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Don Mclean

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[Don McLean 50th Anniversary SHM-CD/Paper Jacket Series] To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Don McLean's career as a singer and songwriter from New York City, the U.S., who started his career as an artist in 1969, Don McLean has released his masterpiece, "American Pie" and other albums from his Uniteed Artists era. All six studio and live albums from the Uniteed Artists era, including his masterpiece "American Pie," are now available in paperback for the first time! The fifth album, produced by Joel Dorn, who produced many great albums at Atlantic, and featuring David Spinoza, Hugh McCracken, Richard Tee, Willie Weeks, and many others, is a concept album about Hobo, a worker who used to travel around the U.S. undercover on freight trains. The fifth album, featuring such talents as McCracken, Richard Tee, and Willie Weeks, is a concept album about hobos, workers who used to hide in freight trains and travel across the United States. (Released in 1974) ●First Japanese CD/first paper jacket release ●Full-length paper jacket with miniature reproduction of the original U.S. LP + inner sleeve + sticker ●Obi (belt) reproducing the design of the original Japanese LP ●Latest remastering in 2019 based on the original U.S. analog tape ●Commentary/lyrics/translation included.