Bill Black – Untouchable Sound (1962) Vinyl LP 33 RPM and the kind of meticulous

and the kind of meticulous sonic architecture that made him one of rock's most innovative producers and performers

Tape: Good+ — 8–9/10 (minimal wear

A well-preserved country classic — a great find for any Mel Tillis or Nashville Sound collector

is a 1957 album introducing his silky

in excellent near-unplayed condition throughout

Bill Black – Untouchable Sound (1962) Vinyl LP 33 RPM and the kind of meticulousThe bass player who helped launch Elvis, leading his own combo. Bill Black's Untouchable Sound is a 1962 album featuring his swinging, funky instrumental style a blend of jazz, R&B, and rock and roll that made his combo one of the most popular instrumental acts of the era. Format: Vinyl LP Year: 1962 Genre: Jazz Easy Listening Instrumental Cover: Good 89 10 (minimal wear) Sleeve: Generic white paper Disc: Good 89 10 (minimal wear) A well preserved