This is a Black, Stereo, Used Vinyl LP released in US in 1972 as Dot Records - DOS-26000
Album Cover: VG - Corner rounding and fraying, light ring wear, light edge fraying, foxing on back, structurally sound.
Inner Sleeve Original generic, center bottom split.
LP: VG+ - Shows a little light scuffing and hairlines, but generally glossy, scratch and blemish free.
Album is visually graded according to Goldmine standards. Grading remains a subjective process so please review the descriptions
Donna Fargo - The Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A.
A1. The Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A. (2:29) A2. Manhattan, Kansas (2:38) A3. The Awareness Of Nothing (3:32) A4. Funny Face (2:46) A5. A Little Somethin' (To Hang On To) (2:25) B1. Daddy Dumplin' (2:24) B2. How Close You Come (To Being Gone) (3:12) B3. Society's Got Us (2:43) B4. It Would Have Been Just Perfect (2:55) B5. Johnny B. Goode (2:48)
