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James Thurston Nabors was an American actor, singer, and comedian. "The Complete Columbia Christmas Recordings" combines Jim Nabors' two holiday albums for Columbia – 1967's Jim Nabors' Christmas Album and 1972's Merry Christmas – adding a couple of seasonal religious tunes from 1968's The Lord's Prayer & Other Sacred Songs and 1971's How Great Thou Art for good measure (as it happens, these bonus cuts include two different versions of "Ave Maria." Of the two albums, the 1967 set is slightly stuffier – there's a reliance on old-fashioned carols and the string arrangements are a bit stiff – but 1971 conjures just a bit of the spirit of Hollywood holiday specials, its strings feeling slightly snazzy, not starchy. His sensibility belongs in an era that was bypassed when these records were recorded, so this release functions as dual nostalgia: pining for pining for days of Christmas past.

This recording is part of a Classic Records Deluxe 1S Edition Box Set of RCA Living Stereo "Shaded Dog" releases.

is the first album by Heads Hands & Feet, featuring the signature song "Country Boy".

is the second album by The Replacements. It was recorded from October 1982 to January 1983 at Blackberry Way Studios, and at Stark/Mudge Mobile Unit warehouse, Roseville, Minnesota (or as the liner notes put it, "at a warehouse in some godawful suburb north of Mpls").

has historically been the most highly sought after of the RCA Living Stereo releases.

is a 1972 live triple album of performances by the Grateful Dead, recorded during their tour of Western Europe in early 1972.

Just A Poke is the 1970 album by American psychedelic band Sweet Smoke. By the time they began as a band, they decided to move to (West) Germany and attempt to make a name for themselves, which allowed them to be called a Krautrock band. This is a hi-res vinyl rip done in 24-bit/96kHz and comes from the German pressing.

The Empyrean is the 2009 album by American rock guitarist John Frusciante, known as a member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. This is a vinyl rip done in 24-bit/96 kHZ. This was released by Record Collection.