Legends: Bluegrass Legends

Legends: Bluegrass Legends

Track Listings

1. Cumberland Mountain Deer Race

2. On Tanner's Farm - Riley Puckett, Gid Tanner

3. Darling Corey - The Monroe Brothers

4. Intoxicated Rat - The Dixon Brothers

5. Paris Waltz - Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith

6. Are You from Dixie? - The Blue Sky Boys

7. On the Banks of the Ohio - The Monroe Brothers

8. Going to Georgia - Wade Mainer, Zeke Morris

9. Little Bessie - The Blue Sky Boys

10. Freight Train Moan - Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith

11. New River Train - The Monroe Brothers

12. Great Speckled Bird

13. Dog House Blues - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys

14. Orange Blossom Special - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys

15. Salty Dog Blues - Morris Brothers

16. End of Memory Lane

17. Steel Guitar Rag - Merle Travis

18. Going Back to the Blue Ridge Mountains - The Delmore Brothers

19. Blue Moon of Kentucky - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys

20. Kentucky Waltz - Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys

See all 22 tracks on this disc

Tracks:

Lullabys, Legends And Lies
Paul
Marie Laveau
Daddy What If
The Wonderful Soup Stone
The Winner
In The Hills Of Shiloh
She's My Ever Lovin' Machine
The Mermaid
Rest Awhile
Bottomless Well
True Story
Sure Hit Songwriters Pen
Rosalie's Good Eats Cafe

Album Description

Soon after Bobby returned to RCA in 1972, he recorded an entire LP of songs by the legendary songwriter, cartoonist and humorist Shel Silverstein. The album yielded three hits, Daddy What If, Marie Laveau (Bobby's first ever #1 hit) and The Winner. Ten other songs feature Silverstein's weird and often ironic twist on the country song. This is regarded by many as Bobby's best-ever album!

Customer Reviews:

Bobby at his best........2007-07-26

Classic Bobby Bare. The best in funny and touching stories. Combines both humor and philosophy, often in the same song.

Bobby Bare Sing Lullabys, Legends and Lies.......2007-03-09

I was very please to hear song that I've not hear in years. The price was great. If you are a Bobby Bare fan you can not go wrong with this CD.
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Bobby Bare hits a homer!.......2002-10-16

This was the first album I ever bought, at the age of 12, with some money I had saved by mowning lawns. I listened to it for years until I wore the vinyl record out. "The Winner" and "Marie Leveaux" could be heard on the radio at the time but the real beauty of the album, I think, is the seldom-heard "Roaslie's Good Eats Cafe" and "In the Hills of Shiloh." Today, my wife uses "Rosalie's" to teach her 12th grade English students about descriptive writing. My two boys and I giggle at the "Mermaid", "Paul", "Sure Hit Songwriters Pen", and all the other great ones. Thanks Bobby & Shel for this artistic collaboration -- and for thirty years (and counting) of enjoyment.

An artists artist........2002-03-11

Many of these reviews are good but also erroneous.This is probably the best theme album of all time in any genre. But it was NOT the first theme album in country music. That distinction belongs to Johnny Cash in the early sixties.To appreciate ones music one does not have to denegrate someone elses music or contribution, or to have novice listeners make silly statements without them having the scope to be in the know. Johnny Cash says Bare is his favorite, he also was known as Jennings favorite.He also should be given more credit for the sweeping changes in the artist as being in control of their music.Far before Waylon and Willie , Bare learned from Cash how to rule his music from Nashville producers. Listen and enjoy . They are all favorites - but the last The Winner is a classic!!!!!!!!!!!!! Of any genre. Thanks Mr. Bare for your lifes music. Brad Stender.

not sure if it is the right song.......2002-03-01

I dont know about any review I want to be able to listen to the song befor I rate it Im not realy sure if that is the right song im thinking about if you or some one can tell me where i can listen to the song to see if it is realy the song that i am looking for

