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Bring It Back Alive
New - LP - AL13 8114
Sealed 1978 2LP Gatefold. CC (Not Shown).
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Bring It Back Alive
New - LP - AL 8300
Sealed 1978 2LP Gatefold Original. Cut Corner.
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Bring It Back Alive
Used - LP - AL 8300
1978 2LP Blue Label Gatefold Original With MFG By RCA Music Service Printed On Back And Labels. Both LPs Appears Glossy, Unplayed. Mastered At Sterling Sound.
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Ghost Riders
New - LP - AL 9542
Sealed 1980 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. CC.
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Ghost Riders
Used - LP - AL 9542
1980 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. Shrink Wrap Intact. Appears Glossy, Unplayed.
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Greatest Hits Of The Outlaws
Used - LP - AL 9614
1982 8 Track Compilation With Custom Hype Sticker On Front Cover And Gold Promo Stamp On Back Cover. CC. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve. Appears Unplayed.
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Greatest Hits Of The Outlaws
New - LP - AL8-8134
Sealed, Tough To Find 1980 8 Song Compilation With Custom Inner Sleeve.
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Greatest Hits Of The Outlaws High Tides Forever
Used - LP - AL 9614
NM- 1980 8 Song Compilation With Custom Inner Sleeve. Monarch Pressing With Grey/Blue Arista Labels.
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Hurry Sundown
New - LP - AL 4135
Sealed 1977 Original, CC.
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Hurry Sundown
New - LP - AB 4135
Sealed 1977 Original. Clean Cut Out Hole.
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In The Eye Of The Storm
New - LP - AL 9507
Sealed 1979 Original, CC.
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In The Eye Of The Storm
Used - LP - AL 9507
1979 RCA Record Club Edition With Custom Inner Sleeve And Shrink Wrap Intact. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. 1A/1B Indianapolis Stampers.
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Lady In Waiting
New - LP - AL 4070
Sealed 1976 Gatefold Original. Includes The Classics "Breaker, Breaker" And "Stick Around For Rock & Roll." Clean Cut Out Hole.
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Lady In Waiting
Used - LP - AL 4070
1976 White Label Promo Rarity Housed In A Textured Gatefold Jacket. Includes The Classics "Breaker, Breaker" And "Stick Around For Rock & Roll." Clean COH. Glossy, Unplayed Condition.
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Lady In Waiting
New - LP - AB 4070
Sealed 1976 Gatefold. Includes The Classics "Breaker, Breaker" And "Stick Around For Rock & Roll."
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Lady In Waiting
Used - LP - AL 4070
1976 US Textured Gatefold Original, Terre Haute Press. Includes The Classics "Breaker, Breaker" And "Stick Around For Rock & Roll." Glossy EX Vinyl, Light Jacket Wear.
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Los Hombres Malo
New - LP - AL 9584
Sealed 1982 Original With Custom Song Sticker On Shrink.
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Outlaws
Audiophile - LP - SD 16617
Factory Sealed Half-Speed Mastered, Gatefold Cover. Pristine Copy.
