Bidspirit auction | The Young Americans – Presented

The Young Americans – Presented by Johnny Mathis (Mercury Records, MG 21023, Hi-Fidelity, 1967) - This is a vintage Hi-Fidelity LP The Young Americans – Presented by Johnny Mathis, released by Mercury Records under catalog number MG 21023 (Mono) and SR 61023 (Stereo) in 1967. This album showcases The Young Americans, a dynamic choral group that gained popularity in the 1960s for their high-energy performances blending contemporary pop, Broadway, and patriotic music. Johnny Mathis presents and endorses the group, contributing to their credibility and appeal. The album includes songs such as: Chim Chim Cheree Daniel Boone One Fine Day Hard Travelin’ Swanee Round and Round Clap Yo’ Hands Love to Hear a Banjo Winter Klondike The front cover features a large group portrait of The Young Americans in red and white outfits, while the back cover contains detailed liner notes by Johnny Mathis and Milton C. Anderson (founder of The Young Americans), explaining the group’s origins and mission. Condition (Based on Visual Inspection): Vinyl Record: Appears to be in very good condition, with minimal visible wear. Some surface scuffs may be present but do not seem deep. Outer Sleeve: Shows moderate wear, particularly along the edges and corners. Some discoloration and mild ring wear are visible. Inner Sleeve: Includes a Mercury Records promotional inner sleeve with black-and-white images of artists like Johnny Mathis, Lesley Gore, and Sarah Vaughan. Labels: Red Mercury label with clear legible text. No visible spindle marks. Additional Notes: This album is a great collectible for fans of Johnny Mathis, The Young Americans, and choral pop music from the 1960s. Given its endorsement by Mathis and the group's historical significance, it holds appeal beyond standard choral records.