Dolly Parton 17-45’s NM or as described
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The following 45’s are included in this listing:
RCA Victor 9971, “Comin' For To Carry Me Home/Golden Streets Of Glory”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1971. The record is NM, appears new but I am unable to verify. The labels are flawless except for very slight ring wear.
RCA Victor 0950, “Traveling Man/I Remember”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1973. The record is NM. The labels are flawless except for slight ring wear.
RCA Victor 10564, “Hey Lucky Lady/Most Of All Why”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1976. The record is NM, appears new but I am unable to verify. The labels are flawless except for very slight ring wear.
RCA Victor 11123, “Here You Come Again/Me And Little Andy”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1977. The record is NM, appears new but I am unable to verify. The labels are flawless except for very slight ring wear.
RCA Victor 11296, “Heartbreaker/Sure Thing”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1978. The record is NM. The labels are flawless except for slight ring wear.
RCA Victor 11705, “Great Balls Of Fire/Sweet Summer Lovin'”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1979. The record is NM. The labels are flawless except for very slight ring wear.
RCA Victor 11926, “Starting Over Again/Sweet Agony”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1980. The record is NM, appears new but I am unable to verify. The labels are flawless.
RCA Victor 12133, “9 To 5/Sing For The Common Man”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1980. The record is NM, appears new but I am unable to verify. The labels are flawless except for a less than perfect factory glue job.
Monument 03408, “Everything's Beautiful/Put It Off Until Tomorrow”, by Dolly Parton, with Willie Nelson on the A side and with Kris Kristofferson on the B side, was issued in 1982. The record is NM, appears new but I am unable to verify. The labels are flawless.
RCA Victor 13260, “I Will Always Love You/Do I Ever Cross Your Mind”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1982. The record is NM, appears new but I am unable to verify. The labels are flawles. The picture sleeve is excellent.
RCA Victor 13703, “Save The Last Dance For Me/Elusive Butterfly”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1983. The record is NM. The labels are flawless except for slight ring wear.
RCA Victor 13703, “Save The Last Dance For Me/Elusive Butterfly”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1983. The record is NM. The labels are flawless except for slight ring wear.
RCA Victor 13987, “Don't Call It Love/same”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1985. This is a promo issue. The record is NM, appears new but I am unable to verify. The promo labels are flawless.
RCA Victor 13987, “Don't Call It Love/We Got Too Much”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1985. The record is NM. The labels have ring wear and stickers on the A side.
RCA Victor 13987, “Don't Call It Love/We Got Too Much”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1985. The record is NM, appears new but I am unable to verify. The labels are flawless except for a less than perfect factory glue job.
RCA Victor 14218, “Think About Love/Come Back To Me”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 1985. The record is NM/NM-. The labels are flawless except for ring wear.
RCA Victor Gold 12316, “9 To 5/Old Flames Can't Hold A Candle To You”, by Dolly Parton, was issued in 198?. The record is NM. The labels are flawless except for slight ring wear.
Records are graded visually using Goldmine standards. Records have been play-tested only when duly noted.
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45’s are from a radio station collection.
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