David Allan Coe X-rated LP "Nothing sacred" 1979. Mint
  $   50

 


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Sep 27, 2008 Sold Date
Sep 20, 2008 Start Date
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 I found this record among very clean records, that I bought from couple, that bought them while being college students in 70s.  Record is mint.
David Allan Coe may be the most controversial musician in country music history. Not even Western Swing pioneer Spade Cooley, who was convicted of murdering his wife as their daughter watched, has received as much notorious press as Coe.

Prison time. Tattoos and scars. Motorcycle gangs. Cheatin' songs, drinkin' songs and a famously nasty attitude long ago marked Coe as country's outlaw.

Oh, and then there's the matter of a pair of X-rated albums that he released in the mid '70's, "Underground" and "Nothing Sacred."

They were sold exclusively via the back pages of Easyriders magazine, a bikers publication

Rare, especially in this condition.

Shipping about 5$ or less.



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