Leo Kottke- Regards From Chuck Pink-LP

Leo Kottke – Regards From Chuck Pink

Regards From Chuck Pink shows Leo Kottke balancing instrumental guitar pieces with vocal tracks, which makes it a revealing late-’80s entry in his catalog rather than just a straight showcase record. Released in 1988 on Private Music, it also has an interesting production credit from Buell Neidlinger, whose background in jazz and classical music gives the album some extra musician-to-musician appeal. The track list includes titles like “I Yell At Traffic,” “Foster’s Feet,” “Dan’s Tune,” and “Short Wave,” all very much in Kottke’s offbeat, characterful world. This is a 1988 vinyl pressing, priced at $12, so it’s an affordable Leo Kottke vinyl copy with solid vintage appeal. The record is graded VG+, meaning a few light lines, sleeve marks, or small scuffs are expected, but not wear that should dominate the music. For a cleanly priced copy of a Private Music-era Kottke album, that’s a nice balance of condition, format, and catalog interest.

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