Josie Cotton – Convertible Music (LP, Album, Stereo, Specialty Pressing, 1982, Elektra)

Why This Record Matters
Convertible Music is Josie Cotton’s debut album, blending new wave, power pop, surf-rock influence, and early-1980s Los Angeles pop production. It features “He Could Be The One,” “Johnny, Are You Queer?,” and a closing cover of the Exciters’ “Tell Him.”

Collector Note
This 1982 US Elektra edition was pressed by Specialty Records Corporation and issued with an Elektra/Asylum company inner sleeve. The supplied runouts contain TML-S and TML-M stamps identifying lacquer work performed at The Mastering Lab.

Availability
Single copy available—once it’s gone, it’s gone.

Condition & Details
Record: VG+ with light wear
Cover: VG with moderate wear
Original Inner Sleeve: Included

Technical Details
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Label: Elektra
Catalog Number: 9 60140-1
Country: US
Year: 1982
Genre: Electronic, Rock, Pop
Style: New Wave

Matrix / Runout
Side A: 60140-A-2SP TML-S 1-3
Side B: 60140-B-1SP ••• TML-M 1-1

Tracklist
He Could Be The One – 2:47
Rockin' Love – 3:00
Waitin' For Your Love – 3:20
So Close – 2:38
I Need The Night, Tonight – 3:13
Johnny, Are You Queer? – 2:45
Systematic Way – 2:56
Another Girl – 3:12
Bye Bye Baby – 2:56
No Pictures Of Dad – 3:31
Tell Him – 2:34

Shipping & Handling
Record professionally cleaned before shipment.
Record placed in a protective inner sleeve.
Cover placed in a protective outer sleeve.
Packed securely in a proper record mailer for safe delivery.

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