Vintage Lester Flatt Kentucky Ridgerunner 12" Vinyl LP 1969 RCA Victor Country

Vintage 1969 album "Kentucky Ridgerunner," a bluegrass and country LP by Lester Flatt on RCA Victor Records with English-language vocals.

12" black vinyl record, 33 RPM stereo LP with orange RCA Victor dynaflex center labels reading "Kentucky Ridgerunner" and "Lester Flatt" plus catalog number LSP-4633 with side designations APRS-1852 and APRS-1853, housed in its original cardboard sleeve featuring a painted portrait of Lester Flatt holding an acoustic guitar with a rustic cabin, rainbow, and a woman in profile in the background.

Front cover artwork also prints the Kentucky Ridgerunner album title, RCA and Victor stereo logos, and a song list including "Is Anybody Goin' North to Cincinnati?" and "The Martha White Theme," while the back cover presents a monochrome illustration of country cabins with complete track listings, musician credits, and production notes for this RCA dynaflex stereo release produced by Bob Ferguson and made in the U.S.A.

Tracklist Side One: Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms; You're Still Mine Tonight; Backin' To Birmingham; I'll Be Over You; Flatt Lonesome.

Tracklist Side Two: Kentucky Ridgerunner; Jesus Gold; Up A Creek Without A Paddle; Is Anybody Goin' North To Cincinnati?; The Martha White Theme.

Label and sleeve credits highlight Lester Flatt as leader and guitarist with supporting musicians on banjo, dobro, fiddle, mandolin, bass, piano, drums, and electric guitar, along with recording engineer and studio acknowledgments, RCA copyright information, and liner notes describing Flatt's bluegrass and country style; see jacket, label, and inner-sleeve photos for complete artwork and credits.

Record is stored in its original RCA dynaflex branded paper inner sleeve, printed with product information about the lightweight dynaflex format and RCA Records logos, providing period-correct storage and protection for the vinyl inside the outer jacket.