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The forgotten country superstar

Legends
Charley Pride
Manufacturer: Sony Bmg
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B0002W198S
Release Date: 2004-09-20

Tracks:

Mississippi Cotton Pickin' Delta Town
My Eyes Can Only See As Far As You
All I Have To Offer You Is Me
She's Too Bad To Be True
Just Between You & Me
She's Just An Old Love Turned Memory
Day The World Stool Still
I Ain't All Bad
All His Children
Shoulder To Cry On
(I'm So) Afraid Of Losing You Again
Is Anybody Goin' To San Antone
It's Gonna Take A Little Bit Longer
Let The Chips Fall
Somemone Loves You Honey
Kiss An Angel Good Morning
You're My Jamaica
Whole Lotta Things To Sing About
Where Do I Put Her Memory
Amazing Love
I'm Just Me
Brand New Bed Of Roses
Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger
Don't Fight The Feelings Of Love
Easy Parts Over
Kaw-Liga
Never Been So Loved (In All My Life)
Burgers & Fries
Then Who Am I
You're So Good When You're Bad
Roll On Mississippi
I Know One
Wonder Could I Live There Anymore
Snakes Crawl At Night
Mountain Of Love
I Can't Believe That You've Stopped
Loving Me
When I Stop Leaving (I'll Be Gone)
You Win Again
Night Games
You Almost Slipped My Mind
More & More
Me & Bobby Mcgee
Piroque Joe
I Don't Think She's In Love Anymore
More To Me
Missin' You
I'll Be Leaving Alone
Wings Of A Dove
Power Of Love
Crystal Chandaliers

Album Description

UK 3-CD set. Charley Pride was the first African-American country superstar, and these days it's hard to believe that his earliest records, like his 1965 debut 'Snakes Crawl At Night', (written by Mel Tillis) were originally released without his picture on the 45 sleeve. By 1967 and 'Just Between You And Me', however, country fans knew him and embraced him. This compilation, which includes those two songs, features 29 Number One country hits, each sung by Pride in his unmistakable twangy baritone. 50 tracks in total. BMG. 2006.

Album Details

Smooth-tonsilled Country Singer who Clocked Up an Amazing 67 Hits on the Us Country Charts During the '70s Including 29 Number Ones.

Customer Reviews:

The forgotten country superstar.......2005-03-11

This compilation originally appeared in Australia, where it was titled Legendary. Now released in Britain, it has a slightly different title (Legends) and different packaging, but the same music.

Charley Pride had nearly thirty number one hits on the American country charts, as well as many other big hits, yet his music his poorly represented on CD in comparison with much less successful singers. This Australian set is the most comprehensive collection available. It would seem that Charley is better remembered in Britain and Australia than in his homeland. For those who do remember, there is much pleasure to be had from the fifty tracks here. The collection covers the whole span of his years at RCA from the sixties to the eighties.

Everybody has his or her own favorites. Crystal chandeliers (the final track here) was not released as a single in America, but it has become his most famous song elsewhere. The other tracks will be familiar to Americans and include Mississippi cotton picking delta town, All I have to offer you is me, Just between you and me, Is anybody going to San Antone?, Kiss an angel good morning, I'm just me, Does my ring hurt your finger? and Snakes crawl at night.

With songs like these, how is it that there seems to be so little interest in Charley's music compared to some of his contemporaries? I can't answer that, but it is likely that this will remain the strongest collection of Charley's music on CD although the American double CD (Anthology) is also an excellent collection.

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Thank you
Excellent (But Brief) Intro to Hartford's Formative Years
It's about time
About time this stuff saw the light of day!
Just What I Wanted!

