$10.00
Drop the needle on the defining sounds of mid-century country radio with The Best of Country Music Vol. 7. Released in 1973 by the legendary compilation pioneers at K-Tel Records, this vintage 12″ vinyl LP gathers a massive, powerhouse collection of 24 chart-topping hits, heartbreak ballads, and essential honky-tonk anthems from titans of the genre like Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette, and Marty Robbins.
Add a classic, nostalgic slice of music history to your physical media collection with The Best of Country Music Vol. 7. Published in 1973 by K-Tel Records—the undisputed king of mid-century “As Seen on TV” compilations—this vintage vinyl LP serves as an ultimate audio time capsule capturing country music at a highly vibrant crossroads, where raw traditional honky-tonk blended seamlessly with driving country-pop crossovers.
K-Tel collections are celebrated by vinyl enthusiasts for packing an unmatched density of major-label talent onto a single record. This phenomenal 24-track release delivers a front-row seat to decades of country music dominance, showcasing everything from the haunting depth of Johnny Cash’s “Sunday Morning Coming Down” and the timeless heartbreak of Patsy Cline’s “I Fall To Pieces,” to high-octane favorites like Commander Cody’s “Hot Rod Lincoln” and Marty Robbins’ cowboy epic “Big Iron.” Housed on a 12-inch 33 RPM vinyl LP, this analog pressing provides a beautifully warm, authentic listening experience that perfectly preserves the crisp string arrangements and unadorned vocal grit that digital streams simply cannot replicate.
Tracklist:
Side One: Donna Fargo – The Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A.; Ray Price – Make The World Go Away; Tammy Wynette – D-I-V-O-R-C-E; George Jones – Tender Years; Marvin Rainwater – Gonna Find Me A Bluebird; Patsy Cline – I Fall To Pieces; Webb Pierce – More & More; Marty Robbins – Big Iron; Ned Miller – From A Jack To A King; Leroy Van Dyke – Walk On By; Commander Cody – Hot Rod Lincoln; Johnny Cash – Sunday Morning Coming Down.
Side Two: Lynn Anderson – Rose Garden; Marty Robbins – The Story Of My Life; Statler Bros. – Flowers On The Wall; Kitty Wells – Making Believe; Claude King – Wolverton Mountain; Tammy Wynette – I Don’t Wanna Play House; Donna Fargo – Funny Face; Charlie Walker – Pick Me Up On Your Way Down; Hank Williams – Wedding Bells; Johnny Horton – Honky Tonk Mind; Ray Price – Heartaches By The Number; Roy Clark – Yesterday, When I Was Young.
Housed in its original vintage 1970s cardboard sleeve featuring K-Tel’s iconic, high-energy retro typography and vibrant cover design, this album is an indispensable, high-value acquisition for nostalgic country fans, pop-culture historians, and vintage vinyl collectors alike.
There are no inquiries yet.
