Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Alive! New - LP - LST 7611 Factory Sealed 1969 Gatefold Original. Cut Out Hole. "How Many Live Albums — Forget Decent Ones — Were Left Behind By Bands In 1967/68? This Is One, And It's Better Than Decent, And Almost A Gift From Heaven, Capturing An Early Incarnation Of The Group (Circa 1967) On A Good Night At The L.A. Troubadour. Someone Has Earned A Place In Musical Heaven For Seeing To Recording The Show." - Bruce Eder, AMG more
	Alive! Used - LP - LST 7611 1969 Gatefold Original. Small Date Written In Pencil On Back Cover, Hence Price. "How Many Live Albums — Forget Decent Ones — Were Left Behind By Bands In 1967/68? This Is One, And It's Better Than Decent, And Almost A Gift From Heaven, Capturing An Early Incarnation Of The Group (Circa 1967) On A Good Night At The L.A. Troubadour. Someone Has Earned A Place In Musical Heaven For Seeing To Recording The Show." - Bruce Eder, AMG more
	All The Good Times New - LP - UAS 5553 Sealed 1971 Embossed, Textured Gatefold Original. more
	All The Good Times Used - LP - UAS 5553 1971 Embossed Textured Jacket Gatefold Original With Promo Stamp On Top Right Front Corner Of Jacket. Record Shows Signs Of Play, But Is Quiet As The Proverbial Mouse. Heavily Reduced Price Due To Vinyl Appearance. more
	Dirt, Silver & Gold New - LP - UA LA670 L3 Factory Sealed 1977 1st Pressing Triple Gatefold 3LP Set With Colour Poster. Custom Sticker Over Shrink Wrap, COH. more
	Dirt, Silver & Gold New - LP - UA-LA670-L3 Factory Sealed 1977 3LP First Pressing Housed In A Tri-Fold Cover With Color Poster. Small Cut Corner. more
	Dirt, Silver & Gold Used - LP - UA-LA670-L3 1977 3LP Housed In A Tri-Fold Cover With Humongous Color Poster. Two LPs Are Brown Label, One LP Is Yellow Sunray With Clouds Label. All Three LPs Appear Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Dirt, Silver And Gold New - LP - UA-LA670-L3 Sealed 1976 3LP Tri-Fold Jacket Original. more
	Dream Used - LP - UA-LA469-DJ 1975 White Label Promo Only Eight Song LP. Small CC. more
	Hold On New - LP - 255731 Sealed 1987 Original With Custom Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Clean Cut Out Hole. more
	Let's Go New - LP - LT 51146 Sealed, Hard To Find 1983 Original. more
	Let's Go New - LP - LT 51146 Sealed, Hard To Find 1983 Original. Gold Promo Stamp On Jacket. more
	More Great Dirt New - LP - 25830 Sealed 1989 Original. A Hard To Find Compilation. more
	More Great Dirt: The Best Of Vol. 2 New - LP - 25830 Sealed, Hard To Find 1989 Original. Small Saw Cut. Features The Previously Unreleased Hit Single "Down That Road Tonight". more
	Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Used - LP - LST 7501 1967 Rainbow Label Stereo Original. Corner Rub more
	Paint Your Wagon New - LP - PMS 1001 First Sealed Copy Of This Soundtrack We Have Seen With The Bonus Booklet Folded Around The Gatefold. Artwork By David Stone Martin. more
	Paint Your Wagon New - LP - MCA 37099 Sealed Second Issue (Originals Were On Paramount). Pristine Copy. more
	Partners, Brothers And Friends New - LP - 9 25304-1 Sealed 1985 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Small Cut Out Hole. more
	Partners, Brothers And Friends Used - LP - 9 25304-1 1985 Original. more
	Plain Dirt Fashion Used - LP - 25113 1984 Original In Custom Inner Sleeve With Custom Sticker And Gold Promo Stamp On Front Jacket. more
	Plain Dirt Fashion New - LP - 25113 Sealed 1984 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Saw Cut. more
	Rare Junk Used - LP - LST 7540 Rare 1968 Stereo Original. Touch Of Ring/Edge Wear. more
	Rare Junk New - LP - LST 7540 Sealed 1968 Stereo Original. Pristine Copy. more
	Richochet Used - LP - LRP 3516 Beautiful Mono Original In Shrinkwrap. more
