1972 Renfro Valley Kentucky Chris Robbins Vinyl LP Record VG+

Description: Yes we combine shipping for multiple purchases.Add multiple items to your cart and the combined shipping total will automatically be calculated. 1972 Renfro Valley Kentucky Chris Robbins Vinyl LP Record VG+ Vinyl / Jacket Grade per Goldmine Standard: VG+ / VG+ SIDE I1.JUNE—3:04S. D. Cornette2.THERE’S GOT TO BE A BETTER WAY—3:34Chris Robbins/R. Arvin3.LOVING HER WAS EASIER (Than AnythingI’ll Ever Do Again)—3:32Kris Kristofferson4.WHY ME LORD—3:40Kris KristoffersonSIDE II1.TRAVELING CLOTH’S—2:32Chris Robbins/R. Arvin2.THEY CALL THE WIND MARIA—2:21Frederick Loewe/Alan Jay Lerner3.WEARY OLD MAN—2:59S. D. Cornette4.MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY—3:06Hank CochranThe exact date slips my mind, but it was half dozen years ago on a Saturday night on stage at thefamous Renfro Valley Barndance in Renfro Valley, Kentucky, that I had my first opportunity to intro-duce my good friend Chris Robbins to a country music audience. Chris at the time was a disen-chanted rock performer who was trying desperately to find his way back home, home to the kindof music he loved the best. Tho Chris had grown up within the shadows of the “big old barn” atRenfro Valley, this would be his first appearance on its famous stage. Chris was well known how-ever, to the local folks up and down Renfro and Copper creeks due to the many “church meetin”singings that he had done (and still does) with his Baptist preaching father. Chris had just turnedtwenty years of age at the time, having been born in 1952 in nearby Berea, Kentucky, home townof the late and great Red Foley. And now he was about to step to a mike in the exact spot whereRed had stood so many times in his early career. I was to learn all of this about Chris Robbins later.On this night I was just told that our “guest” would be a local boy from over the hill at CopperCreek, named Chris Robbins and that’s just about all he had for an introduction. The six yearssince that time, however has changed all that. I have been around to see many good things hap-pen to Chris. It was just a few short weeks following that first guest appearance that Chris becamea regular on the Renfro Valley show. His personal appearances out of Renfro Valley and with vari-ous opry groups takes him into more states each year. Chris is featured each week on the RenfroValley Sunday Morning Gatherin’, the second oldest continuous radio program in the nation andheard over a total of 85 radio stations each Sunday. Chris travels with his own band the “COM-MODORES” a fine Country-Rock group from Lexington, Kentucky, and now from Royal AmericanRecords a new Chris Robbins album. So once again I’m proud to say “Friends, here is a youngman I think you are going to like” from Copper Creek, Kentucky, his name is Chris Robbins.Pete Stamper® ROYAL AMERICAN RECORDS INC., Nash., Tenn., U.S.A., 1972Producer: Louis Owens lp3665-P-ELR1

Price: 22.02 USD

Location: Kingsport, Tennessee

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