PHIL BAUGH "COUNTRY GUITAR" STILL SEALED 1965 LP on LONGHORN - Rockabilly
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Seller "mwcantwell" presents for your bidding pleasure!!
PHIL BAUGH and VERN STOVAL
"COUNTRY GUITAR"
~~ ORIGINAL 1965 ~ SEALED ~ PRESSING!!~~
on LONGHORN Records
and - as always - NO RESERVE!
VINYL JACKET Label & # Year Artist Title Grade Comments Grade Comments Longhorn LP 002 1965 Phil Baugh and Vern Stovall Country Guitar Assumed MINT SEALED NM SEALED
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Phil Baugh (December 13, 1936 – November 9, 1990)
Phil Baugh was one of the best session guitarists in Nashville during the 1970s and '80s. Born and raised in Northern California, he began playing guitar and performing in churches as a child, which led to band and nightclub gigs. He got his first big break playing with Ray Price, who helped him get a recording contract with Longhorn Records in Dallas.
In 1964 Baugh and Vern Stovall recorded the album Country Guitar, which contained two major hits, "Country Guitar" and "One Man Band." In 1965 he was named Best Guitarist by the ACM, Outstanding Instrumentalist of the Year by Billboard, and Instrumentalist of the Year by Cashbox. Baugh rejoined the Ray Price band as a lead guitarist in 1969.
He moved to Dallas two years later and became a prominent studio musician for commercial jingles and album projects. Baugh moved to Nashville in 1975 and there became one of the hottest session players in town. His unique sound stemmed from his invention of the "Phil Baugh Pedal," comprised of six pedals that bent the strings of an electric guitar to produce sounds similar to that of a steel pedal guitar.
Baugh formed the Superpickers in 1980, which included steel guitarist Buddy Emmons, drummer Buddy Harmon, bassist Henry Stryzlecki, pianist Willie Rainsford, and percussion/harmonica player Terry McMillian. During the early '80s, Baugh also embarked on a successful producing career. He suffered a coronary in 1985, but continued working on the Nashville Network's Church Street Station. However, he never fully regained his health and died in 1990 at age 53
(from Discogs.com)
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Mint (M):
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Jacket, sleeves & inserts/Edges, Spine and Opening - should have no creases, folds, seam splits, cut outs or any other similar defect, and may have only the most minor sign of wear.
Vinyl & Labels - should look unplayed with light scuffs at the most.No writing or stickers on labels. Excellent (EXC):
Jacket, sleeves & inserts - may have minor general storage/ring wear; a cut out may be present; very minor creases; slight aging.
Edges, Spine and Opening- may have minimal seam/paper splitting and some light corner bumping.
Vinyl - some signs of being handled and played with light sleeve scuffs and minimal cosmetic scratches, but none that should cause jumps or skips, or excessive popping/crackling.
Labels - may have slight wear and spindle marks, but barely noticeable; may have a name neatly written or a small sticker. Very Good (VG):
Jacket, sleeves & inserts - should be clean, but slightly more storage/ring wear; yellowing/aging; cut out; minor creases. may have some small writing.
Edges, Spine and Opening - may have some seam/paper splitting and some corner bumping;
Vinyl - may show some wear and dullness including surface scuffs and some light or medium scratches, causing some popping/clicking, but no skips or jumps.
Labels -general rubbing wear and spindle marks; may have some writing or stickers. Good (G):
Jacket, sleeves & inserts - noticeable ring wear, rubbing and aging; may be writing or sticker(s); cut out; but most of the cover should still be in good condition
Edges, Spine and Opening - There may be significant seam/paper splitting and some separation of the sleeve panels from each other; significant edge wear & corner bumping.
Vinyl - may show moderate to heavy play wear including surface scuffs and some light or medium scratches, causing moderate popping/clicking, and a possible skip or jump on the record, but not likely.
Labels - noticeable wear and spindle marks, writing or stickers Fair (F):
Jacket, sleeves & inserts - Rough!
Edges, Spine and Opening- Rough!
Vinyl - may show heavy play wear including moderate to heavy scratches, moderate to heavy popping/clicking and possible skips or jumps on the record. Possible warping
Labels - noticeable wear, spindle marks and soiling; writing or stickers; may have a tears, rips or wrinkling PAYMENT & SHIPPING PAYMENT
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SHIPPING - All records, LPs and jackets will be packaged and shipped as securly as possible in order to arrive safely and as described.
- All LPs will be packaged in the original sleeve or a protective sleeve and may be shipped inside or outside the jacket, depending on jacket condition and quantity.
- The jacket record/album will be packed between heavy cardboard in either a box or sturdy envelope.
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