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CADILLACS CD-1: Gloria - I Wonder Why - Wishing Well - Carelessly - I Want To Know About Love-No Chance-No Chance (alt.) - Sympathy - Sympathy (alt.) - Party For Two (alt.) - Party For Two - Corn Whiskey - Down The Road - Window Lady (alt.) - Window Lady - Speedo (alt.) - Speedo - Zoom Boom Zing - Let Me Explain (alt.) - Let Me Explain - You Are (version 1) - Zoom (version 3) - Zoom (version 3) (alt.) - Oh! Whatcha Do - Shock-A-Doo-
JENKS TEX CARMAN - 2 CDs and 1 DVD: Jenks 'Tex' Carman was a true American original. His unique style of hillbilly hula music would never have made a dent in Nashville, but on the west coast he was embraced. Playing a bizarre style of Hawaiian steel - guitar, with little sense of timing, tuning, meter or rhythm, Jenks 'Tex' Carman was on a musical island all of his own. Jenks 'Tex' Carman brought such diverse - influences as Hawaiian steel guitar, vaudeville, cowboy ballads, the 'punk' attitude - of rockabilly and acoustic country blues together in an act that was as novel as it was perverse. These two new CDs contain the complete recordings that Carman did for Sage & Sand Records in the late 1950s, 63 tracks in all!
The Old Guitar And Me (CD) Hillbilly - Hula - Casey Jones - Heartache And Tears - They Had To Say Goodbye - You'll Come A Crawlin' Back - Krish A Boom Ba - Walking And Crying For You - My Broken Heart - Won't Let Me Sleep - Honk, Honk, Honk - Silver Rails Leading Westward - The Old - Guitar And Me - Love Me Darlin' - Spanish Dancer - I Feel Like I Feel - This Lonely Road - Little May - Ozark Rose - To Win, To Place, To Show - Fire In The Teepee - - Learning To Do Without You - Little Black Jack Davey - My Darling La Roue - - Valley Of The Sun - Ho-Down 1000 - Maggie's Twist - I'll Go On Lovin' You - Aungalala - Somewhere In This World - Lobo Of The Border - Indian Love Song - Custer's Massacre
Cow Punk (CD) Hilo March - Beverly Ann - Wreck Of The Number 9 - The Wild And Woolly West - - Pal Of My Heart - Wondering - Wildwood Flower - Wolf Creek - Get Along Pony - My Baby I'll Be There - Bordertown - My Hawaii Calls - I'm Going Crazy - The Wild Rose Of Tennessee - My Dog, My Everything - Prairie Fire - Wholehearted - Your Only Love - Lonesome Train - Make Love To Me Baby - - My Heart's A Lonely Ghost Town - You Didn't Stay - Baby, Me Baby - Thinking Of You - Possum Twist - There's No Use Pretending - Tickle Foot Rag - I'll - Never Go On Without You - Following The Trail Of The Rainbow - Wait For Me, Angelina - My Darling Silverbell - Sadie, Oh Do
At 'Town Hall Party' (DVD) Introduction by Jay Stewart - Dixie Cannonball - Hillbilly Hula - Wildwood Flower - El Rancho Grande - Wabash Cannonball - Beach - Of Waikiki - Don't Feel Sorry For Me - Tijuana Rose - Hillbilly Hula (& Quincy - Snodgrass: vocal) - Wabash Cannonball - Hillbilly Hula - Dixie Cannonball - Tijuana - Rose - My Pretty Snow Dear - Geisha Girl - Build A Highway To Your Heart - - Hillbilly Hula (& Quincy Snodgrass: vocal)
JOHNNY CARROLL Hearts Of Stone-Why Cry-Love Is A Merry-Go-Round-Stingy Thing-Crazy Little Mama-Sexy Ways-Cut Out-You Two-Timed Me Two Times Too Often-You Made Me Love You-Hot Rock-Rock 'N' Roll Ruby-Wild Wild Women-Corrine, Corrina-Crazy, Crazy Lovin'-Tryin' To Get To You-That's The Way I Love-I'll Wait-Rock Baby, Rock It-You Made Me Love You-The Swing-Bandstand Doll-Sugar-Lost Without You-Rag Mop-Little Otis-Trudy-Run Come See-The Sally Ann-Run Come See-Crazy Crazy Lovin'-Wild Wild Women-Rockin' Maybelle-Sugar Baby
