07 Sep 00 - 07:39 PM (#293166) Subject: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,JTT Anyone know where I can find and buy some of the CDs in the Columbia Country Classics series, which has CDs for the 1940s, 1950s etc? They don't seem to be on CD Now. |
07 Sep 00 - 07:59 PM (#293177) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: Lox Sorry guv, but heres a refresher. |
07 Sep 00 - 07:59 PM (#293178) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,JTT Actually, I've found the Columbia ones, but they're not what I'm looking for. These were called something like "Country Hits of the 1940s" (and 1950s and so on) or maybe "Country Classics of the 1940s" (etc). They had all kinds of great and long-forgotten songs on them, including things like Cigareets and Whiskey and Wild Wild Women, and a bouncy ditty that started: "Early one morning I was doing my rounds; took a shot a' cocaine and I shot my woman down; I went home and I went to bed; stuck that lovin' 45 beneath my head" and went on to tell a sad story of legal retribution, interspersed with cheery accordian breaks. |
07 Sep 00 - 08:26 PM (#293192) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: Lox That's what the court system lacks. Imagine: "Court is adjourned, the clerk will now ask the accordion players to perform during the intermission." |
07 Sep 00 - 08:46 PM (#293199) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,Paddy(1) Its called Cocaine Blue
Here is another snatch (one John Cash included it on the famous Folsom Prison gig)
The judge he said as he started to grin
Come all ye folks and listen unto me Paddy(1) |
07 Sep 00 - 09:36 PM (#293221) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: Joe Offer Well, if you go somewhere like CDNOW (click) and put "Columbia Country Classics" under "album title" in the search box, you'll come up with a lot of Country Classics, not all from Cloumbia. I especially like the Columbia Country Classics series, which includes a lot of terrific stuff. There is a five volume set of collections, titled "The Golden Age," "Honky Tonk Heroes," "Americana," "The Nashville Sound," and "A New Tradition." These CD's have 23 to 27 cuts each, which is pretty darn generous for country recordings. It's all wonderful stuff, too. Also in the "Country Classics" series, Columbia has a number of generous "The Essential So-and-So" CD's and box sets, from people like Marty Robbins, Johnny Cash, Bill Monroe, Roy Acuff, Ray Price, Bob Wills, Carl Smith, the Hoosier Hot Shoots, a Hank Williams Songbook CD, and Gene Autry (gee, don't they have women?). The CD's are distinguished by the tan background on their covers - I guess it's supposed to look like vellum, or cowhide, or both. Well, they do have women on some of the cuts on the collections, but apparently Columbia did not have one woman who warranted her own "Essential" CD. Despite the lack of women, these are darn good CD's. And I have Emmylou CD's, so what need have I of other women? -Joe Offer- |
07 Sep 00 - 10:14 PM (#293237) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: SINSULL Have you tried Ebay? |
08 Sep 00 - 12:00 AM (#293290) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: Dale Rose I can't be certain from what I read here, but I think the series wanted by JTT were on CAPITOL, rather than Columbia. I don't have nearly enough time at the moment to look, but later I will see if I still have them around somewhere. I think they had a silvery looking border on them. |
08 Sep 00 - 12:42 AM (#293306) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,Gene I have this CAPITOL series of 40s/50s/60s HITS...
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TEX WILLIAMS: Smoke! Smoke! Smoke!
