1970’s Michael Murphey Original 70’s Vinyl LP Collection, 4 of His Best Albums.
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These are 4 original Sharp, Country Rock Masterpieces of singer songwriter Michael Murphey’s early works.
In my opinion these are his greatest albums.
The set includes:
“Geronimo’s Cadillac” SP 4358
Released in 1972
Featuring the hits, Geronimo’s Cadillac & Michael Angelo’s Blues
“Self Titled” KE- 32835
Release in 1974
This album marked a transition in his career from his early “Cosmos Cowboy” era toward his more mainstream success. It features his hits Fortworth I Love You & Ace in the hole.
“Blue Sky Night Thunder” 33290
Released in 1975
Featuring his greatest hit Wildfire & Carolina Pines
“ Swans Against the Wind “ EPC-33851
Released in 1975
Featuring guest appearances from Charlie Daniel, Willy Nelson and John Denver
Featuring hits Rhythm of the Road & Natural Bridges
All these Albums were purchased by me when they were released in the 70’s.
They have been well taken care of. Each album has been played once maybe twice.
The album covers have normal ware for their age. The spines of the albums are a bit messed up because I kept them in wooden album crates when I first purchased them. All have original inner sleeves. The vinyls themselves are all in great shape , All played and tested. Don’t miss out on this fantastic collection. Will ship in sturdy record mailers.
I’ll be listing many more albums in the coming days, so please check out my other listings.Lots of vintage Rock and Roll albums from the 60’s, 70’s and early 80’s.
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