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 | Artist information: |
 | Artist:
Arnold Eddy |
 | Instrument(s):
Vocals |  | Country:
U.S.A. |  | Gender:
Male |
 | Record title:
Folk Song Book (2nd label) (US) |  | Price: (Euro)
10 |
 | Main style:
Folk & Country |  | Substyle(s):
Folk, Country |
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 | Record information: |  |  |
 | Record Company/
Label:
RCA Victor |  | Catalogue
number:
LSP 2811 | Released
originally:
1964 | This copy:
(if not orig.)
196? |
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 | Cover made in:
U.S.A. |  | Record made in:
U.S.A. | Media:
Album | Sub media:
LP |
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 | Condition/
cover:
VG+ |  | Condition/
record(s):
VG+ |  |  |
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 | Label: |  | Cover: |
 | Orange labels. |  | Semi-glossy single cover. Light surface wear on front (> top & bottom > middle). Light dirt marks on back. Wear along the edges. A bit worn corners. |
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 | Record(s): |  | Attachment: |
 | Hairlines and light surface / needle marks causing occasional light clicks (> mainly on B2). Plays mostly great. |  | |
 | Other information & picture: |
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 | A most popular American country music singer, born Richard Edward Arnold in 1918 in Henderson, Tennessee. A total of 12 folky songs, including "Times A-Gettin' Hard", "Blowin' in the Wind", "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" and "Cotton Fields". With The Needmore Creek Singers. Produced by Chet Atkins. Late 1960s / early 1970s stereo issue in RCA Victor's "Country Music Hall of Fame" Series.
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