Boston Pops Arthur Fiedler Tenderly LP Record 1965 RCA Victor Dynagroove

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Case Type: Cardboard Sleeve Artist: Boston Pops Orchestra Material: Vinyl Unit Type: Unit Format: Record Release Title: Tenderly Record Size: 12" Record Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Number of Audio Channels: Stereo Genre: Classical Pop Speed: 33 RPM Sleeve Grading: Very Good Plus (VG+) Language: English Release Year: 1965 Features: Dynagroove Recording Style: Orchestral Record Label: RCA Victor Red Seal Edition: Stereo Dynagroove Pressing Era: 1960s Catalog Number: LSC-2798 Type: LP California Prop 65 Warning: No Country of Origin: USA Inlay Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

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Boston Pops Arthur Fiedler Tenderly LP Record 1965 RCA Victor Dynagroove. This pressing is a Dynagroove recording, a hallmark of RCA Victor's mid-1960s releases, designed to provide enhanced sound clarity and reduced surface noise. The sleeve features the iconic RCA Victor "His Master's Voice" logo and a charming cover image of a woman holding a cat, emphasizing the tender mood of the music. Buy 2 Records, Get 2 FREE ? Add 4 Records, to your cart from store. Mix & Match. Extra 50% off When You Buy 3 or more items From Store Tenderly is a classic orchestral album by the Boston Pops Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fiedler, released in 1965 on the RCA Victor Red Seal label. This LP features a collection of romantic and nostalgic pop standards and show tunes, including standout tracks like "Tenderly," "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," "Vienna, City of My Dreams," and "September Song." The album is notable for its lush symphonic arrangements and the warm, inviting sound typical of Fiedler's direction. This pressing is a Dynagroove recording, a hallmark of RCA Victor's mid-1960s releases, designed to provide enhanced sound clarity and reduced surface noise. The vinyl is a 12-inch LP with a speed of 33 RPM, offering a rich listening experience with the full orchestral depth of the Boston Pops. The catalog numbers LM-2798 (Mono) and LSC-2798 (Stereo) indicate it was issued in both formats, with this listing corresponding to the stereo version. The sleeve features the iconic RCA Victor "His Master's Voice" logo and a charming cover image of a woman holding a cat, emphasizing the tender mood of the music. This release is a desirable find for collectors of orchestral pop and classic vinyl LPs.