Earl Grant, "Ebb Tide and Other Instrumental Favorites," framed album artwork. Released in 1961 by Decca Records.
Earl Grant (January 20, 1931-1970) was born in Idabel, Oklahoma, where he attended music schools, eventually becoming a music teacher and performer. In 1957 he signed with Decca Records and had a #7 Billboard hit with "The End." His 1961 album "Ebb Tide" also charted to #7. His last album was released in 1969; he died in a car accident in 1970 at the age of 39.
Record is included but not assessed for condition. Consider also displaying the reverse or interior (if applicable) album art; we will frame the front artwork unless we believe the reverse to display more attractively. Fine condition, note some cover discoloration, markings and/or wear and tear; these inform the vintage quality of the display.
Quality framed in wood with non-glare UV protection glass; choose from black, faux walnut, brushed gold and brushed silver wood frame color options. All frames are of the same dimensions for 12" LP album. We will contact you for your framing selection. Also rectangular "gatefold" framing of interior artwork is available.
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