
Dean 'Tex' Martin Rides Again - Reprise Vinyl LP Cover
This is a vintage 12-inch vinyl record jacket for the album 'Dean "Tex" Martin Rides Again,' released in 1963 on the Reprise Records label (catalog prefix RS-6085). The cover art features a prominent portrait of Dean Martin wearing a gray cowboy hat, dark suit, and black bolo tie, set against a two-tone blue and orange-tan background. The right side of the sleeve lists the tracklist, including songs like 'Candy Kisses' and 'Bouquet of Roses,' accented by western-themed illustrations such as stars, a horse silhouette, and a pistol graphic. The typography prominently mentions 'arranged and conducted by Marty Paich' at the bottom. The condition appears to be moderately well-preserved for its age, though there is visible shelf wear, particularly along the spine and corners where paper loss or whitening is evident. Some minor surface scuffs and light ring wear are present on the front laminate, consistent with handling. There is a small green price sticker or catalog tag visible in the upper right corner. The cardboard construction shows the typical rigidity of early-to-mid-1960s American pressings. This stereo version of the album represents Martin's country-western crossover period and is a significant piece of mid-century pop memorabilia.
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Estimated Value
$10.00-25.00
Basic Information
Category
Music & Entertainment Memorabilia / Vinyl Records
Appraised On
March 3, 2026
Estimated Value
$10.00-25.00
Item Description
This is a vintage 12-inch vinyl record jacket for the album 'Dean "Tex" Martin Rides Again,' released in 1963 on the Reprise Records label (catalog prefix RS-6085). The cover art features a prominent portrait of Dean Martin wearing a gray cowboy hat, dark suit, and black bolo tie, set against a two-tone blue and orange-tan background. The right side of the sleeve lists the tracklist, including songs like 'Candy Kisses' and 'Bouquet of Roses,' accented by western-themed illustrations such as stars, a horse silhouette, and a pistol graphic. The typography prominently mentions 'arranged and conducted by Marty Paich' at the bottom. The condition appears to be moderately well-preserved for its age, though there is visible shelf wear, particularly along the spine and corners where paper loss or whitening is evident. Some minor surface scuffs and light ring wear are present on the front laminate, consistent with handling. There is a small green price sticker or catalog tag visible in the upper right corner. The cardboard construction shows the typical rigidity of early-to-mid-1960s American pressings. This stereo version of the album represents Martin's country-western crossover period and is a significant piece of mid-century pop memorabilia.
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