PICTURED ARE PHOTOS OF SCANS OF THE LP’s GRAPHICS; YOU WILL RECEIVE THE FULL-BLOWN & CRYSTAL CLEAR SCANS OF THE LP GRAPHICS & INLAYS ON THE CD. Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, variant 2): LP 12431 – 1 -1-69 114.
JOHNNY WINTER – THE PROGRESSIVE BLUES EXPERIMENT – VINYL LP LP-12431
The Johnny Winter Progressive Blues LP-12431 Stereo Imperial Vintage 1969 LP Vinyl is a classic piece of music history. This first pressing from 1969 features the legendary artist Johnny Winter delivering his blend of progressive and rock music in stereo format. The 12″ vinyl record is in near mint condition, housed in a cardboard sleeve with the original cover art intact. A must-have for collectors and music enthusiasts looking to experience the sounds of the 1960s in all their glory, this vintage LP is a rare gem from the United States.
The product is a vinyl LP titled «The Progressive Blues Experiment» by Johnny Winter, released under Imperial Records in the 1960s. The album features high-fidelity sound in stereo, with a blues rock style. Produced by Johnny Winter and Rim Kelley, this 12″ record is in very good plus condition and comes in its original cardboard sleeve. This classic album is a must-have for any collector or fan of the blues genre.
This album, originally recorded in 1968, was pivotal in solidifying Winter’s status as a formidable force in the blues genre. As an Imperial release, this LP is part of the label’s renowned catalog, which features other transformative blues and rock records of the era.
Up for sale is a vintage vinyl record of Johnny Winter’s classic album, «The Progressive Blues Experiment.» Released in 1968 on Imperial Records (LP-12431), this LP is a must-have for any blues or rock enthusiast. The record features the iconic blues guitarist Johnny Winter showcasing his raw talent and innovative style. This stereo pressing is in good to very good (G-VG) condition with moderate surface scratches making it a great addition to your collection. Please see photos for exact condition details.
Produced by Rim Kelley and Bill Josey Sr, this stereo record is in very good condition and has a matrix number of LP-12431-1. Record has clear wear on the surface. Record is still sealed in the original factory shrink wrap.