RICKY NELSON More Songs By Ricky Vinyl LP Gatefold with Poster Rock'n'Roll
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46
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30
A$ 46
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May 1, 2022
Sold Date
Apr 30, 2022
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Australia
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London HAA-7605 Mono 1960 Australia - Rare gatefold pressing with poster
CONDITION: Record has a couple of minor marks. Sleeve has split at top. Poster has been detached and has minor damage (see images).
Mint Record is unplayed, in perfect condition and possibly sealed
Near Mint Record is as new (perfect) but has been played
Very Good++ Record has very minor blemish but no major marks and/or sleeve has minor blemish but no splits or tears
Very Good+ Record has some light surface marks and/or sleeve has minor blemish
Good Record has more light marks bu little surface noise and/or sleeve has split, tear or minor damage
I normally grade records by sight rather than by playing them.
Eight of Ricky Nelson's first nine singles hit the Top Ten (sometimes even the B-sides made the Top Ten) and seven went gold. The string was broken in the fall of 1959, and though "I Wanna Be Loved," his tenth single, and "Young Emotions," his 11th, went Top 20, changes were clearly in order. The rockabilly Nelson loved and had imitated was out of fashion, replaced by softer pop music, some of it in a neo-big band style. On More Songs by Ricky, his first album in 11 months, Nelson shifted gears. One change was probably inevitable: Johnny and Dorsey Burnette, upon whom Nelson had relied for material, had launched their own solo careers and were less available to him, providing only one title, Dorsey's characteristic "Hey Pretty Baby." Nelson's other songwriting standby, Baker Knight, had three songs on the LP, but he too was adapting to the new style. His "Ain't Nothin' But Love," like another of the album's songs, "Here I Go Again," sounded a lot like the horn-filled productions of Lloyd Price.
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