DONNIE FRITTS-Prone to Lean-Country Promo Kristofferson Production on N/M Vinyl

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Hello and welcome. Beginning in the 1960s, I made it my goal to collect every 5-star record still available, and I continued my search for 40 years. While not all the records I list for sale reached that lofty goal, they do represent an undying search for the unique and wonderful in the world of sound. I'm happy to be able to offer them to you now. Here is what you're bidding on:  TITLE & ARTIST: "Prone to Lean" - performed by Donnie Fritts on the Atlantic Records label (SD 18117), in beautiful original stereo sound, issued in 1974. CONDITION: JACKET - Near Mint(Jacket is beautiful and glossy, with only light corner bumps and a Promo sticker on front - please see actual album in photos); VINYL -Near Mint(Vinyl is glowing, beautiful, and has virtually no marks - visually graded under special daylight balanced spotlight).  SPECIAL FEATURES: Fantastically rare and wonderful record by one of the legends of 'outlaw' music; produced by Kris Kristofferson; players include John Prine, Eddie Hinton, Tony Joe White, Roger Hawkins and Mike Utley; includes original typed "Profile Sheet" from Atlantic Records; this is the most sought after record from Muscle Shoals, and this is the only copy I've ever seen; don't miss this one. TRACKS: Three Hundred Pounds of Hongry, Winner Take All, When We're On the Road, Whatcha Gonna Do, You're Gonna Love Yourself (In the Morning), I've Got to Feel It, Sumpin' Funky Going On, Jesse Cauley Sings the Blues, My Friend, Prone to Lean, We Had It All, and Rainbow Road. Thanks! If you have further questions about condition or content, please don't hesitate to ask. You may bid with unworried confidence. Our sales history is your assurance of absolute integrity. Thank you and good luck. OUR GRADING SYSTEM: We grade visually, and we are happy to listen to any LP and give you an aural grade as well. SS (Still Sealed as from the factory); NM (Near Mint - our highest grade; the vinyl has only a very few light marks that do not affect play); VG++ (Very Good Plus Plus - a few more light marks than Near Mint; still a great record that plays near perfectly); VG+ (Very Good Plus - an enjoyable, played and loved, obviously used but still listenable record, usually with some light pops, but free of major audible distraction; jacket may be lightly worn, slightly dinged, even very lightly split, but NEVER trashed); VG (Very Good) and below - we usually do NOT sell these, but if we have some good reason to offer such a record, we will explain completely).