	Ricochet Used - LP - LST 7516 Beautiful 1967 Stereo Original In Shrink Wrap With Old Turn Style $3.57 Price Tag Over Shrink Wrap. more
	Ricochet New - LP - LST 7516 Sealed 1967 Stereo Original. Bruce Eder, Writing In All Music Guide, Called This A Masterpiece. more
	Stars & Stripes Forever New - LP - UA-LA184-J2 Sealed 1974 2LP Gatefold Original With Full Track Listing Sticker On Rear Shrink. Includes Humongous Full Color Poster. Small Cut Corner. Custom Track Listing Sticker On The Rear Shrink Wrap. Also Includes Bonus 8x10 Promotional Glossy Photo Of The Group. more
	Stars & Stripes Forever Used - LP - UA-LA184-J2 1974 2LP Heavy Vinyl Gatefold Original. Includes The Humongous Full Color Poster (Unopened). Small Cut Corner. Both LPs Appear Unplayed. more
	Symphonium Dream New - LP - UA-LA469-G Sealed 1975 Original Housed In A Die-Cut Gimmick Cover. Small Cut Corner. “The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's First Pure Studio Recording Since Will The Circle Be Unbroken, Dream Is Another Very Different Earful Sort Of Psychedelic Country/Bluegrass. The Band Is Joined By Linda Ronstadt, Leon Russell, And Actor Gary Busey (As "Teddy Jack Eddy," And On Drums). The Sound Is More Varied Than On Previous Albums, With A Harder Electric Country Feel On "Bayou Jubilee," Which Segues Directly Into The Bluegrass Instrumental "Sally Was A Goodun." Ronstadt Does A Great Job Singing "Hey Good Lookin'," But Mostly It's The Dirt Band Singing, Including A Superb Rendition Of "(All I Have To Do Is) Dream." The Group Had Previously Released A Fun Live Rendition Of Jimmie Driftwood's "The Battle Of New Orleans," And They Cover It Here In A Somewhat Funkier Studio Version. John McEuen Also Offers A Taste Of Some Of The Sounds He'd Later Explore More Fully On His Solo Releases With "Classical Banjo I/Malaguena/Classical Banjo II." They Offer A Non-Country Instrumental, "Sleeping On The Beach," Which Could Have Come From A '50s Mood Instrumental Album -- Of Course, They Follow It Up With William McEuen's Carnival Music-Inspired "Santa Monica Pier," Which Segues Into The Gorgeous Lost Single "Ripplin' Waters," By Jim Ibbotson, One Of Two Hits That Should Have Been Off This Album (The Other Is Ken Edwards' "Mother Of Love"). The Disc Ends With William McEuen’s Wind Harp Instrumental And A Music-Box Piece Called "Symphonion Montage." Bruce Eder, AMG. more
	Symphonium Dream New - LP - UA-LA469-G Sealed 1975 Stereo Original With Die Cut Flip Up Back Cover. No Promo Or Deletion Mark. “The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's First Pure Studio Recording Since Will The Circle Be Unbroken, Dream Is Another Very Different Earful Sort Of Psychedelic Country/Bluegrass. The Band Is Joined By Linda Ronstadt, Leon Russell, And Actor Gary Busey (As "Teddy Jack Eddy," And On Drums). The Sound Is More Varied Than On Previous Albums, With A Harder Electric Country Feel On "Bayou Jubilee," Which Segues Directly Into The Bluegrass Instrumental "Sally Was A Goodun." Ronstadt Does A Great Job Singing "Hey Good Lookin'," But Mostly It's The Dirt Band Singing, Including A Superb Rendition Of "(All I Have To Do Is) Dream." The Group Had Previously Released A Fun Live Rendition Of Jimmie Driftwood's "The Battle Of New Orleans," And They Cover It Here In A Somewhat Funkier Studio Version. John McEuen Also Offers A Taste Of Some Of The Sounds He'd Later Explore More Fully On His Solo Releases With "Classical Banjo I/Malaguena/Classical Banjo II." They Offer A Non-Country Instrumental, "Sleeping On The Beach," Which Could Have Come From A '50s Mood Instrumental Album -- Of Course, They Follow It Up With William McEuen's Carnival Music-Inspired "Santa Monica Pier," Which Segues Into The Gorgeous Lost Single "Ripplin' Waters," By Jim Ibbotson, One Of Two Hits That Should Have Been Off This Album (The Other Is Ken Edwards' "Mother Of Love"). The Disc Ends With William McEuen’s Wind Harp Instrumental And A Music-Box Piece Called "Symphonion Montage." Bruce Eder, AMG. more
