1971 AFRTS Country Conway Twitty George Jones Armed Forces Transcription LP
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Description
AFRTS RL 41‑1 mono transcription disc featuring two sides of early 1970s country tracks, pressed exclusively for U.S. military broadcast. Side A includes “There’s a Whole Lot About a Woman (A Man Don’t Know)” and “How Much More Can She Stand.” Side B features “They’re Stepping All Over My Heart” and “Gypsy Feet.” Non‑commercial pressing, not sold to the public.
SIDE A – W‑2603 / Mono Extra / RL 41‑1 -There’s a Whole Lot About a Woman (A Man Don’t Know) -There’s Something About a Lady -Love Has to Die All by Itself -Sometimes You Just Can’t Win -How Much More Can She Stand -Chip ’n’ Dale’s Place -One More Time Dead Wax: W‑2603 / RL‑41‑1 / 1‑T‑CG
SIDE B – W‑2604 / Mono Extra / RL 41‑1 -They’re Stepping All Over My Heart -Hitting the Bottle – Missing You -I Forgot to Live Today -Everybody Knows -A Good Man -Step Aside -Gypsy Feet Dead Wax: W‑2604 / RL‑43‑1 / 1‑T‑CG
Format: 12‑inch, 33 RPM, Mono transcription disc Label: AFRTS / American Forces Radio and Television Service Sleeve: Generic paper sleeve with matching handwritten “398”
VG+ grading estimate based on personal assessment from visual inspection and test play on a portable turntable; plays flat with minor tonearm movement observed on test deck, likely turntable‑related, with no audible distortion. Audible tonearm vibration noted on Side A during playback, output unaffected. Playback is clean with light background crackle and occasional pop, no skips. Vinyl surface shows light scratches and scuffs consistent with age and handling. Sleeve is solid with typical archival wear including staining, wrinkles, creases, and small edge tears, and may display other signs of age such as light surface wear, sleeve wear, or label marks. Actual playback experience may vary depending on equipment; please review all photos for an accurate view of condition. Sold as‑is.
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