RCA Country Legends
John Hartford
Manufacturer: Buddha
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B00005O6IM
Release Date: 2001-10-09

Tracks:

Corn Cob Blues
(Good Old Electric) Washing Machine (Circa 1943)
Gentle On My Mind
How Come You're Being So Good To Me
Front Porch
Untangle Your Mind
The Category Stomp
Big Blue Balloon
Who's That
I'm Still Here
The Girl With The Long Brown Hair
Why Do You Do Me Like You Do?
I Would Not Be Here
Natural To Be Gone
Jack's In The Sack
California Earthquake
Mouth To Mouth Resuscitation

Customer Reviews:

Thank you.......2002-08-23

My thanks to the recording company for releasing this RCA series of country greats.

I've adored John Hartford's music since I was small, watching Glen Campbell on TV. The samples of his work contained in this greatest compositions CD are wonderful. No CD will please everyone completely. I wish that Front Porch was replaced by Left-Handed Woman, but that's just me. Still, it's refreshing to be able to listen to John Hartford once again.

Excellent (But Brief) Intro to Hartford's Formative Years.......2002-04-20

John Hartford recorded five albums for RCA from 1967 through 1970 prior to 1971's classic "Aereo-Plain." This "Country Legends" release samples these long out-of-print albums (although nothing is included from 1970's "Iron Mountain Depot"). However, if you're unfamiliar with Hartford's pre-"Aereo-Plain" material, this material may come as something of a surprise.

As Hartford explains in the liner notes, while RCA saw him as their version of Bob Dylan, RCA's Nashville operations vice president Chet Atkins saw him as their Roger Miller. Hartford also expressed some concern about his difficulty in convincing RCA to allow him to hire bluegrass musicians for sessions.

Fortunately, most of the songs selected for this release are those where Hartford is backed by a limited number of musicians--although the trumpet flourishes on "I'm Still Here" are distracting.

Highlights include his original version of "Gentle on My Mind" (which stalled at No. 60 on the country charts), "California Earthquake," "(Good Old Electric) Washing Machine (Circa 1943)" and "Mouth to Mouth Resuscitation"--the latter two showing the kind of quirky humor that would be one of Hartford's trademarks throughout his career. My only complain is that with a running time of 40:15, Buddha could have tacked on another dozen songs. At any rate, at present, this is the only opportunity listeners have to hear any of Hartford's music from his formative years. RECOMMENDED

It's about time.......2002-04-16

Where have these recordings been? I only hope RCA reissues his original LP's on CD. I've owned Gentle On My Mind since I was a kid, and I've never tired of it. All but a few of the songs from that LP are included here. There's humor and excellent musicianship. The sound quality is very good.

About time this stuff saw the light of day!.......2001-10-22

John Hartford's RCA albums were pulled from the catalogue when he jumped to Warner in 1971. This Buddha compilation includes selections from the first four releases, plus the two new tracks on the best-of album "Gentle On My Mind", all recorded and produced in Nashville by Felton Jarvis.

John's early songs were what he called "Word Movies" (a concept not all that distant from Ken Nordine's "Word Jazz") and these songs clearly show why. For those who only know John from his one-man show days, or from Aereo Plain (incl. "Boogie"), this is a real treasure. You can hear why Chuck Glaser hired the youngish John Harford (without the "t") to write for the family studio, and why they marched him up to Chet Atkins at RCA, and why Chet signed him (it was he who added the "t" to John's name).
Just hearing the original Gentle On My Mind is worth the price of this.

These tracks were remastered from the original mix tapes and sound beautiful. Dave Samuelson and Rich Kienzle did a wonderful job compiling session and track info from the ledger sheets - Jerry Reed playing guitar?! - and their liner notes drawn from conversations with John and interviews from magazines.

If you've ever liked John Hartford's material, I say you owe it to yourself to hear his early works. Enjoy.

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Just What I Wanted!.......2001-10-20

I've been trying to get some of John Hartford's early works for quite some time. The problem is that there are a bunch of albums that you just can't get because they've never been released on CD and you can't get the albums. I even went to the extent of searching through the album racks at antique stores.