	Symphonium Dream New - LP - UA-LA469-G Sealed 1975 Original With Die Cut Flip Up Back Cover. Small, Clean Cut Out Hole. “The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's First Pure Studio Recording Since Will The Circle Be Unbroken, Dream Is Another Very Different Earful Sort Of Psychedelic Country/Bluegrass. The Band Is Joined By Linda Ronstadt, Leon Russell, And Actor Gary Busey (As "Teddy Jack Eddy," And On Drums). The Sound Is More Varied Than On Previous Albums, With A Harder Electric Country Feel On "Bayou Jubilee," Which Segues Directly Into The Bluegrass Instrumental "Sally Was A Goodun." Ronstadt Does A Great Job Singing "Hey Good Lookin'," But Mostly It's The Dirt Band Singing, Including A Superb Rendition Of "(All I Have To Do Is) Dream." The Group Had Previously Released A Fun Live Rendition Of Jimmie Driftwood's "The Battle Of New Orleans," And They Cover It Here In A Somewhat Funkier Studio Version. John McEuen Also Offers A Taste Of Some Of The Sounds He'd Later Explore More Fully On His Solo Releases With "Classical Banjo I/Malaguena/Classical Banjo II." They Offer A Non-Country Instrumental, "Sleeping On The Beach," Which Could Have Come From A '50s Mood Instrumental Album -- Of Course, They Follow It Up With William McEuen's Carnival Music-Inspired "Santa Monica Pier," Which Segues Into The Gorgeous Lost Single "Ripplin' Waters," By Jim Ibbotson, One Of Two Hits That Should Have Been Off This Album (The Other Is Ken Edwards' "Mother Of Love"). The Disc Ends With William McEuen’s Wind Harp Instrumental And A Music-Box Piece Called "Symphonion Montage." Bruce Eder, AMG. more
	Symphonium Dream Used - LP - UA-LA469-G 1975 Original With Die Cut Flip Up Back Cover. Cut Corner. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve. more
	The Rest Of The Dream Used - LP - MCA-6407 1990 Vinyl Rarity In Glossy, NM- Condition. more
	Twenty Years Of Dirt-The Best Of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band New - LP - 23582-1 Sealed 1986 Record Club Only, Limited Edition Compilation Which Features The Newly Released Single "Stand A Little Rain." Includes Custom Inner Sleeve. more
	Twenty Years Of Dirt-The Best Of The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Used - LP - 25382-1 Limited Edition 1986 Compilation Which Features The Newly Released Single "Stand A Little Rain." Shrink Intact. Appears Unplayed. Custom Inner Sleeve. more
	Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy New - LP - LST 7642 Sealed 1970 Textured Gatefold Original. Cut Corner. “The First Album Issued By The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band After They Had Temporarily Disbanded In 1969, This Greatly Expanded Their Pop Audience, Due Primarily To The Top 10 Hit Cover Of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Mr. Bojangles" (Which Actually Wasn't A Hit Until Early 1971). The Group Moved Into A More Accessible Rock-Oriented Fusion Of Country, Bluegrass, Pop, And Rock & Roll, Relying Primarily On Smartly Chosen Covers Of Tunes By The Likes Of Walker, Mike Nesmith, Randy Newman, And Kenny Loggins. Few Bands Had Incorporated Instruments More Commonly Associated With Country And Bluegrass, Particularly Mandolin And Banjo, As Comfortably Into A Rock Setting Prior To This Release, And Their Well-Crafted Harmonies Help Put The Songs Over For Those Not-Steeped-In Backwoods Sounds. It Was An Extremely Diverse Program For A Country-Rock Album, Too, Moving From Rustic Instrumentals And Snippets Of Tapes Of Elderly Musicians Performing Rural Americana To The Buddy Holly Cover "Rave On." The Group Were Actually At Their Best, Though, When Doing Softer, Melodic Pop Tunes. "Mr. Bojangles" Was A Deserved Huge Success In That Regard, But Nesmith's "Some Of Shelley's Blues" And Loggins' "House At Pooh Corner" Were Almost As Catchy And Appealing.” - Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide more
	Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy New - LP - LST 7642 Sealed 1970 Textured Gatefold Original With The Rare "Mr. Bojangles" Hype Stickwer On The Shrink Wrap. “The First Album Issued By The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band After They Had Temporarily Disbanded In 1969, This Greatly Expanded Their Pop Audience, Due Primarily To The Top 10 Hit Cover Of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Mr. Bojangles" (Which Actually Wasn't A Hit Until Early 1971). The Group Moved Into A More Accessible Rock-Oriented Fusion Of Country, Bluegrass, Pop, And Rock & Roll, Relying Primarily On Smartly Chosen Covers Of Tunes By The Likes Of Walker, Mike Nesmith, Randy Newman, And Kenny Loggins. Few Bands Had Incorporated Instruments More Commonly Associated With Country And Bluegrass, Particularly Mandolin And Banjo, As Comfortably Into A Rock Setting Prior To This Release, And Their Well-Crafted Harmonies Help Put The Songs Over For Those Not-Steeped-In Backwoods Sounds. It Was An Extremely Diverse Program For A Country-Rock Album, Too, Moving From Rustic Instrumentals And Snippets Of Tapes Of Elderly Musicians Performing Rural Americana To The Buddy Holly Cover "Rave On." The Group Were Actually At Their Best, Though, When Doing Softer, Melodic Pop Tunes. "Mr. Bojangles" Was A Deserved Huge Success In That Regard, But Nesmith's "Some Of Shelley's Blues" And Loggins' "House At Pooh Corner" Were Almost As Catchy And Appealing.” - Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide. more
	Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy Used - LP - LST 7642 1970 Textured Gatefold Original. Slight Edge Wear. “The First Album Issued By The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band After They Had Temporarily Disbanded In 1969, This Greatly Expanded Their Pop Audience, Due Primarily To The Top 10 Hit Cover Of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Mr. Bojangles" (Which Actually Wasn't A Hit Until Early 1971). The Group Moved Into A More Accessible Rock-Oriented Fusion Of Country, Bluegrass, Pop, And Rock & Roll, Relying Primarily On Smartly Chosen Covers Of Tunes By The Likes Of Walker, Mike Nesmith, Randy Newman, And Kenny Loggins. Few Bands Had Incorporated Instruments More Commonly Associated With Country And Bluegrass, Particularly Mandolin And Banjo, As Comfortably Into A Rock Setting Prior To This Release, And Their Well-Crafted Harmonies Help Put The Songs Over For Those Not-Steeped-In Backwoods Sounds. It Was An Extremely Diverse Program For A Country-Rock Album, Too, Moving From Rustic Instrumentals And Snippets Of Tapes Of Elderly Musicians Performing Rural Americana To The Buddy Holly Cover "Rave On." The Group Were Actually At Their Best, Though, When Doing Softer, Melodic Pop Tunes. "Mr. Bojangles" Was A Deserved Huge Success In That Regard, But Nesmith's "Some Of Shelley's Blues" And Loggins' "House At Pooh Corner" Were Almost As Catchy And Appealing.” Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide. more
	Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy New - LP - LST 7642 Sealed 1970 Textured Gatefold Original. Minor Edge Fray Where Shrink Was Torn. “The First Album Issued By The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band After They Had Temporarily Disbanded In 1969, This Greatly Expanded Their Pop Audience, Due Primarily To The Top 10 Hit Cover Of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Mr. Bojangles" (Which Actually Wasn't A Hit Until Early 1971). The Group Moved Into A More Accessible Rock-Oriented Fusion Of Country, Bluegrass, Pop, And Rock & Roll, Relying Primarily On Smartly Chosen Covers Of Tunes By The Likes Of Walker, Mike Nesmith, Randy Newman, And Kenny Loggins. Few Bands Had Incorporated Instruments More Commonly Associated With Country And Bluegrass, Particularly Mandolin And Banjo, As Comfortably Into A Rock Setting Prior To This Release, And Their Well-Crafted Harmonies Help Put The Songs Over For Those Not-Steeped-In Backwoods Sounds. It Was An Extremely Diverse Program For A Country-Rock Album, Too, Moving From Rustic Instrumentals And Snippets Of Tapes Of Elderly Musicians Performing Rural Americana To The Buddy Holly Cover "Rave On." The Group Were Actually At Their Best, Though, When Doing Softer, Melodic Pop Tunes. "Mr. Bojangles" Was A Deserved Huge Success In That Regard, But Nesmith's "Some Of Shelley's Blues" And Loggins' "House At Pooh Corner" Were Almost As Catchy And Appealing.” - Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide more
	Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy Used - LP - LST-7642 Hard To Find 1970 Promo Edition, Housed In A Thick Sturdy Photo-Album Style Cover With Carde De Vista Affixed To Front Cover. Includes: The Gatefold Album; A 10" 78 Rpm Shellac Of Mr. Bojangles; 7" 45 Rpm Single Of Mr. Bojangles; 7" 45 Rpm Interview Single; Extra Carde De Viste (CDV) Of Uncle Charlie; Four 8x10-inch Black & White Glossy Resin-Coated Photographs & The Publicity Sheets. Difficult To Find With The Complete Inventory. “The First Album Issued By The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band After They Had Temporarily Disbanded In 1969, This Greatly Expanded Their Pop Audience, Due Primarily To The Top 10 Hit Cover Of Jerry Jeff Walker's "Mr. Bojangles" (Which Actually Wasn't A Hit Until Early 1971). The Group Moved Into A More Accessible Rock-Oriented Fusion Of Country, Bluegrass, Pop, And Rock & Roll, Relying Primarily On Smartly Chosen Covers Of Tunes By The Likes Of Walker, Mike Nesmith, Randy Newman, And Kenny Loggins. Few Bands Had Incorporated Instruments More Commonly Associated With Country And Bluegrass, Particularly Mandolin And Banjo, As Comfortably Into A Rock Setting Prior To This Release, And Their Well-Crafted Harmonies Help Put The Songs Over For Those Not-Steeped-In Backwoods Sounds. It Was An Extremely Diverse Program For A Country-Rock Album, Too, Moving From Rustic Instrumentals And Snippets Of Tapes Of Elderly Musicians Performing Rural Americana To The Buddy Holly Cover "Rave On." The Group Were Actually At Their Best, Though, When Doing Softer, Melodic Pop Tunes. "Mr. Bojangles" Was A Deserved Huge Success In That Regard, But Nesmith's "Some Of Shelley's Blues" And Loggins' "House At Pooh Corner" Were Almost As Catchy And Appealing.” - Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide more
	Will The Circle Be Unbroken New - LP - UAS 1198 Sealed Deep Groove, Heavy Vinyl 3LP Triple Gatefold Original Featuring A Host Of Great Artists, Small CC. Features Norman Blake, Earl Scruggs, Doc Watson, Vassar Clements And Many Others. A Brilliant 5 Star Merger Of Rock And Country! more
	Workin' Band New - LP - 25722 Sealed 1988 Vinyl Rarity With Custom Hype Sticker And Gold Promo Stamp On The Cover. First Copy We Have Had In Stock In Ten Years! more
	Workin' Band Used - LP - 1-25722 Hard To Find 1988 Vinyl. more