A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T UV W XYZ Various

DAVID ALLAN COE
Rough Rider/DAC Plus
BCD 16126 AH

'Rough Rider' and 'DAC' come from 1982 and the mostly self-composed songs chart Coe's tempestuous life during this time. As Coe himself says, "Here’s another chapter in the never-ending romance of David Allan Coe’s life." Based in Florida, he was not only writing enough great songs to fill two LPs, but a book about his prison experience (and how to survive prison...if you happen to be there). Coe himself provides detailed song-by-song commentaries, mapping the words to his life.

ROUGH RIDER: Pouring Water On A Drowning Man - What Made You Change Your Mind - Ice Cold Love - Now I Lay Me Down To Cheat - Rough Rider - Take Time To Know Her - Time After Time - Forever And Never - Headed For The Country - Meanwhile Back In Memphis
DAC: Looking In The Mirror - Lyin' Comes So Easy To Your Lips - The Last Time She'll Leave Me This Time - I Gave Up (On Trying To Get Over You) - Voices - She Loved The Leavin' Out Of Me - I'll Never Regret Loving You - It's A Sad Situation - Those Low Down Blues - Whiskey, Whiskey (Take My Mind)
PLUS: Couples - Would You Be My Lady - David's Blues - Free Born Ramblin' Man

DAVID ALLAN COE
Castles In The Sand/Hello In There Plus
BCD 16127 AH

'Castles In The Sand' and 'Hello In There' come from 1983. Critics agree that 'Castles In The Sand' is one of the era's most underrated LPs - and one of the most haunted and strange. Coe wrote just three songs on the album, and cowrote another. The title track is an autobiographical tribute to Bob Dylan as one of the two most misunderstood artists of his generation - Coe being the other. Coe emulates Dylan’s voice throughout the verses and sings in his own on the refrains. It's followed by a funky country reading of Dylan's Gotta Serve Somebody with Lacy J. Dalton. Another
highlight: an eerie cover version of the The Ride (a #4 country hit in 1983), in which the ghost of Hank Williams makes an appearance to offer advice. 'Hello In There' has two sides: country and city, and again David Allan mixes his own songs with covers and revivals that reflect his feelings at the time. John Prine’s Hello In There, Jerry Butler’s He (Will Break Your Heart) and Billy Grammer’s Gotta Travel On are standouts.

CASTLES IN THE SAND: Cheap Thrills - Son Of A Rebel Son - Fool Inside Of Me (& Diane Sherrill) - Castles In The Sand - Gotta Serve Somebody (& Lacy J. Dalton) - The Ride - I Can't Let You Be A Memory - Missin' The Kid - Don't Be A Stranger (Eve Shapiro) - For Lovers Only (Part 1)
HELLO IN THERE: Crazy Old Soldier - Out Of Your Mind - Mister, Don't Speak Bad About My Music - Drinkin' To Forget - Gotta Travel On - He Will Break Your Heart - For Lovers Only (Part II) - Hello In There - Someone Special - I Ain't Gonna Let You Go Again
PLUS: My Father Smoked His Pipe

DAVID ALLAN COE
Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy / Once Upon A Time
BCD 15706-AH

A Sad Country Song - Crazy Mary - River - The 33rd Of August - Bossier City - Atlanta Song - Old Man Tell Me - Desperados Waiting For The Train - I Still Sing The Old Songs - The Old Grey Goose Is Dead - Would You Lay With Me - Jody Like A Melody - Loneliness In Ruby's Eyes - Would You Be My Lady - Sweet Vibrations - Another Pretty Country Song - Piece Of Wood And Steel - Fraulein - Shine It On - You Never Even Called Me By My Name

DAVID ALLAN COE
Tattoo / Family Album
BCD 15839-AH 

Just To Prove My Love For You - Face To Face - You'll Always Live Inside Of Me - Play Me A Sad Song - Daddy Was A God Fearin' Man - Canteen Of Water - Maria Is A Mystery - Just In Time (To Watch Love Die) - San Francisco Mabel Joy - Hey Gypsy - Family Album - Million Dollar Memories - Divers Do It Deeper - Guilty Footsteps - Take This Job And Shove It - Houston, Dallas, San Antone - I've Got To Have You - Whole Lot Of Lonesome - Bad Impressions - Heavenly Father, Holy Mother - (If I Could) Climb The Walls Of The Bottle

