THE NASHVILLE FLAME - Tragedy of the Ashe County Mine - DJ PROMO - 1982 - RARE
$
15
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
Up for bidding is an awesome
THE NASHVILLE FLAME - TRAGEDY OF THE ASHE COUNTY MINE
45 RPM DJ PROMO RECORD
This rare record is a DJ promotional copy of "Tragedy of the Ashe County Mine," a song written by a stuntman and country/western singer who assisted Asheville, NC police to recover two bodies in the abandoned Ore Knob copper mine. The two murders were connected to drug deals. The stunt man, Johnny Sands, had legally changed his name to The Nashville Flame and produced this ballad based on the murders.
Record was released by Press Release Records in 1982 and is in excellent condition with no wear except for slight scratch on mono side. Picture sleeve has shelf wear but is intact and contains a picture of the Nashville Flame descending into the Ore Knob Mine to locate the bodies on the front and a copy of the article about the discovery on the back.
Winning bidder pays $3.25 shipping in the continental United States for the first 45 RPM record; each additional 45 RPMs are $0.30. International shipping rates are listed under the shipping tab.
Payment is due within 14 days of auction ending or item will be relisted.
Thank you for bidding and have a wonderful day!
price rating