Louisiana Hayride Comedy

1. Q&A With Dr. Campbell - Archie Campbell

2. On the Train - Archie Campbell

3. Bob Hardwood - Archie Campbell

4. Family Trouble - Archie Campbell

5. My Gal Susie - Archie Campbell

6. Love Is Like a Deck of Cards - Archie Campbell

7. Bear Hunt

8. Country Music Is Here to Stay - Ferlin Husky

9. June Bride - Ferlin Husky

10. New Dress - Ferlin Husky

11. Heavy - Ferlin Husky

12. Brother - Ferlin Husky

13. Picture Taking - Ferlin Husky

14. Baby Contest - Ferlin Husky

15. Funny Looks - Ferlin Husky

16. Hawaiin Trip - Ferlin Husky

17. Twist - Ferlin Husky

18. Tennessee Ernie Ford Show - Ferlin Husky

19. Dating - Ferlin Husky

20. Columbus, Georgie Blues - Minnie Pearl

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Louisiana Hayride Comedy,Various Artists,Music Mill,Country Comedy,Nashville Sound/Countrypolitan,Pop,Spoken / Comedy / Radio Shows,Spoken Word Comedy,Traditional Country

Live Recordings from the Louisiana Hayride

Average customer rating:

Still Laughing after 5 days, THANKS TO JUNE!
June was a jem
Rare spin of Carter's early stage work
It's Country Music History

Live Recordings from the Louisiana Hayride
June Carter Cash
Manufacturer: Scena Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000CABHZ
Release Date: 2003-09-23

Tracks:

Big Iron
He Don't Love Me Anymore
It Takes A Worried Man To Sing A Worried Song
Gotta Travel On
Tall Lover Man
Thirty Days
Under The Weeping Willow Tree
Wildwood Flower
Poor Ol' Heartsick Me
Heel
John Henry
It Ain't Me Babe (with Johnny Cash)
Teenage Queen (with Johnny Cash)
(Poems)
(Comedy)

Album Description

Full title - Live Recordings From The Louisiana Hayride. From the Scena label this collection features a collection of her 1960-1965 recordings from the Louisiana Hayride that shows her talent as a singer and comedienne. 15 tracks including 2 with Johnny Cash, 'It Ain't Me Babe' & 'Ballad Of A Teenage Queen'. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Still Laughing after 5 days, THANKS TO JUNE!.......2006-07-31

June Carter fans, get ready to buckle your seatbelts and blast off into a 1960 show of Louisiana Hayride, starring the Beautiful JUNE CARTER!!!!!!!!! I put this CD in the first day I bought it. I was up laughing until 2 AM! June has once again done an outstanding job.

These segments from the "Louisian Hayride" TV/Radio show feel as if your really at the show. June is hilarious (as usual) and includes some really funny jokes into her high-pitched, bouncy, energetic songs.

If your a new fan, this is a perfect way to get to know June's comedy. It'll bring a smile to your face, and it has some really great songs. If your an old fan, June has once again outdone herself.

So what are ya waitin' for, fellers? Buy this CD today and experience it for yourself!

Love,
June

June was a jem.......2006-03-28

I just bought this cd in Nashville and I haven't stopped listening to it since. Listening to June tell her "famous poems" is a real treat. The songs are good and June is funny. Each time she is introduced the audience goes crazy for her. After I listened to this cd, I can see why. This is a good item for long time fans or new fans (thanks to Walk the Line.) This was money well spent.

Rare spin of Carter's early stage work.......2003-11-27

This is a truly fascinating look at June Carter's early-60s stage act, including both familiar songs and comedy routines that many listeners have probably never heard. In addition A.P. Carter songbook standards, "Bury Me Under the Weeping Willow" and "Wildwood Flower," Carter shows off her original corn-pone humor and quick wit.

She shows tremendous command of the comedy stage, lampooning the lyrics of Marty Robbins' "Big Iron," reciting a humorous poem about Elvis, and tossing off frenetic asides and barbs. But much like Buck Owens, when she swings from comedy into song, she's riveting, as are the top-notch pickers with whom she's surrounded. Supported by a full band, with electric guitars and pedal steel, these recordings are fuller than the parallel Hayride volume recently issued on Johnny Cash.

A pair of tracks from 1961, highlighting a "Stars of the Opry" show at the Hayride, features Carter singing and joking with the Wilburn Brothers. But when they swing into A.P. Carter's "Worried Man Blues," the Kingston Trio's then-recent hit simply disappears in their wake. A 1962 appearance yields Carter's rapping version of "The Heel," and a 1965 visit is highlighted by her duet with Johnny Cash on "It Ain't Me, Babe," and her backup singing on Cash's Sun-era "Ballad of a Teenage Queen."

Sound quality isn't state-of-the-art, but it's clear, and Carter and the band are nicely isolated - no doubt reproduced from transcription records of the original KWKH broadcasts. The tracks are framed by Carter's stage patter and comedy, along with applause and cheering. It gives you a good sense of how much the audience loved Carter's combination of song and shtick. This is a rare glimpse of Carter standing tall on her own, unsupported by either the Carter Family or Johnny Cash. These recordings are a great find on both a beloved artist and the legendary show for which she performed.

It's Country Music History.......2003-10-27

it's corny, and the music isn't great. But if you love June Carter you will want this CD. It has a way of making you feel you are there at the hayride show. What more can I say, it is history, history of one of the greats. Get it and enjoy.