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Label: Dot Records | Ref: DOS-26006

Donna Fargo - My Second Album LP Vinyl Record For Sale
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  • Donna Fargo - My Second Album LP Vinyl Record For Sale
  • Donna Fargo - My Second Album LP Vinyl Record For Sale
  • Donna Fargo - My Second Album LP Vinyl Record For Sale
  • Donna Fargo - My Second Album LP Vinyl Record For Sale
  • Donna Fargo - My Second Album LP Vinyl Record For Sale
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Grading

Vinyl:
Very Good / + | Some very light sleeve marks
Jacket:
Very Good ++
Inners:
Plain Sleeve
Size:
12"x12"
Speed:
33rpm
Scarcity:
QUITE RARE
Pressed:
1973
Info 1:
Original Release
Info2:
GATEFOLD (fold-open cover)
Comments1:
Still Collectible And $$ PRICED TO SELL $$
Comments2:
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In Stock

Detailed Album Information & Tracklist

Donna Fargo - My Second Album - Dot Records DOS-26006 - 1973 - Original Release - Monarch Pressing - Gatefold Jacket


Tracks:

A Song I Can Sing
You Don't Mess Around With Jim
Don't Be Angry
Have Yourself A Time
You Were Always There
Superman
How Would I
I'd Love You To Want Me
He Can Have All He Wants
Spoken Introduction
Forever Is As Far As I Could Go
Hot Diggity Dog

    

"My Second Album" by Donna Fargo is a blend of country charm and pop, released in February 1973 as a follow-up to her breakout debut. This record shows Fargo stepping confidently into her own sound, mixing upbeat tunes with emotional ballads. It was recorded in Nashville at Jack Clement Recording Studios, and produced by her husband and manager, Stan Silver. The album features two number-one country hits, “Superman,” a sassy, playful anthem with a hint of sarcasm, and “You Were Always There,” a tender tribute to unwavering love. Fargo’s voice is clear and warm, and she wrote many of the songs herself, showing off her storytelling ability. The track list is a mix of originals and covers, including a version of Jim Croce’s “You Don’t Mess Around with Jim” and Lobo’s “I’d Love You to Want Me,” giving the album a familiar yet personal feel. There’s even a quirky little number called “Hot Diggity Dog” that adds a dash of humor. What makes this album special is how it balances sincerity with sass. Fargo showed she was carving out a space where her voice, her words, and her spirit could shine.

Genre/s: Country
For Fans Of: Tammy Wynette, Lynn Anderson, Barbara Mandrell
Official Release Date: 1973