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Outlaws
Audiophile - LP - SD 16617
Rare Half-Speed Master, Housed In A Gatefold Cover. Unplayed Condition. "By The Mid-'70s, Southern Bands Seemed Be Making A Last Stand For Rock & Roll, With Two And Three Guitar Lineups And Not A Keyboard In Sight. The Outlaws' Self-Titled Debut Was Released In 1975, A Few Years After The Allman Brothers Band's Greatest Glories And A Couple Of Years Before The Untimely Demise Of The Original Lynyrd Skynyrd. The Outlaws Latched Onto Their Southern Heritage By Way Of Florida, Threw In Some Harmony By Way Of The Eagles, And Then Wrote A Number Of Songs That Played To Their Strengths. The Result Was -- And Is -- A Good Classic Rock & Roll Album. Several Of The Outlaws' Best Songs Are Present Here, Including "There Goes Another Love Song," "Green Grass And High Tides," And "Song For You." Hughie Thomasson Only Sings Lead On These Three Songs, But Since Two Of Them Were The Best-Known Outlaw Songs, It Is His Voice That Is Most Associated With The Band. It's Fun To Hear Cuts Like "Song For You" And "Knoxville Girl," Which Never Received A Lot Of Radio Play. "Keep Prayin'," Sung By Henry Paul And Billy Jones, Is A Fine Piece Of Southern Boogie With High Soaring Harmony On The Chorus. Although "Green Grass And High Tides" Has Been Played A Million And Six Times On Album-Oriented Rock Stations, It Nonetheless Deserves Mention. Created In The Tradition Of The Allman Brothers Band's "Dreams" And Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird," The Song Still Sounds Fresh In The Context Of The Album, And Doesn't Feel Long At Its Nearly Ten-Minute Length. The Outlaws' Debut Blew A Fresh Blast Of Rock & Roll Onto A Scene Increasingly Dominated By Synthesizers And Dance Music. It Will Leave The Listener Singing Along And Dreaming About The Good Ol' Days." Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr., AMG.
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Outlaws
New - LP - AL 4042
Sealed 1975 Gatefold Original.
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Outlaws
Used - LP - AL 4042
1975 Gatefold Original. Textured Cover.
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Outlaws
Used - LP - AL 4042
Clean 1977 Black Label In Gatefold. Recorded at Elektra Sound Recorders, L.A., March 1975. Contains The Monster Hits "There Goes Another Love Song" & "Green Grass & High Tides".
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Playin' To Win
Used - LP - AB 4205
1978 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve And Shrink Wrap Intact. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. An Early Mutt Lange Production. RCA Music Services Printed On Back Cover.
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Playin' To Win
Used - LP - AB 4205
1978 Original All Disc Pressing, Saw Cut. Glossy Vinyl. Includes Original Custom Inner Sleeve & And "Outlaws T-Shirt" Mailing List Insert. Still In Shrink With Custom Hype Sticker. An Early Mutt Lange Production. Old Store Price Sticker On Hype Sticker. "The Outlaws' 1978 Album Playin' To Win Marked A Significant Change In Musical Direction Almost Certainly Due, In Large Part, To Up-And-Coming Producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange. The Florida-Based Southern Rockers Had Just Come Off The Live Album Bring It Back Alive Early That Year, And Concert Albums Quite Often Preface A Change In A Band's Style. Lange Made Playin' To Win A Much Slicker Sounding Record Than The Outlaws' First Three Studio Albums. This Was Also The First Studio Album Without Vocalist/Guitarist Henry Paul, Who Was Directly Responsible For The Traditional Country Elements In The Outlaws' Original Sound. He'd Been Replaced By Freddie Salem On Bring It Back Alive. The Majority Of The Songs Were Still Largely Contributed By Vocalists/Guitarists Hughie Thomasson And Billy Jones, And The Guitar And Vocal Harmonies Are Still Intact, But Lange's Production Smoothes Some Of The Edges Too Much, Robbing The Outlaws Of A Bit Of Their Rough-Hewn Charm. "Take It Anyway You Want It" Immediately Announces The Outlaws' New, Lightly Polished Sound. "Cry Some More" Verges On Bouncy Pop At Times, But The Guitar Work Provides Some Bite. The Anthem "You Are The Show" Is Bookended By Moody Guitar Parts. Jones' "If Dreams Came True" Is Gentle And Lush, And The Soft Percussion Work Is Fascinating. "A Real Good Feelin'" Is Easygoing Country/Pop, And Thomasson Adds Pedal Steel Fills. Salem's Dramatic Ballad "Falling Rain" Proves He's A Fully Integrated Into The Band. Playin' To Win Ends With An Excellent Cover Of The Sutherland Brothers And Quiver's "Dirty City." It Starts Off Slyly Funky And Turns Into A Guitar Workout Jam." AMG Review By Bret Adams.
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Playin' To Win
New - LP - AB 4205
Sealed 1978 Original With Custom Song Hype Sticker, Cut Corner. An Early Mutt Lange Production.
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