Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
Sleeve Condition: Good Plus (G+)

 

Notes:

Repress probably from 1968-71 as back cover has artwork "Decca Stereo Records ... On Stereo Phonographs." in a small typeface and "DECCA Records, A Division of MCA Inc., New York, N.Y., USA" in a larger bold typeface, that came into use after Decca stopped issueing mono albums in 1968.
The labels would normally look like as in images 4 and 5.
The label in image 3 is from a "misprint" pressing somewhere in 1970 (based on the inner sleeve). It lists "long play 33⅓" on top of the label in blue and "stereo" above the colorbar on the right.

 

A1. I Get The Fever 2:06
A2. The Tip Of My Fingers 2:29
A3. Bright Lights And Country Music 2:35
A4. Mama Sang A Song 3:27
A5. Easy Come Easy Go 2:03
A6. Still 2:45
B1. I Love You Drops 2:45
B2. 8 X 10 2:48
B3. Po' Folks 2:50
B4. Five Little Fingers 3:00
B5. Three A.M. 2:30
B6. Golden Guitar 4:13

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout 7-10814
Matrix / Runout 7 10814 3 2
Matrix / Runout 7-10815♦
Matrix / Runout 7 10815 6 2
Rights Society BMI
Matrix / Runout 7 10815 A 2

 

Pressed By MCA Pressing Plant, Pinckneyville

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