The David Allan Coe Band "Nothing Sacred" 1978 LP Adults Only Not for Airplay
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Collectors Value Med-High ($80.00-$200.00) This Record is for 18 and over Really....Parental Advisory Explicit Lyrics
The David Allan Coe Band "Nothing Sacred" His 1978 LP (RARE). Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Media Mail.
What to Expect:> Cover:> Excellent (E) or a 7 on a 1 to 10 Scale VIEW PHOTOS bottom right corner ding yellowing on back due to age. Fully intact no splits looks great.
What to Expect :> Vinyl:> Excellent Plus (E+) or a strong 7/8 on a 1 to 10 scale Hardly noticeable surface marks some would call this Near Mint (NM)
Should you have any questions comments or suggestions please do so prior to bidding. Once auction is over I would like the winner to pay within 24 hours of auctions end through PayPal. This will make for a quick and smooth transaction for the both of us. Thank you so much for your interest in my auction and be sure to check out my other ones I do combine shipping for a much lesser cost. David.
Moving to Key West,Florida, US, Coe independently released two albums, the comedy inspired “Nothing Sacred” (1978) and his controversial “Underground Album” (1982). Coe again enjoyed chart success in the 1980s, with his hit songs “The Ride” (1983) and “Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile” (1984). Since the 90s, Coe has being involved in a number of collaborative efforts, most notably “Rebel Meets Rebel,” a joint effort by Coe and Dimebag Darrell and his brother Vinnie Paul alongside Rex Brown, a pioneering work fusing country with metal.
As a talented songwriter and charismatic performer, Coe has garnered legendary status in the world of country music, alongside his wild tales and behaviour. His lyrics have spurred controversy, featuring frequent profanities, tales of drug use and sexually explicit material, gaining him the title of the ‘outlaw’s outlaw.’ With his throaty baritone and dirty grooves, Coe’s honky-tonk country certainly sounds pretty badass.
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