Sealed 1983 Pressing. The Association Was One Of The More Underrated Groups To Come Out Of The Mid- To Late '60s. Creators Of An Enviable String Of Hits From 1966 Through 1969. The Group's Smooth Harmonies And Pop-oriented Sound (Which Occasionally Moved Into Psychedelia And, Much More Rarely, Into A Harder, Almost Garage-punk Vein) Made Them Regular Occupants Of The Highest Reaches Of The Pop Charts For Two Years -- Their Biggest Hits, Including "Along Comes Mary," "Cherish," "Windy," And "Never My Love," Became Instant Staples Of Am Play Lists, Which Was A Respectable Achievement For Most Musicians At The Time. No Bar Code On Cover. Small Crease Lower Right Corner.