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WILF CARTER One Golden Curl - My Mountain High Yodel Song - I´m Gonna Tear Down The Mailbox - Maple Leaf Waltz - There´s A Tree On Every Road - I Bought A Rock For A Rocky Mountain Gal - Shoo Shoo Sh´La La - The Sunshine Bird - Kissin´ On The Sly - The Alpine Milkman - Dynamite Trail - Strawberry Roan - Ragged But Right - There´s A Padlock On Your Heart - The Yodelin´ Song - On A Little Two Acre Farm - Strawberry Roan (2) - My Little Lady - Silver Bell Yodel - Away Out On The Mountain - The Blind Boy´s Prayer - X´s From Down In Texas - Let A Little Sunshine In Your Heart - There´s A Bluebird On Your Windowsill - My French Canadian Girl - Sick, Sober And Sorry - A Sinner´s Prayer - My Prairie Rose - Yodeling My Babies To Sleep - Born To Lose
WILF CARTER
JOHNNY CASH Bear Family Records is proud to present the most eagerly awaited entry in its series of Studio Outtakes releases that includes the Everly Brothers and Janis Martin. Johnny Cash is an American legend. Until now, alternate takes of his Sun recordings have appeared scattered on numerous sources, unsystematically issued all over the world. Acknowledging the importance of alternative versions of his iconic Sun recordings, Bear Family has issued for the first time a collection of every Johnny Cash alternate take known to exist in the Sun archives. CD1:
JOHNNY CASH & CARL PERKINS Johnny Cash’s two soundtrack albums have become collectors’ items over the years. In 1970, he and Carl Perkins wrote the themesong and incidental music for the cult Robert Redford biker movie ‘Little Fauss And Big Halsy’, and Johnny wrote the music for a John Frankenheimer movie originally titled ‘September Country’, then re-titled ‘I Walk The Line’. Rather than recycle old recordings, Johnny and Carl made all new recordings for these two soundtracks, - even if a few of the songs were of older vintage. Although the songs work best in the context of the movies, both albums work excellently as standalone music. The songs for ‘I Walk The Line’ in particular, capture the torment of a small town sheriff (Gregory Peck ) tortured by his love for a young girl (Tuesday Weld). The Bear Family reissue CD comprises both these long-deleted albums on one CD. I Walk The Line:
UNE CARTER & JOHNNY CASH June’s last great solo album was ‘Appalachian Pride’, dating from 1976, now reissued by Bear Family. Despite the fact that she grew up on the road with her famous mother, Maybelle, June has always been intensely proud of her family’s roots in Appalachia. That was never more evident than on these recordings where she lends her personal stamp to songs like East Virginia Blues, Another Broken Hearted Girl and Big Balls In Nashville. ‘Appalachian Pride’ has been rounded out with Johnny Cash’s children album, ‘The Johnny Cash Children Album’ on which Johnny (with some help of his family: June Carter Cash and Rosey Nix) makes music for everyone’s family. The titles include: I Gotta Boy (And His Name Is John) (& JUNE CARTER CASH); Little Green Fountain (& JUNE CARTER CASH & ROSEY NIX), The Mystery Of Number Five and Ben Dewberry’s Final Run. Here’s a rarely heard side of Johnny Cash. The Man in Black lightens up! JUNE CARTER CASH: Losin’ You - The Shadow Of A Lady - Gatsby’s Restaurant - Once Before I Die (& JERRY HENSLEY) - The L&N Don’t Stop Here Anymore - East Virginia Blues - Gone - Appalachian Pride - I Love You Sweetheart - Another Broken Hearted Girl - Big Balls In Nashville - JOHNNY CASH: Nasty Dan - One And One Makes Two - I Gotta Boy (And His Name Is John) (& JUNE CARTER CASH) - Little Magic Glasses - Miss Tara - Dinosaur Song - Tiger Whitehead - Call Of The Wild - Little Green Fountain (& JUNE CARTER CASH & ROSEY NIX) - Old Shep - The Timber Man - The Mystery Of Number Five - Ben Dewberry’s Final Run - Grandfather’s Clock - Abacida - Why Is A Fire Engine Red? - The Very Biggest Circus Of Them All
