🔥 Peat Oden - The Country Gentleman By Request (3 Autographed Vinyl’s) Rare🔥

Description: Extremely Rare All 3 albums are autographed… You get all 3 Only 4 on DisCogs census Description of album per slipcue.com: “Throughout the 1970s, Oregon country crooner and radio deejay Charles "Peat" Oden (1929-2017) an old-timer who played local shows around the North Bend/Coos Bay area... He recorded at least one single as early as 1971 ("Shootin' The Bull/Headin' Home" on Pampa Records, a label in Bakersfield) as well as this album, released sometime later in the decade. I couldn't find much info about him, though -- he wrote some of his own material, but mainly played cover songs, and was also, I believe, an enthusiast of historical railroad preservation... This album is mostly cover songs, including a duet version of "Jackson," sung with a gal named Charlotte Diane Oden, who I think was his daughter. Also included are a couple of his own originals, "Layin' Em Down" and "Wandering,"which fit in nicely with his covers of oldies like "Six Days On The Road" and "White Lightning" (an album highlight) as well as a slew of newer tunes, such as "Easy Lovin'," "Green Green Grass Of Home," "Me And Bobbie McGee," "Proud Mary" and "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town." In all honesty, the performances are a little shaky, but sincere as can be... a good snapshot of an unpretentious, middle-aged local country singer having fun with a few favorite songs. [Also worth noting: the liner notes were written by fellow country singer Tide Carwright, who played bass in Oden's band, The Country Gentlemen, back in the late 1960s; he mentions that Mr. Oden was also a radio station music director, but doesn't say where..” See pics for condition Shipped securely within 48 hours of purchase

Price: 75 USD

Location: Hendersonville, Tennessee

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