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Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc
Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc

Janice Stevens 1970s Gospel LP Shrink Wrap Benson Janice Rare Southwestern Okc

$ 9.39

  • Artist: janice stevens
  • Case Type: Cardboard Sleeve
  • Edition: First Pressing
  • Era: 1970s
  • Format: Record
  • Genre: Gospel
  • Material: Vinyl
  • Producer: larry benson
  • Record Grading: Excellent (EX)
  • Record Label: benson sound
  • Record Size: 12"
  • Release Title: janice
  • Release Year: 1970s
  • Sleeve Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+)
  • Style: Christian
  • Type: LP

Description

This rare 1970s gospel LP by Janice Stevens is a must-have for any collector. The vinyl record, produced by Larry Benson and released under Benson Sound, comes in a cardboard sleeve and is a first pressing. The record grading is Excellent (EX) while the sleeve grading is Very Good Plus (VG+). The LP features a unique blend of Christian music, with a focus on the Southwestern style. The record size is 12" and the release year is in the 1970s. This item is perfect for those interested in vinyl records and gospel music. Country gospel singer Janice Stevens made the trip from Antioch, California back east to Oklahoma City, where the Benson studios gave her some pretty decent backing... The album opens with a rollicking, pure country arrangement of "Oh, What A Happy Day," and even on some of the sleepier tracks there's plenty of satisfying pedal steel, courtesy of Doug Campbell, and lead guitar by Charlie Arthur. Sometimes the backing has a lax, indifferent feel, and it has to be admitted that even with her Donna Fargo-esque country influences, Ms. Stevens wasn't always in top form as a vocalist -- keeping the beat was a particular challenge -- but there are hints of a stronger potential. Certainly if given more studio time, she could have held her own as a secular country singer. Not dazzling, by any means, but there are some nice moments. Rare htf oklahoma city oklahoma Southwestern College and Antioch California related. Album is still in original shrink wrap but opened. Slight use on back cover of lp. Please visit our store for other selections we combine shipping!!