Oleander February Son RIAA Gold Award Jared "Dirty J" Watson

Oleander February Son RIAA Gold Award Jared "Dirty J" WatsonRIAA Gold Album award for Oleander's second studio album February Son. This album was released on Feb. 23, 1999. This is the first Gold award the group earned with the album certified on May 5, 2000 for 500,000 copies sold. Highlight by single "Why I'm Here", which peaked at #13 on Billboard's Modern` Rock tally and #3 on the Mainstream Rock chart, the album topped the Heatseekers chart while later rose as high as #113 on the Top 200 Albums rundown.

Detailed Item Description: This RIAA Gold LP award was made in 1970 making it about 51 years old

Certified autographs of Cy Curnin

who was Sr

In VG condition with some wear and minor fading of the matte

All original components unaltered with original backing paper and manufacturer's label

See image above for the RIAA sales certifications of this track through the years*

having reached Diamond RIAA sales status

label has a John Street address (where it had moved in 1969)

The award plaque features album artwork and tour dates and would have been manufactured in 1995-96

"3D effect" piece measuring 25" wide x 38" high x 2" deep

See photo of letter)

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