinyl has no visible scratches. I'm not a "record seller," so I don't know or understand the intricacies of "grading," so you'll have to deal with my descriptions. If you're not happy, just contact me. I don't give partial refunds, but I WILL make sure you're satisfied. BE WARY OF SELLERS WHO DON'T POST THEIR OWN PICS!
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BLUES LPS CURRENTLY UP FOR SALE HOWLIN' WOLF The Real Folk Blues LP - Chess/MCA CH-9273 - 1964/1987 HOWLIN' WOLF More Real Folk Blues LP - Chess/MCA CH-9279 - 1966/1988 SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON The Real Folk Blues LP - Chess/MCA CH-9272 - 1965/1987 SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON More Real Folk Blues LP - Chess/MCA CH-9277 - 1966/1988 SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON Down And Out Blues LP - Chess/MCA CH-9257 - 1959/1987 MISSISSIPPI FRED McDOWELL I Do Not Play No Rock 'N' Roll LP - Capitol SM-409 - 1969 LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS How Many More Years I Got 2-LP - Fantasy CH-9257 - 1981


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How Many More Years I Got? (2-LP, 1981) Fantasy F-24725 Outstanding Condition. Original Blue Lightning Labels (see pics). Promo.
Here's another that's not part of the Chess/MCA reissues I'm currently selling. The 1981 Double LP Lightnin' Hopkins package, How Many More Years I Got?. Gorgeous gate-fold that has been on my shelf, undisturbed, for so long it's embarrassing. No ringwear really, more the beginnings of a vinyl "dent", with minor shelf wear on the bottom edge and an edge ding here and there. Considering it's age, pretty amazing. PROMO Copy (gold stamped in the upper right on back, see pic). Otherwise... VERY clean and sweet. Buy more vinyl and save on shipping (when paid for at the same time).                     SIDE ONE How Many More Years I Got (2:58) Walkin' This Road By Myself (4:48) The Devil Jumped The Black Man (4:09) My Baby Don't Stand No Cheatin' (2:05) Black Cadillac (3:37)
SIDE TWO You Is One Black Rat (2:29) The Fox Chase (3:18) Mojo Hand (3:30) Mama Blues (5:16) My Black Name (3:59)
SIDE THREE Prison Farm Blues (4:35) Ida Mae (5:25) I Got A Leak In This Old Building (5:19) Happy Blues For John Glenn (5:20)
SIDE FOUR Worried Life Blues (2:53) Sinner's Prayer (3:45) Angel Child (3:30) Pneumonia Blues (3:30) Have You Ever Been Mistreated (4:04)
PARTIAL ALL MUSIC GUIDE REVIEW Though he had been performing since the 1920s, Texas bluesman Lightnin' Hopkins was a fresh face to the majority of the young folk audiences of the 1960s. On the verge of drifting into obscurity, the singer had been rediscovered by enthusiast Mack McCormick and promoted to college crowds as a singer/guitarist in the folk-blues mold. What followed was a series of albums cut both solo and with session musicians for a variety of labels. How Many More Years I Got? was one of the earliest. The players here are extremely loose. They sound like a group of borrowed session men, but were in fact a small combo familiar both with each other and Hopkins himself. Bassist Donald Cooks, pianist Buster Pickens, drummer "Spider" Kilpatrick, and Hopkins' harp-playing cousin, Billy Bizor, all played on a number of the guitarist's dates during the early '60s.


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