The Amazing Rhythm Aces Too Stuffed to Jump Vinyl LP 1976 ABCD-940
The Amazing Rhythm Aces Too Stuffed to Jump Vinyl LP 1976 ABCD-940
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Bring classic 1970s country rock and Southern roots music to your vinyl collection with The Amazing Rhythm Aces’ Too Stuffed to Jump, released in 1976 by ABC Records. The band’s second studio album blends country rock, Southern rock, blues, and Americana, showcasing the distinctive vocals of Russell Smith and the group’s relaxed, roots-oriented sound. Produced and engineered by Barry “Byrd” Burton for Southern Rooster Productions, the album includes “Typical American Boy,” “If I Just Knew What to Say,” “The End Is Not in Sight (The Cowboy Tune),” “Same Ole’ Me,” and “These Dreams of Losing You.” This vintage 33⅓ RPM stereo LP features the colorful ABC Records label and is an original-period release from the height of the band’s 1970s recording career. A great addition for collectors of The Amazing Rhythm Aces, vintage country rock, Southern rock, Americana, and ABC Records vinyl.
Dimensions:
Sleeve: 13” x 13”
Record: 12” D
Year: 1976
Label: ABC Records
**Catalog #: ABCD-940
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