And my son has never seen a cassette tape...

[jadedmusings]

Packing up some of my Dad's old LPs tomorrow and so I went through them tonight to finally get an idea of what I had. For a few of these I wish I still had a working record player since I was raised on some of these LPs. Anyway, I wanted to make a list and put it up here for me to refer to later.

Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
Sonny & Cher - The Two of Us
Cher (Self-titled as far as I can tell.)
Kenny Rodgers & The First Edition Greatest Hits
Neil Diamond - Double Gold
The Righteous Brothers Greatest Hits
Tammy Wynette - Tammy's Greatest Hits
Johnny Rivers - Golden Hits
Jerry Lee Lewis - The "Killer" Rocks On
Simon & Garfunkel - Sounds of Silence
Simon & Garfunkel - Greatest Hits
John Denver's Greatest Hits
Anne Murray - Snowbird
Merle Haggard - Keep Movin' On
Marty Robbins' All-Time Greatest Hits
Lynn Anderson - Cry
Charlie Rich - Behind Closed Doors
The Very Best of Hank Williams
Conway Twitty - I Can't Stop Loving You
Johnny Horton's Greatest Hits
Donna Fargo - The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A.
Peter, Paul and Mary - (Ten) Years Together
Bobby Vinton's Greatest Hits
Skeeter Davis - The Hillbilly Singer

And a few compilations which include:
American Graffiti (41 Original Hits From the Soundtrack)
Dick Clark's 20 Years of Rock N' Roll (1973)
20 Years of #1 Hits (Columbia 1973)
Love Songs for a Late Evening
Queens of Country
Golden Classics 42
In the Wee Small Hours (another love song collection)