Jerry Wallace To Get To You 12" Vinyl LP 1972 Decca Country Pop Album Vintage
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Jerry Wallace To Get To You 12" Vinyl LP 1972 Decca Country Pop Album Vintage
Jacket has ring wear, surface rubbing, and corner rounding with discoloration and brown staining on the back panel. Bottom seam shows several small splits and chips, and other edges have rub wear with a frayed corner but remain generally intact. Vinyl surface displays noticeable scuffs, light scratches, and fingerprints from use; record is untested for playback, and surface noise should be expected.
Artist: Jerry Wallace
Title: To Get To You
Format: 12" 33 RPM stereophonic vinyl LP record in a standard cardboard sleeve.
Label: Decca Records with rainbow DECCA logo and "STEREOPHONIC" branding across the top of the center labels.
Catalog number: DL 75348 as printed on the jacket spine and record labels.
Year and country: 1972 release; printed in U.S.A. under MCA Records, Inc.
Genre and style: Country and country pop, featuring vocal performances on ballads and midtempo songs including the title track "To Get To You."
Artwork details: Front cover features a color portrait of Jerry Wallace in a patterned sweater; back cover shows a black-and-white photo of Wallace holding a distinctive guitar with the track listing printed along the right side.
Physical details: Black vinyl record with multi-color Decca center labels, housed in a thin printed cardboard sleeve with credits and label logos.
Condition notes: Sleeve shows ring wear, surface rubbing, edge and corner wear, and staining on the back; vinyl has visible scuffs and light scratches from prior use and has not been play-tested.
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Jacket has ring wear, surface rubbing, and corner rounding with discoloration and brown staining on the back panel. Bottom seam shows several small splits and chips, and other edges have rub wear with a frayed corner but remain generally intact. Vinyl surface displays noticeable scuffs, light scratches, and fingerprints from use; record is untested for playback, and surface noise should be expected.