Homeless Brother - Don McLean Used Vinyl LP Record

Here’s Don McLean just after “American Pie,” a little older, wiser, and sharper with the pen. “Homeless Brother” is full of street-corner stories, dusty barroom ballads, and that unmistakable McLean voice that always sounds like it has a secret to tell. This original United Artists Records pressing spins in Very Good Minus shape: a few light marks, but it plays with that cozy 70s warmth you expect from a well-kept used LP. The cover is also Very Good Minus, showing some shelf wear—more like a jacket that’s seen a few train rides than something mistreated. If you’re into narrative songwriting, acoustic textures, and that mid-70s folk-pop glow, this belongs on your turntable, not just on a checklist. Put it on, let the room quiet down, and let McLean do what he does best: turn ordinary lives into small, perfect stories. Buy Homeless Brother vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today! TRACKLIST A1 - Winter Has Me In Its Grip (3:15) A2 - La La Love You (3:46) A3 - Homeless Brother (4:19) A4 - Sunshine Life For Me (Sail Away Raymond) (1:48) A5 - The Legend Of Andrew McCrew (5:59) B1 - Wonderful Baby (2:02) B2 - You Have Lived (3:39) B3 - Great Big Man (3:15) B4 - Tangled (Like A Spider In Her Hair) (3:37) B5 - Crying In The Chapel (2:18) B6 - Did You Know (4:01)