JOHNNY CASH To commemorate the success of the Johnny Cash bio-pic Walk The Line, Bear Family Records presents its own journey through the musical life of Johnny Cash. Like the critically acclaimed movie, our story also begins in Folsom Prison. But unlike the movie, there is not a word of truth in our story. Inspired by an idea from Bear Family's Richard Weize, music -historian Hank Davis has created a fictionalized Traveler, and told the imaginary story of his life based on 20 of Johnny Cash’s best Sun recordings. Join our Traveler as he sits alone in his cell with the Folsom Prison Blues, remembering how he drove his true love Katy down a Wide Open Road, forcing her into the arms of a Mean Eyed Cat, and dooming himself to forever ride the Blue Train. You'll also learn who that 'Man' in Reno was, and why the Traveler shot him "just to watch him die." With tongue firmly in cheek, we present this concept album that was never released during Johnny Cash's lifetime, but would have been a worthy companion piece to his efforts like 'Ride This Train.' Contains 20 original Sun recordings, including an undubbed version of Guess Things Happen That Way. Folsom Prison Blues - Katy Too - My Treasure - Mean Eyed Cat - There You Go - Cry, Cry, Cry - Wide Open Road - Come In Stranger - Big River - Fools Hall Of Fame - Port Of Lonely Hearts - Train Of Love - I Walk The Line - Don't Make Me Go - Blue Train - Hey Porter - Give My Love To Rose - Guess Things Happen That Way (undubbed Master) - Life Goes On - Doin' My Time DVDs in the At Town Hall Party series are NTSC region code 0 and should work on any NTSC-capable DVD player.
Johnny Cash Get Rhythm ~ You're The Nearest Thing To Heaven ~ I Was There When It Happened ~ Don't Take Your Guns To Town ~ Frankie And Johnny ~ I Walk The Line ~ The Ways Of A Woman In Love Rising ~ Give My Love To Rose ~ It Was Jesus ~ All Over Again ~ Suppertime ~ Guess Things Happen That Way ~ Five Feet High And Rising ~ I Got Stripes ~ The Ways Of A Woman In Love ~ Big River ~ Frankie and Johnny ~ I Walk The Line ~ Pickin' Time ~ Folsom Prison Blues ~ Don't Take Your Guns To Town ~ I Was There When It Happened ~ Heartbreak Hotel(Elvis Impersonation) ~ I Got Stripes
ERNIE CHAFFIN Sun Records had some certifiable good-ole-boys on its roster of artists -- men like Carl Perkins, Charlie Feathers and Warren Smith. They never outgrew their love of country music but, one way or another, each of them made the transition to rockabilly and won wide acclaim for doing so. The easy transition from country to rockabilly doesn’t always work. At Sun Records, that exception was named Ernie Chaffin. Chaffin was another good ole country boy, born in Northern Mississippi. He traveled to the Gulf coast as a teenager to get his start in the music business. By 1956, he had found his way to 706 Union Avenue in Memphis. But despite pressure from Sam Phillips, Jack Clement and Bill Justis, Chaffin never found his way to full-bore rockabilly. What he did find was a country sound so unique and starkly beautiful that Sam Phillips -- a big fan of originality -- had no choice but to let Ernie Chaffin go his own way in the studio. Chaffin’s first two records for Sun are as haunting and unusual as anything recorded for the label. Nothing sounds like them -- before or since. The reissue of these four sides would be reason enough to rejoice, but we have also brought you previously unissued alternate takes of these songs, along with a sample of every title Chaffin recorded for or at Sun. These include previously unreleased Gulfport demos and undubbed bed tracks that were later cluttered with voices for release, as Sun moved its focus to crossover pop/country hits. This long-awaited disc comes with a detailed biography of Chaffin by Sun historian Hank Davis. It includes previously unpublished interviews shedding new light on Chaffin’s life and career. We