Country & Comedy LP Lot of 20 — Jean Shepard, Dean Martin, Chipmunks, More

Single-owner run of twenty vinyl LPs, most acquired new in the 1960s and 1970s. The stack leans country and easy-listening with a comedy streak: Kitty Wells on Decca (Lonely Street), two Carl Smith Columbia titles (I Want to Live and Love; Easy to Please), three Jean Shepard Capitol albums (The Best of Jean Shepard; This Is Jean Shepard; Lighthearted and Blue), and a Minnie Pearl Capitol title rounding out the Grand Ole Opry corner.

Comedy and novelty titles include The Chipmunk Songbook (Alvin, Simon & Theodore with David Seville), a Pat Buttram Decca outing, and The Odd Couple Sings with Tony Randall and Jack Klugman on Phase 4 Stereo. The easy-listening end brings Barry Manilow / Live and a run of Dean Martin — Greatest Hits Vol. 2, Somewhere There's a Someone, Everybody Loves Somebody, and Houston — plus others rounding out the twenty. A cohesive mid-century listening collection from one household.

CONDITION

All 20 albums guaranteed playable. Jackets show shelf wear, edge wear, and spine softening consistent with age and single-owner use. No unpleasant odors.

DIMENSIONS / SPECIFICATIONS

• Kitty Wells — Lonely Street (Decca)
• Carl Smith — I Want to Live and Love (Columbia)
• Carl Smith — Easy to Please (Columbia CL 2283)
• Jean Shepard — The Best of Jean Shepard (Capitol CL 1740)
• Jean Shepard — This Is Jean Shepard (Capitol T 1922)
• Jean Shepard — Lighthearted and Blue (Capitol T 1299)
• Minnie Pearl — (Capitol T 2187)
• The Chipmunks — The Chipmunk Songbook (LRP 3229)
• Pat Buttram — (Decca W 1453)
• Tony Randall & Jack Klugman — The Odd Couple Sings (Phase 4 Stereo XPS 903)
• Barry Manilow — Barry Manilow / Live
• Dean Martin — Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (RS 6320)
• Dean Martin — Somewhere There's a Someone (R 6183)
• Dean Martin — Everybody Loves Somebody (R 6130)
• Dean Martin — Houston (R 6181)
• And others
• Total: 20 Albums (12" LPs)
• Format: Vinyl, mono and stereo pressings
• Era: Most acquired 1960s–1970s
• Single owner