Description STARTING At Only $10.00 FREE SHIPPING in U.S. only if you use "BUY IT NOW" This is for an Extremely rare, and hard to get because of high prices, this is a early original first pressing first release Double album (LP) titled "AN ANTHOLOGY" by Duane Allman. Duane was Greg Allman's brother, and co-founder of The Allman Brothers, who died in a tragic Motorcycle crash just after the release of this LP set. The LP cover is marked "2CP-0108" and songs include: SIDE ONE:B.B. King medleyHey JudeRoad of loveGoin' down slow SIDE TWO;The weightGames people playShake for meLoan me a dimeRollin' stone SIDE THREE:Living' on the open roadDown along the covePlease be with meMean ole worldLayla SIDE FOUR:Statesboro bluesDon't keep me wonderingStand backDreamsLittle Martha SPECIAL NOTE: As far as condition, I am NOT a professional grader, and I am NOT a collector. But I had a record player when I was in my teens and I know these old LP's can damage a good needle if their condition is not good. I can tell you that this LP is in good shape with no really bad scratches, all minor blemishes are from being taken in and out of the sleeve. Record was taken care of overall and looks good to me. PLEASE see our other records, we have over 100 we will be posting over next few weeks. Thanks! There are definately some blemishes from 42 +\- years of handling, playing and typical wear, but NO major issues we can detect. You ARE bidding on the LP & Cover you see in photographs. LP Cover / Sleeve Condition: The sleeve is in excellent condition, with only some typical wear, but NO rips or tears. Looks good all in all for 42 years old. LP Condition: See above, plus the LP's are in excellent shape to VVG, NO scratches I can detect. Looks amazing! Just LOOK at what others like this are selling for, from $25 to $50.00 per!! Excellent addition to your library! This is a seven (7) day auction. ------------------------ SHIPPING INFORMATION Shipping in 50 United States by Media Mail with Tracking & insurance $4.00 International Shipping - $18.00