Here’s Paul Anka’s 1974 self-titled LP on United Artists, the kind of record that turns a quiet room into a late‑night lounge. The grooves are in Very Good Minus shape: lightly handled, still playing smooth with that soft analog glow Anka’s voice deserves. The cover is also Very Good Minus, with some honest shelf wear that suits a mid‑’70s survivor rather than a museum piece.
This isn’t just another crooner record; Anka leans into mature, thoughtful songwriting here, with arrangements that wrap around his vocals instead of crowding them. Put it on, and you get that gentle crackle between tracks, the subtle reminder that this copy has lived on a few turntables before yours.
If you miss the era of tailored suits, careful melodies, and lyrics that actually try to say something, this one earns its space on the shelf. Buy Anka vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today!
TRACKLIST
A1 - Bring The Wine (4:11)
A2 - One Man Woman / One Woman Man (3:45)
A3 - Something About You (2:50)
A4 - (You're) Having My Baby (2:32)
A5 - Let Me Get To Know You (2:52)
B1 - Love Is A Lonely Song (3:56)
B2 - How Can Anything Be Beautiful (After You) (2:37)
B3 - I Gave A Little And Lost A Lot (3:02)
B4 - Papa (3:38)
B5 - It Doesn't Matter Anymore (3:38)