also include vintage photos of Chaffin and his mentor Pewee Maddux. As a special bonus, the CD contains a previously unissued interview with Ernie Chaffin, himself, originally recorded as research for the Sun Country box (BFX 15211, deleted). You’ll hear about Ernie’s musical background and experiences at Sun -- in his own voice! If, like many Sun fans and collectors, you were haunted by Feelin’ Low and I’m Lonesome, this will be a Bear Family release you’ve got to own: The ultimate and long -overdue Ernie Chaffin Sun collection. Feelin' Low - Lonesome For My Baby - I'm Lonesome - Laughin' And Jokin' - Born To Lose - (Nothing Can Change) My Love For You - Don't Ever Leave Me - Miracle Of You - The Heart Of Me - Linda - I Walk Alone - Born To Lose (alt) - Feelin' Low (alt -1) - My Heart Tells Me - No Fool Like An Old Fool - Be Faithful To Me - I'm Lonesome (alt -1) - Laughin' And Jokin' (alt) - Miracle Of You (undubbed master) - I Walk Alone (alt) - Got You On My Mind - The Heart of Me (alt) - My Love For You (undubbed master) - Lonesome For My Baby (alt) - Born To Lose (undubbed master) - I'm Lonesome (alt-2) - Feelin' Low (alt-2) - Interview
LEON CHAPPEL Leon Chappel (1909-1962) is one of the most compelling and unusual major label recording artists of the early 1950s, a hard-to-classify, almost anachronistic artist whose, spare and loose, blues- dominated recordings were perfect for beer joint jukeboxes. There was an earthy feel of prewar hokum and early western swing to Chappel’s 1950-1953 Capitol sides , and no wonder: his recording career went back to 1932, when he performed under his real name, Leon Chappelear. With Bob and Joe Shelton, performing as the Lone Star Cowboys, he cut seminal versions of classics like Deep Elem Blues and Just Because, then recorded extensively for Decca with his own band, Leon’s Lone Star Cowboys, one of the earliest and jazziest western swing groups. Chappel’s postwar recordings combined his sophisticated background with a rural East Texas feel for spare, lowdown blues. The results have continued to fascinate country, western swing, hillbilly boogie, even rockabilly fans almost a half century on. Collected here are all of Chappel’s 1950-1953 Capitol recordings, including six unissued tracks and such memorable sides as True Blue Papa (later covered by Texas honky-tonker Frankie Miller), True Detective and Double Up And Catch Up. You Hear Me Talkin’ - True Blue Papa - Keep Him Satisfied - Slow Down Sweet Mama - Streamlined Gal - Tell Me Mama - I’m A Do-Right Daddy - Take Your Time Mama - - (I’m A) Long Gone Doggie - Gonna Turn You Loose - You’re A Lovin’ Woman - Little Bitty Blues - Don’t Dog Me ‘Round - True Detective - Automatic Mama - Lowdown Lonesome Blues - Booger Blues - Just A Blue-Eyed Blonde - Double Up And Catch Up - What Makes You Hesitate - Sweethearts Or Friends - How Come You Do Me Like You Do - New Do-Right Daddy - I’m Gettin’ Mighty Tired - A True Man’s Hard To Find - I’m Checkin’ You Out
SANFORD CLARK The Fool - Lonesome For A Letter - Don't Care - Usta Be My Baby - Nine Pound Hammer - Darling Dear - Ooo Baby - Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chicken - A Cheat (master) - Every Minute Of The Day - Promise Me Baby - A Cross Eyed Alley Cat - The Glory Of Love - Lou Be Dou - Love Charms - Don't Cry - Modern Romance - That's The Way I Feel - The Man Who Made An Angel Cry - Till My Baby Comes Home - Why Did I Choose You - Swanee River Rock - Travelin' Man - A Cheat (with snare overdub) - Sing `Em Some Blues - Still As The Night - Sun Of A Gun - I Can't Help It - Bad Luck - Run Boy Run - My Jealousy - New Kind Of Fool - Go On Home - Pledging My Love