COUNTRY HITS OF THE '50's - SM-885
TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD: Sixteen Tons
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COUNTRY HITS OF THE '60's - SM-886
GLEN CAMPBELL: Gentle On MY Mind
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08 Sep 00 - 12:53 AM (#293314) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: Dale Rose There ya go ~~ just the ones I was thinking of ~~ thanks, Gene. If those are not the ones wanted, we'll just have to keep looking. |
08 Sep 00 - 01:30 AM (#293329) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,Gene TIME LIFE offers the following:
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TIME-LIFE CLASSIC COUNTRY-1950-1959
All I Have To Do Is Dream-The Everly Brothers [50-59]
TIME-LIFE CLASSIC COUNTRY-1952-1957
A Dear John Letter-Jean Shepard And Ferlin Husky [52-57]
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TIME-LIFE CLASSIC COUNTRY-1958-1963
A Little Bitty Tear-Burl Ives [58-63]
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TIME-LIFE CLASSIC COUNTRY-1960-1964
Abilene-George Hamiltion IV [60-64]
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TIME-LIFE CLASSIC COUNTRY-1964-1968
All The Time-Jack Greene [64-68]
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All I Have To Offer You-Is Me-Charley Pride [65-69]
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TIME-LIFE CLASSIC COUNTRY-1970-1974
Behind Closed Doors-Charlie Rich [70-74]
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TIME-LIFE CLASSIC COUNTRY-1975-1979
Always Wanting You-Merle Haggard [75-79]
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TIME-LIFE CLASSIC COUNTRY-1980-1984
AllMyRowdyFriends-HaveSettledDown-Hank Williams, Jr [80-84]
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Blues Stay Away From Me-The Delmore Brothers [40s-GOLD]
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All I Have To Do Is Dream-The Everly Brothers [50s-GOLD]
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TIME-LIFE CLASSIC COUNTRY-60s Gold
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After The Fire Is Gone-Conway And Loretta [70s-GOLD]
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08 Sep 00 - 03:36 AM (#293346) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,JTT Yes! Yes! Yes! Thanks, Gene! That's the ones! And thanks for Time-Life too - they sound fantastic. |
08 Sep 00 - 12:18 PM (#293480) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,Gene Tracks on the COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLASSICS JOE MENTIONED above =================================== Columbia Country Classics (The Golden Age) Volume 1 The Carter Family-Can The Circle Be Unbroken Roy Acuff & His Crazy Tennesseans-Great Speckled Bird The Chuck Wagon Gang-After The Sunrise Autry, Gene: Gene Autry-You Are My Sunshine Patsy Montana And The Prairie Ramblers-I Want To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart Al Dexter & His Troopers-Pistol Packin' Mama Autry, Gene: Gent Autry-Back In The Saddle Again Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys-New San Antonio Rose Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys-Time Changes Everything Gene Autry-It Makes No Difference Now Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys-Take Me Back To Tulsa Ruby, Texas: Texas Ruby-Don't Let That Man Get You Down Spade Cooley-Shame On You Ted Daffan's & His Texan's-Born To Lose Wiley Walker And Gene Sullivan-When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again Roy Acuff And His Smokey Mountain Boys-Wreck On The Highway The Cumberland Mountian Folks-When God Comes And Gathers His Jewels Molly O'day And The Cumberland Mountain Folks-The Tramp On The Street Roy Acuff And His Smokey Mountain Boys-I Saw The Light Wilma Lee And Stoney Cooper W/Clinch Mountain Clan-Are You Walking And A-Talking For The Lord Bill Monroe And His Bluegrass Boys-Molly And Tenbrooks Molly O'day And The Cumberland Mountain Folks-Poor Ellen Smith Roy Acuff And His Smokey Mountain Boys-Wabash Cannonball Roy Acuff And His Smokey Mountain Boys-Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain Bill Monroe And His Bluegrass Boys-Blue Moon Of Kentucky The Stanley Brothersw/Clinch Mountain Boys-The Fields Have Turned Brown Flatt & Scruggs-Don't Get Above Your Raisin' =================================== Columbia