DAVID ALLAN COE
Human Emotions / Spectrum VII
BCD 15840-AH 

Would You Lay With Me (In A Field Of Stone) - If This Is Just A Game - You Can Count On Me - Mississippi River Queen - Tomorrow Is Another Day - Human Emotions - (She Finally Crossed Over)Love's Cheatin'Line - Whiskey And Women - Jack Daniels, If You Please - Suicide - Rollin' With The Punches - On My Feet Again - Fall In Love With You - What Can I Do - Sudden Death - Fairytale Morning - Seven Mile Bridge - Now's The Time (To Fall In Love) - Love Is Just A Porpoise - Please Come To Boston

DAVID ALLAN COE
Compass Point / I’ve Got Something To Say
BCD 15841-AH

Heads Or Tails - Three Time Loser - Gone (Like) - Honey Don't - Lost - Merle And Me - Loving Her (Will Make You Lose Your Mind) - The Fish Aren't Bitin' Today - X's And O's (Kisses And Hugs) - I've Got Something To Say - Back To Atlanta - I Could Never Give You Up (For Someone Else) - Take It Easy Rider - The Great Nashville Railroad Disaster - Hank Williams Junior-Junior - Get A Little Dirt On Your Hands - If You'll Hold The Ladder (I'll Climb To ...) - This Bottle (In My Hand) - Take This Job And Shove It Too - Lovin' You Comes So Natural

DAVID ALLAN COE
Invictus (Means Unconquered) / Tennessee Whiskey
BCD 15842-AH

Rose Knows - Ain't It Funny The Way Love Can Do Ya - If You Ever Think Of Me At All - The Purple Heart - London Homesick Blues - Stand By Your Man - As Far As This Feeling Will Take Us - Someplace To Come When It Rains - The Best Game In Town - I Love Robbing Banks - Tennessee Whiskey - If I Knew - I've Given `Bout All I Can Take - Pledging My Love - I'll Always Be A Fool For You - Dock Of The Bay - Juanita - We Got A Bad Thing Goin' - D-R-U-N-K - Little Orphan Annie - The Bright Morning Light

NAT KING COLE
L-O-V-E - The Complete Capitol Recordings 1960 - 1964
BCD 16717-KL
11-CD Box Set (LP size) with 184-page hardcover book

In many ways, the last five years of his recording career was his most successful period: despite the insurgence of rock 'n' roll and other non-traditional pop musics, Cole was riding higher than ever. He had more big hits in these years than ever before, and he mastered the technique of turning hit singles into best selling albums. The years 1960-1964 found Cole collaborating extensively with a new and outstanding musical director, the highly talented Ralph Carmichael, as well as creating some of his best -remembered albums with old friends like Billy May and Gordon Jenkins. There also were wonderful one-shot projects like his team-up with the great pianist George Shearing and Cole’s only official live recording.

This new 11-CD set is the first complete collection of all of Nat Cole's recordings from the final half-decade of his career, a total of 292 masters.