SANFORD CLARK Better Go Home (Throw That Blade Away) - Pledging My Love - The Girl On Death Row - Step Aside - (They Call Me) Country - Shades - The Fool - Climbin' The Walls - Once Upon A Time - It's Nothing To Me - Where's The Door - The Big Lie - Calling All Hearts - Black Jack County Chain - Big, Big Day Tomorrow - Bad Case Of You - Wind Will Blow (Demo) - Streets Of San Francisco (Demo) - Oh Julie - Kung Fu U - Mother Texas (You've Been A Mother To Me) - A Taste Of You - Movin' On - Wind Will Blow - Feathers - Now I Know I'm Not In Kansas - Nine Pound Hammer
JOE CLAY Ducktail - Get On The Right Track - You Look That Good To Me - Did You Mean Jelly Bean - Cracker Jack - Goodbye, Goodbye - Sixteen Chicks - Slipping Out And Sneaking In - Get On The Right Track - You Look That Good To Me - Doggone It
EDDIE CLETRO Eddie Cletro had one of the most unusual careers in western music. Based in Los Angeles, he had no hit records, but he did have a great voice and a great band -- the Roundup Boys -- and several of his recordings have long been highly sought after among collectors, particularly the great, rocking double -sider from 1952, First Class, Second Hand Woman -- b/w Flying Saucer Boogie. Cletro achieved his greatest popularity in the early to mid-1950s, at a point when western music and western swing bands were generally out of favor, but he and the Roundup Boys went from strength to strength in this transitional era. 'Flying Saucer Boogie'gathers all of Eddie Cletro’s recordings for Lariat, Imperial, Sage and Sand, including the classic, First Class, Second Hand Woman, Daniel Boone and others. In addition, the set contains Cletro and the Roundup Boys ably supporting western star Eddie Dean on his 1956 Rock 'n' Roll Cowboy and several amazing tracks the band made backing California scene legend Rose Maddox, including the rocking classics Wild, Wild Young Men and Hey Little Dreamboat. Also heard is Cletro's 1952 session in support of the King Of Yodelers, Canadian Donn Reynolds, and even the Christmas disc that Cletro made with his daughter Diane in 1955, Santa Claus, Jr.. First Class, Second Hand Woman - Flying Saucer Boogie - No Time For Lovin' (2) - Lonesome Train Boogie - Don't Talk About Me (1) - Single Again - The Old Brown Jug (She Threw At Me) - Stallin' For Time (2) - No Time For Lovin' (Anyone But You) (1) - Springtime In The Rockies - Love's More Than Gold - Stallin' For Time (1) - Daniel Boone - Sittin' And A-Rockin' - Santa Claus, Jr. (& Diane Cletro: vocal) - Give Me An Old Fashioned Christmas - Rock 'n' Roll Cowboy (Eddie Dean: vocal) - Banks Of The Ole Rio Grande (Eddie Dean: vocal) - I'm Gonna Be Loved Tonight (Rose & Retta Maddox: vocal) - Wild, Wild Young Men (Rose Maddox: vocal) - When The Sun Goes Down (Rose Maddox: vocal) - Hey Little Dreamboat (Rose Maddox: vocal) - Now Is The Hour (Donn Reynolds: vocal) - The Night-In-Gale Song (Donn Reynolds: vocal) - Don't Talk About Me (Donn Reynolds: vocal) - Let The Rest Of The World Go Away (Donn Reynolds: vocal)
ROSEMARY CLOONEY Ever since an unlikely novelty song called Come On-A My House propelled her to overnight stardom in the early 1950s, Rosemary Clooney has held a place as a beloved icon of American popular song. In movies like ‘White Christmas’, on television, in concert and club dates and above all, on recording, Clooney’s warmth and extraordinary musical skill have captivated audiences for the second half of the 20th Century. The sound of her voice (like Ella Fitzgerald’s) remains one of the most instantly recognizable in the world. Here is a veritable Clooney candy store. This first boxed set of three (comprising our complete anthology of Clooney’s classic recordings) contains not only the hits that brought her to the top of the charts, including Come On-A My House, Botch-A-Me, Tenderly, Hey There, This Ole House and Mambo Italiano. It is also a mother lode of rarely