Country Classics Vol. 2 (Honky Tonk Heroes) Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys-Brain Cloudy Blues Floyd Tillman-Slipping Around Floyd Tilman-This Cold War With You Stuart Hamblen-(Remember Me) I'm The One Who Loves You Floyd Tilman-I Love You So Much It Hurts George Morgan-Room Full Of Roses Carl Smith-I Overlooked An Orchid Little Jimmy Dickens-Country Boy Little Jimmy Dickens-Take An Old Cold 'Tater (and Wait) Carl Smith-Let Old Mother Nature Have Her Way Little Jimmy Dickens-A Sleepin' At The Foot Of The Bed Lefty Frizzell-If You've Got The Money, I've Got The Time Lefty Frizzell-I Love You A Thousand Ways Marty Robbins-I Couldn't Keep From Crying Lefty Frizzell-Always Late (With Your Kisses) Carl Smith-Hey Joe! Jonny Horton-Honky Tonk Man Ray Price-Crazy Arms Marty Robbins-Knee Deep In The Blues Ray Price-Invitation To The Blues Charlie Walker-Pick Me Up On Your Way Down Ray Price-Heartaches By The Number Stonewall Jackson-Why I'm Walkin' Charlie Walker-Who Will Buy The Wine Carl Butler-Honky Tonkitis Ray Price-Heart Over Mind Carl Butler-Don't Let Me Cross Over =================================== Columbia Country Classics Vol. 3 (Americana) Fess Parker-Ballad of Davy Crockett Johnny Cash-Don't Take Your Guns to Town Marty Robbins-Big Iron Johnny Western-The Ballad of Paladin Marty Robbins-El Paso Billy Walker-Cross the Brazos at Waco Lefty Frizzell-Long Black Veil Stonewall Jackson-Life to Go Jimmy Dean-Big Bad John Johnny Cash-Tennessee Flat Top Box Claude King-Wolverton Mountain Lefty Frizzell-Saginaw Michigan Johnny Horton-North to Alaska Hawkshaw Hawkins-Twenty Miles from Shore Johnny Horton-The Battle of New Orleans Hawkshaw Hawkins-Soldier's Joy Stonewall Jackson-Waterloo Flatt & Scruggs & Foggy Mountain Boys-The Ballad of Jed Clampett Little Jimmy Dickens-May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose The Statler Brothers-Flowers on the Wall Tommy Collins-If You Can't Bite, Don't Growl Johnny Cash-A Boy Named Sue The Charlie Daniels Band-The Devil Went Down to Georgia Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson-Pancho and Lefty Waylon, Willie, Johnny & Kris-Highwayman =================================== Columbia Country Classics Vol. 4: The Nashville Sound I Still Miss Someone (Johnny Cash) Singing The Blues (Marty Robbins) Charlie's Shoes (Billy Walker) Devil Woman (Marty Robbins) Ring Of Fire (Johnny Cash) Jackson (Johnny Cash & June Carter) A Wound Time Can't Erase (Stonewall Jackson) I Can't Seem To Say Goodbye (Hawkshaw Hawkins) I Think I know (Marion Worth) Funny How Time Slips Away (Billy Walker) Night Live (Ray Price) Almost Persuaded (David Houston) My Elusive Dreams (David Houston & Tammy Wynette) Stand By Your Man (Tammy Wynette) Bring Him Home Safely To Me (Sandy Posey) I Take It On Home (Charlie Rich) Take Me (George Jones & Tammy Wynette) Behind Closed Doors (Charlie Rich) The Most Beautiful Girl (Charlie Rich) She's All I Got (Johnny Paycheck) A Picture Of Me Without You (George Jones) The Midnight Oil (Barbara Mandrell) The Grand Tour (George Jones) I Never Promised You A Rose Garden (Lynn Anderson) For The Good Times (Ray Price) Would You Lay With Me In A Field Of Stone (Tanya Tucker) =================================== Columbia Country Classics Vol. 5 (A New Tradition) Johnny Cash-Daddy Sang Bass Bob Dylan-I'll Be Your Baby Tonight The Byrds-Hickory Wind Jim & Jesse-When I Stop Dreaming Poco-Pickin' Up The Pieces Herb Pedersen-Can't You Hear Me Calling Ricky Skaggs-Uncle Pen Willie Nelson-Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain Crystal Gayle-Miss The Mississippi And You Willie Nelson & Ray Price-Faded Love Merle Haggard-Big City Asleep at the Wheel-Ch'oo Choo Ch' Boogie Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Bros-Houston (Means I'm One Day Closer To You) Marty Robbins-El Paso City David Allan Coe-The Ride Moe Brandy-Hank Williams, You Wrote My Life David Wills-There's A Song On The Jukebox George Jones-He Stopped Loving Her Today Ricky Van Shelton-Life Turned Her That Way The O'Kanes-Oh Darlin' Rodney Crowell-I Couldn't Leave You If I Tried Sweethearts Of The Rodeo-So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) Rosanne Cash-Seven Year Ache =================================== |
08 Sep 00 - 01:02 PM (#293510) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,JTT Political correctness must have struck. I see Cocaine Blues is no longer one of the tracks on the Capitol collection. Alas! |
