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RIAA Gold LP award
the single was released from Uncle Kracker's fourth studio album
a track originally taken to #1 by The Four Seasons in 1966
The group's debut album was released on May 23
Award has its' original manufacturer label from Fitzgerald Hartley on its' backing paper
CashBox Top 100 September 24, 1966 Plaque Eric Stewart RIAA Gold LP awardCashBox plaque celebrating the Top 100 for week of Sept. 24, 1966. On this week, "Cherish" by The Association was at the top of the chart. Other highlights from the top 10 included the Beatles "Yellow Submarine", The Supremes' "You Can't Hurry Love", and tracks from Donovan, the Hollies, the 4 Tops, and more. This plaque was made for radio and music industry staff and owned by a radio DJ and station owner. CashBox was a U. S. music industry physical