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Immerse yourself in the unmatched four-part vocal harmonies of country music royalty with The Best of the Statler Bros. Released in 1975 on Mercury Records (SRM-1-1037), this vintage 12″ vinyl LP features an exceptional collection of their early chart-topping hits, highlighted by the iconic crossover smash “Flowers on the Wall”.
Bring home a definitive anthology of classic mid-century harmony with The Best of the Statler Bros. Originally issued in 1975 by Mercury Records (SRM-1-1037), this essential gold-certified compilation album stands as a brilliant testament to the group’s legendary evolution from Johnny Cash’s backing vocalists into standalone Country Music Hall of Fame superstars.
Renowned for their rich, gospel-style vocal arrangements paired with sharp, nostalgic storytelling, this release captures the quartet delivering their most beloved early country radio classics. The album is anchored by their historic 1965 masterpiece “Flowers on the Wall”—a massive pop-crossover phenomenon—alongside poignant, beautifully woven favorites like “Bed of Rose’s,” “The Class of ’57,” and “I’ll Go To My Grave Loving You”. Pressed as a 12-inch 33 RPM stereo LP, this vintage analog record yields a wonderfully deep, warm audio environment that emphasizes Harold Reid’s booming bass lines and the crisp blend of their multi-part harmonies in a way digital audio streams simply cannot match.
Tracklist:
Side One: Bed Of Rose’s; Whatever Happened To Randolph Scott; Do You Remember These; Carry Me Back; Flowers On The Wall; The Class Of ’57.
Side Two: I’ll Go To My Grave Loving You; Pictures; Thank You World; New York City; Susan When She Tried.
Housed in its original vintage 1970s cardboard sleeve featuring classic group cover photography, this highly collectible record is an indispensable acquisition for traditional country music archivists, vocal pop historians, and vintage physical media collectors alike.
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