You should assume that those are present unless we specify otherwise. We do not disclose every obsure & minute sign of use. A buyer of vintage objects should assume a baseline of mild wear. Please remember that we generally sell vintage pieces which potentially have had decades of use. If a viewing in person is prefered please contact us to make an appointment. All other locations please inquire for additional postage costs. Great album for your collection! (ref #7028)Free shipping to U.S. I personally would call the cover as NM & the album as NM condition.
I'm just an average collector, not an expert so grading is subjective. This would be a great album to take spoken word smaples from! The cover is swtill in shrink wrap & the album grooves are near mint. I was curious so I listened on 33 rpm & Jimmy sounds like a chipmunk but the sermon is unusual & I'd love to hear it slowed down correct. 'This is how I'm going to make my millions,' that's what he's saying to himself.Jimmy Swaggart Record LPHeres Jimmy Swaggart What The Bible Says About Drugs Record LP JLPSS-9. I met him and I could see that this is a very clever man presenting the image of being a lunatic.
'This is nothing but packaged fire and brimstone, '86 style. He's using the issue just to raise a lot of money for his church. 'But Swaggart is just reacting to the success he saw (Moral Majority leader Jerry) Falwell have opposing men's magazines. 'If he seriously thought rock 'n' roll was evil, I'd respect his views a little more,' Guccione said. Guccione goes as far as labeling Swaggart 'a phony.' of Spin magazine have engaged the evangelist in public debate. Jann Wenner of Rolling Stone and Gerald Rothberg of Circus both declined much comment on Swaggart, but Dave DiMartino of Creem and Bob Guccione Jr. 'But people in (my) organization do listen to it, for research, and they give me printouts, and it's mind-boggling what's going on under the guise of freedom of expression.' Swaggart charged such middle-of-the-road pop stars as Elton John, Bruce Springsteen and the Police with corrupting youth. Drug addiction, venereal disease, homosexuality, you name it. In Swaggart's words, 'Rock 'n' roll is one of the most destructive forces in the country and world today. Billboard reported that Philip Salvatore, vice president of Curtis Circulation, a magazine distributor, obtained access to an internal Wal-Mart memo attributing the ban to 'recent controversy.'Īfter reading the memo, Salvatore identified that controversy as the Swaggart sermon. Wal-Mart spokesperson Stacy Duncan said Swaggart had nothing to do with the chain's decision to pull pop music publications from its shelves, calling the juxtaposition of sermon and ban 'unfortunate timing.' She compared the decision to the chain's refusal to sell see-through blouses.ĭoubt was cast on this reasoning by the biggest music industry trade journal, Billboard magazine. Wal-Mart proceeded to remove 32 popular music publications from its 800-store chain, including Rolling Stone, Circus, Creem, Hit Parader and Tiger Beat. K-Mart had no immediate response to Swaggert, but Wal-Mart did. His argues that they are more dangerous because they appeal to minors and 'demean every value in the family.' 'They're more dangerous than Hustler and Playboy.' 'I've looked through quite a few of these magazines and as far as I am concerned they are pornography, pure and simple,' Swaggart said. In a sermon June 1, Swaggart chastised the giant discount chains Wal-Mart and K-Mart, which are heavily represented in the South, for selling rock 'n' roll publications.
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