08 Sep 00 - 08:40 PM (#293781) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,Gene Another 2-CD set of the TIME LIFE series above ======================================= Classic Country: 1941 - 1951 (Disc One) Bob Wills: Take Me Back To Tulsa Jack Guthrie: Oklahoma Hills Hank Thompson: Humpty Dumpty Heart Jimmy Wakely: I Love You So Much It Hurts Sons Of The Pioneers: Cool Clear Water Gene Autry: Buttons And Bows Jimmie Davis: There's A New Moon Over My Shoulder Eddy Arnold: It's A Sin Hank Williams: Mind Your Own Business Lefty Frizzell: I Love You A Thousand Ways Carl Smith: Let Old Mother Nature Have Her Way Al Dexter: I'm Losing My Mind Over You Moon Mulligan: I'll Sale My Ship Alone Wesley Tuttle: Detour T. Texas Tyler: Deck Of Cards ======================================= Classic Country: 1941 - 1951 (Disk Two) Red Foley: Tennessee Saturday Night Hank Snow: Rhumba Boogie Johnnie & Jack: Poison Love Floyd Tillman: Drivin' Nails In My Coffin Ernest Tubb: It's Been So Long Ted Daffan: No Letter Today Eddy Arnold: Anytime George Morgan: Room Full Of Roses Al Dexter: Guitar Polka Merle Travis: Divorce Me C.O.D. Hoosier Hot Shots: Sioux City Sue Stuart Hamblen: (Remember Me) I'm The One Who Loves You Lefty Frizzell: I Want To Be With You Always Leon Payne: I Love You Because Hank Williams: I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry ========================================== |
08 Sep 00 - 09:00 PM (#293792) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,Gene Another 4-CD 100 CLASSIC COUNTRY SONG BOXSET 1990 MCA RECORDS R/M #7114401/2/3/4 May be out of print by now Seems no matter what company puts the out There are always MANY REPEATS ========================================= COUNTRY SUPERSTARS-100 GREATEST HITS/CD-1
01. CRAZY: Patsy Cline/[CS-CD1]
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COUNTRY SUPERSTARS-100 GREATEST HITS/CD-2
01. MISTY: Ray Stevens/[CS-CD2]
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COUNTRY SUPERSTARS-100 GREATEST HITS/CD-3
01. WOMAN: Don Gibson/[CS-CD3]
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COUNTRY SUPERSTARS-100 GREATEST HITS/CD-4
01. JAMBALAYA: Hank Williams/[CS-CD4]
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08 Sep 00 - 09:32 PM (#293815) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,Gene Yet another 3-CD BOXSET OF OLDIES FROM DECCA It may be out of print now, also ============================== COUNTRY CLASSICS-THE VAULTS OF DECCA/1934-1973/CD-1 01. Texas Plains: Stuart Hamblen and his Covered ... 02. Cattle Call: Tex Owens 03. Just Because: Shelton Brothers 04. Listen To The Mockingbird: Curley Fox 05. The Eyes Of Texas: Milton Brown & His Brownies 06. My Dixie Darling: The Carter Family 07. La Bonne Valse: Leo Soileau's Rhythm Boys 08. The Last Letter: Rex Griffin 09. Bile Dem Cabbage Down: Clayton McMichen 10. Short Life Of Trouble: Riley Puckett 11. Singing In The Saddle: Tex Ritter & His Texans 12. I'll Get Mine Bye And Bye No. 2: Buddy Jones 13. Sparkling Blue Eyes: Bill Carlisle's Kentucky ... 14. Truck Drivers Blues: Cliff Bruner & His Boys 15. You Are My Sunshine: Jimmie Davis w-Charles 16. Cool Water: Sons Of The Pioneers 17. Walking The Floor Over You: Ernest Tubb 18. Milk Cow Blues: Johnny Lee Wills & His Boys 19. They Took The Stars Out Of Heaven: Floyd ... 20. Gospel Cannonball: Delmore Brothers
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09 Sep 00 - 12:14 AM (#293891) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST I found this 8-lp CLASSIC COUNTRY COLLECTION at an estate sale 2 or 3 years ago for $12 in MINT condition-don't recall ever seeing it in CD format but I am slowly MP3'ing the first 6 sides....most of sides 7 thru 16 are contained in the above CDs... ============================== THE SMITHSONIAN COLLECTION OF CLASSIC COUNTRY MUSIC-8 Record Boxset
SIDE 1
1. Sallie Gooden: Eck Robertson
SIDE 2
1. Shannon Waltz: East Texas Serenaders
SIDE 3
1. Mocking Bird: Arthur Smith
SIDE 4
1. Orange Blossom Special: Rouse Brothers
SIDE 5
1. Silver Haired Daddy of Mine: Gene Autry & Jimmy Long
SIDE 6
1. Under the Double Eagle: Bill Boyd
SIDE 7
1. Walking the Floor over You: Ernest Tubb
SIDE 8
1. Wabash Cannon Ball: Roy Acuff
SIDE 9
1. Eight More Miles to Louisville: Grandpa Jones
SIDE 10