Well this was what I was looking for (but sure could use MORE). It's a collection of John's early works from the mid to late sixties. And after my second listen I have to say that I know it will be one of my favorites.

Some of the songs should be familiar. "Gentle on My Mind" has been recorded on several of his albums, and "Washing Machine", "I'm Still Here" and "I Would Not Be Here" are also on other CDs. But the rest are ones that I've never heard before and they are classic John Hartford with his unique style and his never-ending experimental spirit.

A lot of these songs have sounds that are dated but that doesn't mean that it's bad. I get a genuine feel for the times when John Hartford was part of the Glenn Campbell Good Time Hour (hey, that's another good idea - how about some of that stuff?) when I listen to these songs. And if you listen close you can hear the beginnings of John's style that peaks in his great release of Aereo-Plain that was first released in 1971.

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Webb Pierce :Country Honky Tonk at its Best !!!

Country Music Legends
Webb Pierce
Manufacturer: Castle Pulse
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Honky Tonk Songs: 22 Country Hits

RCA Country Legends

ASIN: B000GG4TCI
Release Date: 2006-09-04

Tracks:

Wondering
There Stands the Glass
That's Me Without You
Don't Throw Your Life Away
Back Street Affair
It's Been So Long
Slowly
That Heart Belongs to Me
New Silver Bells
I'm Walking the Dog
I'll Go on Alone
I Don't Care
In the Jailhouse Now
More and More
Even Tho
Your Good for Nothing Heart
Groovie Boogie Woogie Boy
High Geared Daddy
Georgia Rag
Freight Train Blues - Buddy Attaway, Webb Pierce

Tracks:

California Blues
Hayride Boogie
Last Waltz
Drifting Texas Sand
If Crying Would Make You Care
Sparkling Brown Eyes - Webb Pierce, The Wilburn Brothers
You're Not Mine Anymore
Why Baby Why - Webb Pierce,
Sweetheart You Know I Love You So
Million Years from Now
Mother Call My Name in Prayer
I Got Religion on a Saturday Night
You Know I'm Still in Love with You
I'm Gonna See My Baby
So Used to Lovin' You
If You Were Me (And I Was You)
Love, Love, Love
Waltz You Saved for Me - Webb Pierce,
One Day Later - Webb Pierce,
Heebie Jeebie Blues

Album Details

Known as "The Singing Ranger", Webb Pierce was One of the Great Honky-tonk Singers and Biggest Stars of the 1950s.

Customer Reviews:

Webb Pierce :Country Honky Tonk at its Best !!!.......2007-01-11

When the compliation album, "Caught in the Webb" came out - it was a tribute by current country artists to a legend of honky tonk music. This is a superlative two disc collection by the original master. I know many will want this ultimate collection(just one serious omission here - his classic hit, "Honky Tonk Song"). I know all country music lovers will enjoy this set from one of the great legends of honky tonk. His music made us all richer.

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Country Music Legends
Marty Robbins
Manufacturer: Castle Music UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000OMD2X6
Release Date: 2007-06-04

Tracks:

Singing The Blues
I Can't Quit (I've Gone Too Far)
Tennessee Toddy
Mister Teardrop
That's All Right
Gossip
Maybelline
Pretty Mama
Mean Mama Blues
Long Tall Sally
Daddy Loves You
Pray For Me Mother Of Mine
Don't Let Me Hang Around (If You Don't Care)
I'll Love You Till The Day I Die
It Looks Like I'm Just In Your Way
This Broken Heart Of Mine
I'm Too Big To Cry
Call Me Up (And I'll Come Calling On You)
It's A Pity What Money Can Do
Time Goes By
Tomorrow You'll Be Gone
I Wish Somebody Loved Me
Love Me Or Leave Me Alone
Crying 'Cause I Love You
I'll Go On Alone
Pretty Words
You're Breaking My Heart
I Couldn't Keep From Crying
After You Leave Me
Castle In The Sky
Your Heart's Turn To Break
Half-Way Chance With You
At The End Of A Long Lonely Day
Blessed Jesus, Should I Fall Don't Let Me Lay
Don't Make Me Ashamed
It's A Long, Long Ride
Sing Me Something Sentimental
My Isle Of Golden Dreams
You Don't Owe Me A Thing
Aloha Oe (Farewell To Thee)

