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Don Mclean - Playin' Favorites LP Vinyl Record For Sale

Label: United Artists Records | Ref: UA-LA161-F

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  • Don Mclean - Playin' Favorites LP Vinyl Record For Sale
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Grading

Vinyl:
Near Mint
Jacket:
Very Good ++ | Saw cut top right | Very light edgewear | Clearly Readable Spine | SOLID
Inners:
Heavy Card Picture Sleeve
Size:
12"x12"
Speed:
33rpm
Scarcity:
RARE
Pressed:
1973
Info 1:
Original Release
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Detailed Album Information & Tracklist

Don Mclean - Playin' Favorites - United Artists Records UA-LA161-F - 1973 - Original Release


Tracks:

Sitting On Top Of The World
Living With The Blues
Mountains O'Mourne
Fool's Paradise
Love O Love
Bill Cheatham - Old Joe Clark
Everyday
Ancient History
Over The Mountains
Lovesick Blues
New Mule Skinner Blues
Happy Trails

    Don McLean – Playin’ Favorites is a cheerful change of pace from the deep storytelling of American Pie, showcasing McLean’s love for the songs and sounds that helped shape American music. Released in 1973, this album sees him put his own warm, relaxed spin on a mix of folk, blues, country, bluegrass, and early rock ’n’ roll, including Buddy Holly’s “Everyday” and the traditional favorite “Mountains O’ Mourne.” It’s a laid-back collection that highlights Don McLean’s versatility as a performer and his appreciation for classic songwriting. A great pick for listeners who enjoy rootsy American music, seamless melodies, and the more playful side of a legendary singer/songwriter.

Genre/s: Folk, Country, Bluegrass, Blues, Soft Rock
For Fans Of: Jim Croce, John Denver, Gordon Lightfoot
Official Release Date: October 1, 1973