- The set includes all of the following albums, in many cases including rare 'bonus' material from the same sessions:
- Cole's only in-concert recording, 'Live At The Sands' (1960) - universally regarded as one of the great live albums of all time.
- 'Wild Is Love' - Cole's only original-story concept album, containing the classic title song, and his last collaboration with the great arranger Nelson Riddle (1960).
-'The Magic Of Christmas' - The King's only all-original Christmas concept album, a collection of traditional carols that marked his first project with the wonderful musical director Ralph Carmichael (1960).
-'The Touch Of Your Lips' - One of Cole's all-time greatest ballad albums, with sumptuous arrangements by the brilliant Mr. Carmichael (1960).
- 'Nat King Cole Sings / George Shearing Plays' - Another brilliant collection of love songs, Cole's only meeting with the marvelous jazz pianist, backed by more deluxe string arrangements from Ralph Carmichael – including many bonus tracks (1961).
- 'The Nat King Cole Story' - Cole's massive autobiographical statement of 1961, in which he recreated his classic hits of the '40s and '50s in state of the art stereo with the original orchestrations in an elaborate three-LP package, including several bonus tracks.
- 'Let’s Face The Music!' - Cole's last teaming with his old chum Billy May proved to be one of the hardest-swinging albums of his career, in which he not only swung the hell out of 12 great songs but contributed five solos (the only ones of his career) on electric organ (1961)!
-'More Cole Espanol' - Cole's final Spanish-language album brought him South of the border to Mexico City, both musically and literally! With Ralph Carmichael (1962).
- 'Ramblin’ Rose' - Cole’s first mega-hit of this period, a blockbuster country song "by two Jewish boys from Brooklyn" that became one of his all-time best-sellers and led to an equally successful album (1962).
-'Dear Lonely Hearts' - The second of Cole's country albums. (1962).
- 'Where Did Everyone Go' - The only time that Cole recorded a set of saloon-and-suicide songs in the style of Frank Sinatra’s 'Only The Lonely.' An all-time classic if under-appreciated album of quality pop music, orchestrated in high style by the great Gordon Jenkins and featuring several all-time Cole classics, such as the title song and the haunting I Keep Going Back To Joeâ’ (1962).
- 'My Fair Lady' - Cole's marvelous but little-known recording of the complete score to the 1956 classic musical by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Lowe, with marvelous orchestrations by Ralph Carmichael (1963).
-'Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days Of Summer' – One of the biggest hits of the early '60s, and a song that all but defined an era, expanded into a marvelous sing-a-long album – 12 warmly nostalgic songs of the good old summertime, featuring Cole, Carmichael's orchestra and a large chorus. Includes That Sunday, That Summer, among the most beautiful songs Cole recorded in the later period (1963).
- 'I Don't Want To Be Hurt Anymore' - Cole’s final country album, the most modern sounding of the three, with sophisticated charts by Ralph Carmichael, and including many bonus tracks and singles (1964).
-'L-O-V-E' - Cole's last hit was a German import by Bert Kaempfert that he and Ralph Carmichael worked into a classic album, all of hard-swinging, Basie-esque love songs with a continental flavor. Cole's final album featured some of the best singing (and swinging!) of his entire career.

-Plus over 40 singles, nearly none of them ever reissued on LP or CD, including some wonderful hidden gems, such as :
-Several outstanding showtunes, such as Look No Further from 'No Strings,' and Magic Moment from 'The Gay Life.'
-Cole's little-known 1960 reunion session with Stan Kenton and his Orchestra.
-Cole's only date with arranger Richard Wess, which resulted in the swinging Cappuccina.
-A marvelous selection of foreign language versions of his hit songs, most never commonly available in any country!
-Several outstanding movie songs, including Cole's vocals from his last film, the classic comedy-western 'Cat Ballou.
-Most of these singles tracks have only been heard in the last 40 years with over-dubbed rhythm section – this package marks their first compilation in the orginal, untampered masters, as they were meant to be heard.

The hardcover book features the usual Bear Family amenities: 184 pages of full-color photos from the Capitol vault, extensive analysis and background by Will Friedwald, the definitive Cole scholar, as well as a complete discography and tune index by Michel Ruppli, Jordan Taylor, Russell Wapensky & Richard Weize

