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Monument

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Monument on vinyl: 5 records from the Nashville label – Roy Orbison, Maxine Weldon and pop singer Don Cherry, including 3 first pressings. You’ll find the condition of record and sleeve with each copy – if anything’s missing, just ask us.

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Don Cherry – There Goes My Everything

Don Cherry – There Goes My Everything

27,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve VGUS 1968
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Roy Orbison – Crying

Roy Orbison – Crying

63,00 €Record M- · Sleeve M-US 2003
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Maxine Weldon – Alone On My Own

Maxine Weldon – Alone On My Own

20,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve VG+US 1975 · 1st pressing
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Maxine Weldon – Alone On My Own

Maxine Weldon – Alone On My Own

25,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve VG+US 1975 · 1st pressing
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Don Cherry  – There Goes My Everything

Don Cherry – There Goes My Everything

30,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve VG+US 1968 · 1st pressing

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Monument on vinyl: home of Roy Orbison’s early hits

In short: Monument Records was co-founded by Fred Foster in 1958 and soon moved to Nashville. The label became known above all for Roy Orbison, whose big hits of the early sixties came out here. The Vinyl Room currently has 5 records on Monument.

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What makes Monument special?

The big voice: Roy Orbison with “Crying” from 1962.

Plus singer Maxine Weldon with “Alone On My Own” and pop singer Don Cherry with “There Goes My Everything”.

FAQ

Who founded Monument? Fred Foster, among others, in 1958.

What is Monument known for? Above all for Roy Orbison’s hits.

Is the Don Cherry here the jazz trumpeter? No – Monument released the pop singer of the same name.

Where are your Monument records from? US editions – 5 records in all.