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REO Speedwagon – Ridin' the Storm Out (1973 US 1st Pressing – Epic Records KE 32378) • Condition: Vinyl: VG+ | Jacket: VG (Glossy vinyl with clean orange Epic target labels; original framed band portrait jacket shows moderate bottom shelf/ring wear and edge rubbing) • Pressing Details: Epic Records – KE 32378 / AL 32378 | Original US Orange Target Label | Produced by Bill Halverson | Features Gary Richrath & Mike Murphy | 1973 US Original Release • Recent Sold Comps: $12.00 – $22.00 (1973 US original orange label pressings in VG/VG+ condition) Tracklist: Side 1: 1. Ridin' the Storm Out (written by Gary Richrath) 2. Whiskey Night (written by Gary Richrath) 3. Oh Woman (written by Gary Richrath) 4. Find My Fortune (written by Gary Richrath) 5. Open Up (Stephen Stills cover) Side 2: 1. Movin' (written by Kevin Cronin) 2. Son of a Poor Man (written by Gary Richrath) 3. Start a New Life (written by Gary Richrath) 4. It's Everywhere (written by Kevin Cronin) 5. Without Expression (Don't Be That Man) (Terry Reid cover) The breakthrough 1973 third studio album from Illinois arena-rock titans REO Speedwagon. Driven by late guitar virtuoso Gary Richrath's blazing leads and songwriting, this record introduced their signature concert anthem "Ridin' the Storm Out" (inspired by a severe winter blizzard in Boulder, Colorado), alongside hard-rock fan favorites "Whiskey Night," "Son of a Poor Man," and a fiery rendition of Stephen Stills' "Open Up." 🚚 Ships within 1 business day in a sturdy vinyl mailer with proper cardboard padding. 📦 Bundle to save on combined shipping! Open to reasonable offers via chat/messages. Keywords: REO Speedwagon, REO, Gary Richrath, Mike Murphy, Neal Doughty, Ridin The Storm Out, Whiskey Night, Son Of A Poor Man, Epic Records, KE 32378, Orange Label, 1st Pressing, Hard Rock, Classic Rock, Arena Rock, 1970s Vinyl, 70s Rock