1. Satisfied: Martha Carson
SIDE 11
1. There Stands the Glass: Webb Pierce
SIDE 12
1. When I Stop Dreaming: Louvin Brothers
SIDE 13
1. Muleskinner Blues: Bill Monroe & his Blue Grass Boys
SIDE 14
1. John Henry: Lilly Brothers
SIDE 15
1. Six Days on the Road: Dave Dudley
SIDE 16
1. Waltz Across Texas: Ernest Tubb |
09 Sep 00 - 12:47 PM (#294138) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,Gene another 3CD box from MERCURY/POLYGRAM [1995] ============================================== Fifty Years Of Country Music From Mercury-CD 1 Sherriff Tom Owen & His Cowboys: A New Ten Gallon Hat Homer Briarhopper: Let's Ride That Plane Art Gibson: I'm A Truck Drivin' Man Robert Lunn: Yodelin' Blues Lonnie Glosson: Lost John Sons Of The Soil: Automatic Mama Flatt & Scruggs: Foggy Mountain Breakdown Mac O'Dell & His Alabama Jubileers: Red Ball Rocket Train Claude Boone: Burglar Man Bill Nettles: Hadacol Boogie Jerry Byrd: Steelin' The Blues Tiny Hill & His Orchestra: Hot Rod Race Bill Carlisle & The Carlisles: Too Old To Cut The Mustard Eddie Hill: The Hot Guitar Roscoe Hankins: I'm Praying For The Day (That Peace Will Come) Patti Page: Tennessee Waltz Lulu Belle & Scotty: Ay-Round The Corner Rusty Draper: Gambler's Guitar Jimmy Dean & His Texas Wildcats: Big Blue Diamonds Roy Moss: You Don't Know My Mind Stanley Brothers: Angel Band Big Bopper: White Lightnin' Eddie Bond & The Stompers: Rockin' Daddy Billy Wallace: That's My Reward Carl Story: Family Reunion ============================================== Fifty Years Of Country Music From Mercury-CD 2 Jimmie Skinner: I Found My Girl In The U. S. A. Connie Hall: I'm The Girl From The U. S. A. Johnny Preston: Running Bear George Jones: Out Of Control Claude Gray: My Ears Should Burn (When Fools Are Talked About) Leroy Van Dyke: Walk On By Benny Barnes: Go On, Go On Bruce Channel: Hey! Baby Anita Carter: Love's Ring Of Fire Rex Allen: Don't Go Near The Indians Dickey Lee: Patches James O'Gwynn: My Name Is Mud Faron Young: The Yellow Bandana Dolly Parton: The Love You Gave Pete Drake: For Pete's Sake Dallas Frazier: Shooby Dooby Sue Roy Drusky & Priscilla Mitchell: Yes Mr. Peters Roger Miller: King Of The Road Dave Dudley: Truck Drivin' Son-Of-A-Gun Ron-Dels: If You Really Want Me To I'll Go Thumbs Carllile: Downtown Mother Maybelle Carter: Wildwood Flower Charlie Rich: Mohair Sam Tom T. Hall: Homecoming Sir Douglas Quintet: Dynamite Woman =================================== Fifty Years Of Country Music From Mercury-CD 3 Billy Joe Shaver: Chicken On The Ground Jerry Lee Lewis: Would You Take Another Chance On Me Johnny Rodriguez: Ridin' My Thumb To Mexico Jerry Kennedy & Friends: She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye Jo-El Sonnier: Come On Joe Sonny Throckmorton: Last Cheater's Waltz Kendalls: Teach Me To Cheat Merle Haggard & Leona Williams: Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down Statler Brothers: Oh Baby Mine (I Get So Lonely) Johnny Paycheck: Old Violin Kathy Mattea: Eighteen Wheels And A Dozen Roses Larry Boone: Don't Give Candy To A Stranger Donna Fargo: Our Last Night Wayne Toups: Johnnie Can't Dance Kentucky Headhunters: Dumas Walker Johnny Cash: Goin' By The Book Normaltown Flyers: Rockin' The Love Boat Sammy Kershaw: Cadillac Style Billy Ray Cyrus: Achy Breaky Heart Toby Keith: Should've Been A Cowboy John & Audrey Wiggins: Falling Out Of Love Wesley Dennis: (That's Why They Call It Cheatin') It Ain't Fair Shania Twain: Any Man Of Mine =============================
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09 Sep 00 - 12:58 PM (#294145) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: Sorcha No, but I have the Smithsonian Country Collection on LP. |
21 Mar 07 - 12:57 PM (#2003223) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: GUEST,bluerabbit10 Marion Worth sings "I Think I know," on Columbia Classics Vol 4. I have tried to find other performances by her. Does anyone have information on her bio or where I could find more about her and her music? Thanks, Verne |
22 Mar 07 - 02:48 AM (#2003807) Subject: RE: Columbia Country Classics? From: Joe Offer Hi, Verne - I sure didn't find much. allmusic.com shows she had two albums in the 1960s. She was born July 4, 1930, in Birmingham, Alabama. She died in Nashville December 19, 1999. Shake Me, I Rattle, one of her hits, has been posted at Mudcat. -Joe- |