Hank Snow – Heartbreak Trail LP Record 1965 RCA Victor Country Stereo 33 RPM

$ 4.1

Artist: Hank Snow Number of Audio Channels: Stereo Material: Vinyl Catalog Number: LSP-3471 Case Type: Cardboard Sleeve Inlay Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Release Year: 1965 Features: Dynagroove Recording Release Title: Heartbreak Trail A Tribute to the Sons of the Pioneers Record Label: RCA Victor Style: Traditional Country Type: LP Producer: Chet Atkins Record Size: 12 Edition: Stereo Sleeve Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Vinyl Matrix Number: LSP-3471 Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Language: English Format: Record Country of Origin: US Speed: 33⅓ RPM Era: 1960s Record Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Genre: Country Unit Type: Unit

Description

Hank Snow – Heartbreak Trail LP Record 1965 RCA Victor Country Stereo 33 RPM. This Stereo Dynagroove recording (LSP-3471) captures the warmth and clarity characteristic of mid-60s country music. Immerse yourself in the timeless sound of Hank Snow with "Heartbreak Trail: A Tribute to the Sons of the Pioneers," a captivating LP released in 1965 on the esteemed RCA Victor label. This classic country album, produced by the legendary Chet Atkins, showcases Snow's masterful interpretations of beloved Western standards, paying homage to the iconic Sons of the Pioneers. Recorded in RCA Victor's renowned "Nashville Sound" Studio, the album features superb vocal accompaniment by The Jordanaires and arrangements by Anita Kerr, ensuring a rich and authentic listening experience. This Stereo Dynagroove recording (LSP-3471) captures the warmth and clarity characteristic of mid-60s country music. This 33⅓ RPM, 12-inch vinyl LP is a must-have for collectors of vintage country and Western music. Key tracks include "Tear Drops In My Heart," "Cool Water," "Tumbling Tumbleweeds," "Chant Of The Wanderer," and "The Wayward Wind," among others. The album's original release year of 1965 makes it a significant piece for fans of Hank Snow's extensive discography and the golden era of country music. Its detailed production notes, including the involvement of Chet Atkins and The Jordanaires, highlight its collectible appeal. This record offers a nostalgic journey through the heart of American Western music.