Josie Cotton "Convertible Music" 12" Vinyl 33RPM OOP HTF RARE **MINT** PRISTINE
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Description
This rare and hard-to-find vinyl record by Jossie Cotton, titled "Convertible Music," is a must-have for any music collector. Produced in 1982 under the Josie record label, this LP features a unique blend of pop, dance & electronica, rock, disco, and electronic music.
The vinyl record is in its original format and comes with the original inner sleeve and cover, making it a complete first edition, first pressing. The record grading is mint (M) and the sleeve grading is also mint (M). The release title and artist, as well as the record size (12"), are clearly stated on the vinyl, making it a great addition to any music collection.
Wikipedia
Convertible Music is the 1982 new wave debut album by pop rock artist Josie Cotton, released on Elektra Records.
Convertible Music contained Cotton's two more well-known songs, the minor hits "Johnny Are You Queer?" and "He Could Be the One", both of which were performed by Cotton in the 1983 movie Valley Girl as well as appeared on the film's hit soundtrack (#155, Billboard 200).
Track listing
- "He Could Be the One" (Paine, Paine) – 2:48
- "Rockin' Love" (Paine, Paine) – 3:02
- "Waitin' for Your Love" (Cotton) – 3:21
- "So Close" (Cotton) – 2:39
- "I Need the Night, Tonight" (Cotton) – 3:12
- "Johnny Are You Queer?" (Paine, Paine) – 2:46
- "Systematic Way" (Cotton) – 2:57
- "Another Girl" (Cotton) – 3:14
- "Bye, Bye Baby" (Cotton) – 2:57
- "No Pictures of Dad" (Giltridge) – 3:33
- "Tell Him" (Russell) – 2:36
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