DON MCLEAN “SAME” STILL SEALED FROM 1972 GREAT LP

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DON MCLEAN “Same” (U.S. United Artists Records label, pressed in 1972 (original pressing)SEALED/VG+, cut corner. Some very minor mildew is trapped under the shrink that will be easily removed once you open it…not a big deal. Great lp! OK, so you’ve just recorded the most fascinating song of the decade, and made it into a sensation. Now what? Well, if you’re smart, you won’t try to do the same thing on your next album, and that just might be the key to the success of this fine album. Here you have 10 excellent songs, performed very well, by a very gifted singer. It didn’t sell a lot of copies, but I’m sure it gave McLean a great deal of peace of mind, and allowed him the chance to do something besides sing “American Pie” for the rest of his life. Too bad the rest of the country, especially his record label and management didn’t catch on to what a special talent he was. Check this album out, and you’ll find that McLean’s talent runs quite deep indeed.
Contains these songs:
Side 1: Dreidel, Bronco Bill’s Lament; Oh My What A Shame; If We Try; The More You Pay (The More It’s Worth).
Side 2: Narcisissma; Falling Through Time; On The Amazon; Birthday Song; The Pride Parade.