Album Details

Popular Country and Pop Hitmaker who Achieved Big International Success in the Sixties. Elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1982. Hosted Western Caravan TV Show in Arizona in '52, Joined the Grand Ole Opry in '53. This Compilation Includes Marty's Cover Versions of Early Rock'n'roll Hits "Maybelline" and "That's all Right".

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Country Music Legends
Kitty Wells
Manufacturer: Castle
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ASIN: B000OMD2WW
Release Date: 2007-06-04

Tracks:

It Wasn't God Who Made Honkey Tonk Angels
Paying For That Back Street Affair
Hey Joe
Cheatin's A Sin
Release Me
One By One
Make Believe
Makin' Believe
Whose Shoulder Will You Cry On
I Heard The Jukebox Playing
A Wedding Ring Ago
Divided By Two
I Don't Want Your Money, I Want Your Time
Crying Steel Guitar Waltz
Honky Tonk Waltz
The Life They Live In Songs
My Cold Cold Heart Is Melted Now
You Said You Could Do Without Me
I Gave My Wedding Dress Away
The Things I Might Have Been
I've Kissed You My Last Time
You're Not Easy To Forget
After Dark
(Don't Hang Around) He's Married To Me
I'm A Stranger In My Home
Thou Shalt Not Steal
Lonely Side Of Town
You And Me
No One But You
I'd Rather Stay Home
Goodbye Mr. Brown
Searching (For Someone Like You)
I Hope My Divorce Is Never Granted
Make Up Your Mind
I Don't Claim To Be An Angel
As Long As I Live
Mother Hold Me Tight
Death At The Bar
Love Or Hate
There's Poison In Your Heart

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Nashville-born Kitty is Still Known as "The Queen of Country Music". The First Female Singer to Sell a Million Copies of a Country Record - "it Wasn't God who Made Honky Tonk Angels" (The "Answer" Record to Hank Thompson's "The Wild Side of Life").

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Legends
Waylon Jennings
Manufacturer: Sony Bmg
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B000A1G9FO
Release Date: 2005-09-05

Tracks:

I Got You - Anita Carter, Waylon Jennings
Taker
This Time
Don't You Think This Outlaw Bit's Done Got out of Hand
Brown Eyed Handsome Man
Just to Satisfy You - Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson
Theme from the Dukes of Hazzard (Good Ol' Boys)
Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line
Mason Dixie Lines
I've Always Been Crazy
Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love)
Honky Tonk Woman
Suspicious Minds - Jessi Colter, Waylon Jennings
Ladies Love Outlaws
Amanda
Lonesome, On'ry and Mean

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Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way
Games People Play
Good Hearted Woman [Live]
Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
No Regrets
I'm a Ramblin' Man
Macarthur Park
Endangered Species
Waymore's Blues, Pt. 2
Folsom Prison Blues
Nobody Knows
Love of the Common People
She's Looking Good
It Doesn't Matter Anymore
Door Is Always Open
It'll Be Her
Me and Bobby McGee

Tracks:

You Asked Me To
Black Rose
Rainy Day Woman
I Recall a Gypsy Woman
Oklahoma Sunshine
Let's Turn Back the Years
Walkin'
Cloudy Days
Bob Wills Is Still the King [Live]
Omaha
We Had It All
Low Down Freedom
San Francisco Mabel Joy
Pretend I Never Happened
Midnight Rider
I Can't Keep My Hands Off of You
Dreaming My Dreams with You

