Genre - Rock, Funk / Soul, Blues, Pop
The Righteous Brothers - The History Of The Righteous Brothers (LP) (Very Good Plus (VG+))
The Righteous Brothers – The History Of The Righteous Brothers
LP, Compilation | MGM Records | Cat. No. SE-4885 | US | 1972
Ten essential tracks from one of the greatest blue-eyed soul duos in pop history — Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield at their most powerful. Drawn from their Verve catalogue, this MGM compilation covers the full arc of their peak years: from the Phil Spector-produced You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' (widely considered one of the greatest pop singles ever recorded) and Unchained Melody to You're My Soul And Inspiration, Ebb Tide, Georgia On My Mind, and You'll Never Walk Alone. Produced by Phil Spector and Bill Medley. A clean VG+ copy of a well-loved record.
Condition
- Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) — plays cleanly with minimal surface noise
- Sleeve: Very Good (VG) — solid shape overall
Tracklist
Side A
A1. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' (3:50)
A2. Ebb Tide (2:46)
A3. Just Once In My Life (3:55)
A4. Stagger Lee (2:31)
A5. Let The Good Times Roll (2:08)
Side B
B1. Little Latin Lupe Lu (2:10)
B2. You're My Soul And Inspiration (3:01)
B3. Georgia On My Mind (2:37)
B4. You'll Never Walk Alone (2:18)
B5. Unchained Melody (3:35)
Credits
Producers: Phil Spector, Bill Medley
Liner Notes: Richard Oliver
Details
- Format: LP, Compilation
- Label: MGM Records
- Catalog No.: SE-4885
- Country: US
- Released: 1972
- Weight: 230 g
- Compiled from Verve albums V6-5004, V6-5020, V6-5058, V6-5071
- Matrix A: SE4885 MGS3028
- Matrix B: SE4885 MGS3029
- Rights: BMI / ASCAP
- Style: Blue-Eyed Soul, Vocal Pop, R&B
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we're happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
The Righteous Brothers – The History Of The Righteous Brothers
LP, Compilation | MGM Records | Cat. No. SE-4885 | US | 1972
Ten essential tracks from one of the greatest blue-eyed soul duos in pop history — Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield at their most powerful. Drawn from their Verve catalogue, this MGM compilation covers the full arc of their peak years: from the Phil Spector-produced You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' (widely considered one of the greatest pop singles ever recorded) and Unchained Melody to You're My Soul And Inspiration, Ebb Tide, Georgia On My Mind, and You'll Never Walk Alone. Produced by Phil Spector and Bill Medley. A clean VG+ copy of a well-loved record.
Condition
- Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) — plays cleanly with minimal surface noise
- Sleeve: Very Good (VG) — solid shape overall
Tracklist
Side A
A1. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' (3:50)
A2. Ebb Tide (2:46)
A3. Just Once In My Life (3:55)
A4. Stagger Lee (2:31)
A5. Let The Good Times Roll (2:08)
Side B
B1. Little Latin Lupe Lu (2:10)
B2. You're My Soul And Inspiration (3:01)
B3. Georgia On My Mind (2:37)
B4. You'll Never Walk Alone (2:18)
B5. Unchained Melody (3:35)
Credits
Producers: Phil Spector, Bill Medley
Liner Notes: Richard Oliver
Details
- Format: LP, Compilation
- Label: MGM Records
- Catalog No.: SE-4885
- Country: US
- Released: 1972
- Weight: 230 g
- Compiled from Verve albums V6-5004, V6-5020, V6-5058, V6-5071
- Matrix A: SE4885 MGS3028
- Matrix B: SE4885 MGS3029
- Rights: BMI / ASCAP
- Style: Blue-Eyed Soul, Vocal Pop, R&B
Individual listing photos are being updated as we work through our full inventory. In the meantime, actual photos of this specific item are available upon request before purchase — we're happy to share them.
As with all vintage records, minor signs of age and handling are to be expected and are reflected in the grading above.
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