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Experience the soaring vocal power and country soul of Country Music Hall of Famer Connie Smith on her iconic debut album Born To Sing. Released in 1965 on RCA Victor (LSP-3429 / LPM-3429), this original 12″ stereo vinyl LP features her historic #1 breakthrough smash hit “Once a Day.”
Step into one of the greatest debut albums in country music history with Born To Sing by pioneering vocalist Connie Smith. Released in 1965 on RCA Victor Records (LSP-3429), this landmark album announced Smith’s arrival as one of the most expressive and powerful voices of the Nashville Sound era, earning her multiple Grammy nominations.
Pressed on 12-inch 33 RPM stereo vinyl, the album features Smith’s rich, ringing contralto vocals backed by Bob Ferguson’s classic RCA studio production. Highlighted by the Bill Anderson-penned chart-topper “Once a Day”—which spent an unprecedented eight weeks at #1—the album pairs driving pedal steel guitar work by Weldon Myrick with crisp acoustic rhythms and lush vocal backing by The Anita Kerr Singers.
Tracklist Highlights:
Side 1: Once A Day, Tiny Blue Transistor Radio, Then And Only Then, Proof, Paper Roses, Ain’t Had No Lovin’
Side 2: Even Tho, Where Could I Go But To The Lord, It’s Just My Luck, Keep Off My Grass, Threshold, I’m Little But I’m Loud
Housed in its original vintage RCA Victor picture sleeve featuring portrait photography, this LP is an essential cornerstone for Connie Smith collectors, 1960s Nashville Sound archivists, and classic country vinyl enthusiasts.
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