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Legends is a 3 CD set comprised of 50 total tracks. If any one performer personified the outlaw country movement of the '70s, it was Waylon Jennings. Though he had been a professional musician since the late '50s, it wasn't until the '70s that Waylon, with his imposing baritone and stripped-down, updated honky-tonk, became a superstar. Jennings rejected the conventions of Nashville, refusing to record with the industry's legions of studio musicians and insisting that his music never resemble the string-laden, pop-inflected sounds that were coming out of Nashville in the '60s and '70s. Many artists, including Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson, followed Waylon's anti-Nashville stance and eventually the whole outlaw movement, so-named because of the artists' ragged, maverick image and their independence from Nashville became one of the most significant country forces of the '70s, helping the genre adhere to its hardcore honky-tonk roots. BMG. 2006.

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Country Music Legends
Red Foley
Manufacturer: Castle Music UK
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ASIN: B000OMD2VS
Release Date: 2007-06-04

Tracks:

Smoke On The Water
Shame On You
New Jolie Blonde (New Pretty Blonde)
Tennessee Saturday Night
Chattanoogie Shoeshine Boy
Birmingham Bounce
Mississippi
Goodnight, Irene
Midnight
One By One
Hearts Of Stone
A Satisfied Mind
As Long As I Live
Make Believe
You And Me
No One But You
I Want To Be With You Always
Shake A Hand
No Help Wanted No. 2
Too Old To Cut The Mustard
Old Shep
Hobo Boogie
Hot Rod Race
Sugarfoot Rag
My Heart Cries For You
(There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me)
Just A Closer Walk With Thee
I Gotta Have My Baby Back
Candy Kisses
Tennessee Border
Sunday Down In Tennessee
Careless Kisses
Never Trust A Woman
Freight Train Boogie
That's How Much I Love You
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
I'll Never Let You Worry My Mind Anymore
Hang Your Head In Shame
Tennessee Polka
Hot Toddy

Album Details

Popular Country Star from 1930 Onward, Foley Joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1946 and was the First Star of the Three Most Popular Barn Dance Radio Shows in America. Starred in One of the Earliest TV Country Shows, the Ozark Jubilee, from 1954-1960. Elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1967.

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Country Music Legends
Ray Price
Manufacturer: Castle Music UK
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ASIN: B000OMD2WC
Release Date: 2007-06-04

Tracks:

Crazy Arms
You Done Me Wrong
I've Got A New Heartache
Wasted Words
Run Boy
If You Don't, Somebody Else Will
Much Too Young To Die
Release Me
I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)
Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes
Talk To Your Heart
You Always Get By
Leave Her Alone
Jealous Lies
If You're Ever Lonely Darling
I Saw My Castles Fall Today
You've Got My Troubles Now
I Can't Go Home Like This
Heart Aching Blues
I Made A Mistake And I'm Sorry
Weary Blues (From Waiting)
I Lost The Only Love I Knew
I've To Hurry, Hurry, Hurry
I Know I'll Never Win Your Love Again
Road Of No Return
I Can't Escape From You
Won't You Please Be Mine (Just For Today)
My Old Scrapbook
Price For Loving You
That's What I Get For Loving You
Cold Shoulder
You Weren't Ashamed To Kiss Me Last Night
Wrong Side Of Town
Who Stole That Train
Let Me Talk To You
I Love You So Much I Let You Go
What If He Don't Love You (Like I Do)
One Broken Heart (Don't Mean A Thing)
Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes
You Never Will Be True

Album Details

Known as "The Cherokee Cowboy". His Million-selling "Crazy Arms" was the Biggest Country Hit of 1956. Flat-mate and Opening Act for the Legendary Hank Williams. Scored Hits on the Country Chart from 1952 to 1989, and Still Rates Among the Top Ten Best-selling Country Artists. Began his Singing Career on Texas Radio in 1948 and was a Grand Ole Opry Regular by 1952.