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A nostalgic 3-LP vinyl compilation titled Country Classics, featuring 40 original hit recordings by legendary country music icons like Johnny Cash, George Jones, and Eddy Arnold. Published by Suffolk Marketing, Inc., this set is a perfect addition for fans of classic country storytelling.
Bring the golden era of country music home with the Country Classics 3-LP vinyl box set compilation. Featuring 40 original hits performed by the original charting artists, this vintage multi-record collection is an absolute must-have for traditional country music fans and record collectors alike.
The eye-catching front cover design highlights the star-studded roster of legendary contributors, including Johnny Cash, Eddy Arnold, Hank Snow, Roger Miller, George Jones, and many more. The back cover provides the full, extensive tracklist clearly broken down across all three records, alongside vintage advertisements from Suffolk Marketing, Inc.
Add this multi-LP anthology to your collection today to enjoy the warm, rich, analog sound of classic country history.
40 Country Classics 33 LP Record Album 3 Record Set Adam VII #1 Hits!
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Tracklist
| A1 | Jeannie C. Riley– | Harper Valley P.T.A. |
| A2 | Eddy Arnold– | Bouquet Of Roses |
| A3 | Johnny Cash– | Guess Things Happen That Way |
| A4 | Moon Mullican– | I’ll Sail My Ship Alone |
| A5 | Hank Snow– | I Don’t Hurt Anymore |
| A6 | George Jones (2)– | Tender Years |
| B1 | Leroy Van Dyke– | Walk On By |
| B2 | The Everly Brothers*– | Wake Up Little Susie |
| B3 | Hank Locklin– | Please Help Me, I’m Falling (In Love With You) |
| B4 | Jerry Lee Lewis– | Great Balls Of Fire |
| B5 | Red Foley– | Birmingham Bounce |
| B6 | Red Sovine & Webb Pierce– | Why Baby Why |
| B7 | Don Gibson– | On, Lonesome Me |
| C1 | Roy Drusky & Priscilla Mitchell– | Yes, Mr. Peters |
| C2 | Pee Wee King– | Slow Poke |
| C3 | Del Reeves– | The Girl On The Billboard |
| C4 | Red Foley & Ernest Tubb– | Goodnight Irene |
| C5 | Cowboy Copas– | Alabam’ |
| C6 | Bobby Helms– | Fraulein |
| D1 | Roger Miller– | Dang Me |
| D2 | Jim Reeves– | Mexican Joe |
| D3 | Davis Sisters*– | I Forgot More Than You’ll Ever Know |
| D4 | Bobby Helms– | My Special Angel |
| D5 | Webb Pierce– | More And More |
| D6 | Roy Drusky– | She Thinks I Still Care |
| D7 | Connie Smith– | Once A Day |
| E1 | Jimmie Rodgers (2)– | Honeycomb |
| E2 | Red Sovine– | Giddyup Go |
| E3 | Porter Wagoner– | Misery Loves Company |
| E4 | Jerry Reed– | When You’re Hot, You’re Hot |
| E5 | George Hamilton IV– | Abilene |
| E6 | Kitty Wells– | It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels |
| E7 | Hawkshaw Hawkins– | Lonesome 7-7203 |
| F1 | George Jones (2)– | White Lightning Express |
| F2 | Red Foley– | Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy |
| F3 | Johnny Cash– | Ballad Of A Teenage Queen |
| F4 | Jerry Lee Lewis– | Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On |
| F5 | Webb Pierce– | Back Street Affair |
| F6 | Tom T. Hall– | A Week In A County Jail |
| F7 | Roger Miller– | King Of The Road |
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