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Willie Nelson 3 Pc Vinyl Record Lot Original Releases Play Well
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This is a lot of three original vinyl record releases by Willie Nelson, including his albums "Red Headed Stranger," "Greatest Hits (& Some That Will Be)," and "Always On My Mind." The records have a speed of 33 RPM and are in a cardboard sleeve. Theyre a great addition to any country music collection.
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Willie Nelsons Greatest Hits (& Some That Will Be):
Side 1 plays well, light scratch that doesnt affect play, PAL-37-43-IT
Side 2 plays well, no scratches, PBL-37543-IV
Side 3 skips in one spot on the second to last song, but there are no visible scratches oddly, PAL-37544-IB
Side 4 plays well, two light scratches that dont affect play, PBL-37544-IA
Always On My Mind: plays well, no scratches, minor wear to cover, some wrinkling to inner sleeve, side 1: AL-37951 A 1-F Denny Woodland?, side 2: BL-37951-B 1-E Denny Woodland?
Red Headed Stranger: 1975, minor wear to cover, some wrinkling to the inner sleeve, plays well, one tiny scratch that doesnt affect play. Side 1:AL-33482 GIB CBS G-A Chet, side 2: P BL 33482-1CL
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