Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn – Singin’ Again Vinyl LP 1967

Step into the golden age of 1960s honky-tonk with Singin’ Again by legendary duo Ernest Tubb and Loretta Lynn. Released in 1967 on Decca Records (DL 74872), this second collaborative album reunites “The Texas Troubadour” and the “Coal Miner’s Daughter” following the massive success of their debut duet project.

Pressed on 12-inch 33 RPM stereo vinyl, this release captures the effortless vocal chemistry between Tubb’s deep, relaxed baritone and Lynn’s fiery, clear country twang. Produced by Owen Bradley at Decca’s famous Bradley’s Barn in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, the album is driven by traditional pedal steel guitar, electric lead riffs, and classic Nashville Sound rhythm sections.

Tracklist Highlights:

• Side 1: Sweet Thang, We’ll Never Hang Out The Laundry On The Machine, Beautiful, Unbeautiful, Secret Fool, Flying South, Love Is No Excuse

• Side 2: Strangers, Let’s Stop Right Where We Are, The Year That Clayton Delaney Died, We Made Mistakes, Two Lonely People, If I Ever Need Lady It’s You

Housed in its original vintage Decca picture sleeve featuring classic portrait photography, this LP is an essential addition for Ernest Tubb collectors, Loretta Lynn fans, and 1960s classic country vinyl archivists.