Miss Barbara Eden Pink Vinyl LP Album 2020 Release
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Dec 21, 2025
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Miss Barbara Eden, Star of the TV Series "I Dream of Jeannie: Barbara Eden released at least two LPs, the original self-titled 1967 vinyl record on the DOT label and a later 2019 pink vinyl reissue of the same album titled "Miss Barbara Eden". The reissue was mastered at a higher fidelity 45 RPM and pressed in a limited edition of 1,000 copies.
- Original LP: The 1967 release was titled Miss Barbara Eden and was pressed on standard vinyl by the DOT record label.
- Reissue LP: A 2019 reissue of the album was released on pink vinyl with a limited pressing of 1,000 copies.
- This reissue was mastered at a higher fidelity 45 RPM speed.
- The reissue was handled by Real Gone Music, as noted by this article on The Second Disc
- Style - A1960s Countrypolitan sound, which was a polished, pop-leaning subgenre of country music that emerged from the Nashville Sound. It blended traditional country with lush orchestrations, adult contemporary, and light rock, aiming for a smoother, more crossover-friendly sound. Notable artists associated with this style include Patsy Cline, Jim Reeves, and Marty Robbins.
- Key characteristics:
Polished production: It featured a more "produced" and slicker sound compared to traditional country, with the removal of elements like the fiddle and banjo to sound more pop. -
- Orchestral arrangements: The genre incorporated orchestral instruments and lush arrangements, giving it a more adult contemporary or pop feel.
- Crossover appeal: Countrypolitan was designed to appeal to both country and pop audiences, with many hits crossing over onto the pop charts.
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