BOBBY BARE
"I NEED SOME GOOD NEWS BAD"
Superb ORIGINAL Country Classic Lp

This is the Original 1971 US Mercurys Stereo Release sr 61342

EXTREMELY RARE TEST Pressing
MINT CONDITION~NEVER PLAYED

VINYL CONDITION : MINT (Super Clean)

Beautiful Gloss and No groovewear

COVER: Mercury Plain White Generic Test Press Cover

As the '60s progressed, Bare continued to blur the lines between country and folk, as he was influenced by songwriters like Bob Dylan, recording material by Dylan and several of his contemporaries. Not only did he explore American folk, but Bare traveled to England, where he was popular. In 1968, he recorded an album with a Liverpool country band called the Hillsiders (The English Country Side), which signaled his artistic drive.
Bare switched record labels in 1970, signing with Mercury Records. He stayed at the label for two years, producing a string of Top Ten hits, including "How I Got to Memphis," "Please Don't Tell Me How the Story Ends," and "Come Sundown." Bid with confidence. See seller’s feedback and other Quality Top Vinyl Lp Auctions (Many Rare Sealed, Promos, Test Pressings)

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