Various Artists – Country Gold 12″ Record 1960s Hilltop Country Stereo 33 RPM
Pressed by Pickwick International, Inc., this edition features the catalog number JS 6144 and a bright yellow Hilltop label centered on the vinyl.
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Pressed by Pickwick International, Inc., this edition features the catalog number JS 6144 and a bright yellow Hilltop label centered on the vinyl.
The album was manufactured by Keel Mfg. Corp., Hauppauge, L.I., and produced by Pickwick International, Inc. – Release Title: A Bushel of Charley Pride Hits. The record is a long-playing, unbreakable vinyl disc.
1973 Reissue. Nice copy, great gloss and shine showing light marks/rubs. Appears to have seen lighter play. Sharp labels. Solid and tight outer jacket showing lighter wear. No seam splits, ink marks or promo cuts.
Patsy Cline 3 Vinyl LP Lot Country Stereo. Due to the size of the lot they are as follows: They were sorted by artist and have not been visually inspected, nor pulled out and verified, or cleaned.
The product is a Patsy Cline album titled «I Can’t Forget You,» released in 1966 on Hilltop Records. The LP is a 12″ vinyl record that plays at 33RPM and falls under the genres of Country Pop and Traditional Country.
Claude Gray – Treasure Of Love – Hilltop Records – JS-6051(Stereo – 1967). Treasure Of Love. My Ears Should Burn (When Fools Are Talked About). This item is an Original Stereo Lp featuringClaude Gray titled.
Jimmy Dean’s «Golden Favorites» is a 33 RPM LP released by Hilltop Records in 1964. This compilation album features a mix of pop, country pop, traditional country, and contemporary country music. Housed in a cardboard sleeve, this black vinyl record includes original cover art and is in excellent condition. With songs in English, this album captures the essence of the 1960s country music scene in the United States. A must-have for collectors and music enthusiasts alike.
Black vinyl surface appears glossy under light with scattered light to moderate surface scuffs, sleeve marks, and fine hairline scratches together with a few small specks of dust visible in the photos.
BUCK OWENS & FERLIN HUSKY & FARON YOUNG RECORD. HILLTOP RECORDS. VG = Lacks gloss. Light Scratches. When played the record has surface noise especially in soft passages and during a songs intro and ending but the noise will not overpower the music otherwise.
Year: 1964. VG has imperfection(s) that one notices at first glance that begin(s) to distract (such as shelf wear, minor ring wear, a more pronounced split, shelf wear, etc). Sound is still expected to be flawless, even to the most critical listener.