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Let Me Love You A Little (So I Can Love You A Lot) / She Should Save Some Loving (For A Rainy Day)

Jimmy Elledge

Artist
Jimmy Elledge
Label
Hickory Records
Catalog number
45-P-1420
Format
7" · 45 RPM · Single · Promo
Country
US
Released
1966
Genre
Rock
7,978,142records tracked
0copies listed for sale
Tracklist

What’s on it

Let Me Love You A Little (So I Can Love You A Lot) / She Should Save Some Loving (For A Rainy Day) has 2 tracks, about 4:27 of music.

  1. AShe Should Save Some Loving (For A Rainy Day)
  2. BLet Me Love You A Little (So I Can Love You A Lot)
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Released in 1966 on the Hickory Records label, this single features the country-pop singer Jimmy Elledge, who was best known for his 1962 hit 'Funny How Time Slips Away.' This specific release reflects the Nashville sound of the mid-1960s, a period where production values in country music leaned toward polished arrangements and crossover appeal to reach a broader radio audience.

The record represents the effort of Hickory Records to maintain a stable of artists who could balance traditional country sensibilities with the sophisticated pop-inflected production styles that dominated the airwaves at the time. While Elledge was a seasoned performer with a distinctive vocal style, this release remains a deep-cut example of the era's regional label output, valued by collectors today for its place within the session-heavy, professionalized landscape of 1960s Nashville music production.

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