glimpsed treasures: collaborations with Harry James, Marlene Dietrich and Frank Sinatra; Rosemary’s earliest recorded beginnings, as the older half of the Clooney Sisters in their 1940s days as girl singers with the Tony Pastor band. Also, forgotten ballads, glorious standards and a cache of country tunes. A must-have, whether for loyal fans from the Eisenhower years, or new generations who have only recently discovered the powerful artistry of one of the greatest popular singers of all time. Included are seven carefully remastered CDs, plus a 76-page hardcover book, with a biography by Deborah Grace Winer, and a discography by Richard Weize. CD-1:- Everybody Has A Laughing Place(*,**,***)- How Do You Do(*,**,***)- Zip A Dee Doo Dah(*,**)- Uncle Remus Said(*,**,***)- Sooner Or Later (*)- Tira Lira Li (The Song Of The Gondolier(*,**)- I’m Sorry I Didn’t Say I’m Sorry (*)- Bread And Butter Woman (*,**)- My O’Darlin’ My O’Lovely My O’Brian (*,**)- Grieving For You- Gonna Get A Girl (*,**)- The Chowder Social (*,**)- The Click Song (*,**)- It’s Like Taking Candy From A Baby (*)- At A Sidewalk Penny Arcade- I’m My Own Grandpaw (*,**)- The Secretary Song (Bibidi Boo Bot)(*,**)- A Boy From Texas, A Girl From Tennessee(*,**)- Saturday Night Mood (*,**)- Who Killed’er(Who Killed The Black ...)(*,**)- There’s A Man At The Door (*,**)- You Started Something- Straighten Up And Fly Right (**)- I Got Rhythm- How High The Moon- Dear Mother- Cabaret- -
ROSEMARY CLOONEY Rosemary Clooney’s phenomenal wave of success began with an unexpected hit called Come On-A My House and rapidly swept the globe, fueled by recordings, concerts, television and movies like ‘White Christmas’. - Her husky-smooth alto and personal warmth have entrenched her in our culture as one of the most popular and beloved singers of the 20th century, while her indelible transformation of the American songbook has earned her a status among vocal icons like Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald. The middle and late 1950s - the years covered by this second volume of Bear Family’s three-box anthology of Clooney’s complete recordings - finds the singer from Maysville, Kentucky at the height of her powers. In blissful vocal shape and deepening her range of material, here Clooney reaches beyond the novelty hits of the early years and offers us a stunning array of wildly various treasures: collaborations with Benny Goodman, the Hi Lo’s and Gene Autry, - the fabled album with Duke Ellington, ‘Blue Rose’, her greatest hits reprised live from the London Palladium, other concert recordings, breakaway singles from Broadway shows (‘My Fair Lady’, ‘West Side Story’, ‘Guys and Dolls’), standards, country ballads, barroom laments (A Good Man Is Hard To Find) top-of-the-chart favorites (Mangos) and her remarkable collection of recordings for children. Indispensable for any lover of American popular music, this compendium celebrates one of the world’s most legendary singers at the zenith of her career. CD 1: Where Will The Dimple Be - Love Among The Young - Wake Me - A Little Girl At Heart - From This Moment On - Sailor Boys Have Talk To Me In English - Go On By - Pet Me, Poppa (1) - Pet Me, Poppa (2) - You Are My Sunshine (& CARL SMITH, GENE AUTRY, DON CHERRY, THE COLLINS KIDS) - No Letter Today - Nobody’s Darling But Mine - I’ve Grown Accustomed To Your Face - I Could Have Danced All Night (1) - I Could Have Danced All Night (2) - Come Rain Or Come Shine - For You - Always Together - (Don’t That Take The) Rag Offen The Bush - That’s How It Is - It’s A Nuisance Having You Around - Love Is A Feeling - Mangos - Independent (On My Own) - I’m Glad There Is You - Love Letters - Everything Happens To Me - I’m In The Mood For Love
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