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Revel in the rich, emotional delivery of the “Queen of Country Music” with Kitty Wells’ 1971 album, Pledging My Love. Released on Decca Records (DL 75313), this vintage 12″ stereo vinyl LP elegantly blends traditional honky-tonk roots with early-70s countrypolitan flair.
Add a brilliant touch of early 1970s country history to your collection with Pledging My Love by the foundational country music icon Kitty Wells. Released in October 1971 by Decca Records (DL 75313), this studio album features the first solo female country superstar showcasing her enduring vocal strength and unmistakable plaintive tone in a changing musical landscape.
The album’s title track, a beautiful country music reimagining of the classic R&B ballad written by Don Robey and Ferdinand Washington, successfully hit the Billboard country charts. Alongside heartfelt original material, this record stands out for Wells’ distinctively moving covers of contemporary staples from the era, including a poignant take on Joe South’s “Rose Garden” and an uplifting rendition of “Try A Little Kindness.” This 12-inch 33 RPM stereophonic LP provides an incredibly warm, clean, and authentic analog listening experience from the legendary Nashville vinyl era.
Tracklist:
Side A: Pledging My Love; Rose Garden; Thank You For Loving Me; Try A Little Kindness; Baby’s Back Again; Mother Of Your Child.
Side B: He Don’t Make Me Cry; I’m The Wreck Of Number Two; Just One Time; All I Ever Give Is In; Step Aside.
Housed in its original vintage cardboard sleeve, this beautifully preserved country record is an essential, high-value addition for collectors of classic vocal country harmony, historical countrypolitan pressings, and vintage analog treasures.
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