CD 1: Ballerina - Funny (Not Much) - The Continental - I Wish You Love - You Leave Me Breathless - Thou Swell - My Kinda Love - The Surrey With The Fringe On Top - Where Or When (instrumental) - Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Lunch Today) - Joe Turner's Blues - Mr. Cole Won't Rock And Roll - Introduction - Wild Is Love - Wild Is Love - Hundreds And Thousands Of Girls - It's A Beautiful Evening - Tell Her In The Morning - Are You Disenchanted? - Pick-Up - Beggar For The Blues - World Of No Return - In Love Again - Stay With It - Wouldn't You Know - He Who Hesitates - Wild Is Love (reprise)
CD 2: Steady - My Love -1 - Magic Night - Is It Better To Have Loved And Lost? - Someone To Tell It Too - Baby Blue - When It's Summer - You Are Mine - Away In A Manger - I Saw Three Ships - Silent Night - The First Noel - Joy To The World - Deck The Halls - Hark The Herald Angels Sing - Adeste Fideles 1 - Adeste Fideles 2 - O Tannenbaum - A Cradle In Bethlehem - God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen - Caroling, Caroling - O Holy Night - O Little Town Of Bethlehem - The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas To You) - Buon Natale Means (Merry Christmas To You) - The Happiest Christmas Tree - Toys For Tots (Marine Corps Release)
CD 3: If I Knew - I Remember You - Sunday, Monday Or Always - A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square - My Need For You - Poinciana - The Touch Of Your Lips - You're Mine, You! - Illusion - Funny (Not Much) - Not So Long Ago - Only Forever - Lights Out - It's Only A Paper Moon - Sweet Lorraine - (Get Your Kicks On) Route 66 - Straighten Up And Fly Right - (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons - Embraceable You - Answer Me My Love - Darling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup - Smile - Pretend
CD 4: The Sand And The Sea - A Blossom Fell - Nature Boy - Too Young - Somewhere Along The Way - Unforgettable - Mona Lisa - Send For Me - If I May-1 - Looking Back - Goodnight Little Leaguer - Take A Fool's Advice - The First Baseball Game - Because You Love Me - Make It Last - Capuccina - Let True Love Begin (Let's Begin Again) - Let True Love Begin (Let's Begin Again) (with chorus) - Love - I Heard You Cried Last Night - Orange Colored Sky - To The Ends Of The Earth - Non Dimenticar - Blue Gardenia - Night Lights - Calypso Blues - I Am In Love - Lush Life - Walkin' My Baby Back Home - Ballerina (Dance, Ballerina, Dance)
CD 5: Ebony Rhapsody - Day In, Day Out - Too Little, Too Late - When My Sugar Walks Down The Street - Cold, Cold Heart - Let's Face The Music And Dance - Something Makes Me Want To Dance With You - I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter - The Rules Of The Road - Warm And Willing - Bidin' My Time - Moon Love - Azure-Te - A Beautiful Friendship - Everything Happens To Me - Pick Yourself Up - September Song - Let There Be Love - I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good - Serenata - The Game Of Love - Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words) - Guess I'll Go Back Home - I'm Lost - Don't Go - There's A Lull In My Life - Lost April
CD 6: Step Right Up - Magic Moment - The Right Things To Say - Look No Further - La Feria De Las Flores - Guadalajara - La Golondrina (The Swallow) - Tres Palabras (Without You) - Piel Canela - Solamente Una Vez (You Belong To My Heart) - Las Chiapanecas (While There's Music ,There's Romance) - Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You) - Adios Mariquita Linda (Adios And Farewell My Lover) - No Me Platiques - Aqui Se Habla En Amor (Love Is Spoken Here) - A Media Luz - Dear Lonely Hearts - Ramblin' Rose - Nothing Goes Up Without Coming Down - The Good Times - Who's Next In Line? - When You're Smiling - Wolverton Mountain - One Has My Name, The Other Has My Heart - Skip To My Lou - Sing Another Song (And We'll All Go Home) - Your Cheatin' Heart - Goodnight, Irene, Goodnight - I Don't Want It That Way - Twilight On The Trail - He'll Have To Go
CD 7: Farewell To Arms - Happy New Year - When The World Was Young - Spring Is Here - No, I Don't Want Her - Say It Isn't So - Am I Blue? - Laughing On The Outside - I Keep Going Back To Joe's - The End Of A Love Affair - That's All There Is - Someone To Tell It To - If Love Ain't There - Where Did Everyone Go? - Miss You - Oh How I Miss You Tonight - All Over The World - Lonesome And Sorry - My First And Only Lover - Near You - Why Should I Cry Over You? - Yearning - All By Myself - It's A Lonesome Old Town - Misery Loves Company
CD 8: In The Cool Of The Day - Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days Of Summer - Felicia - You'll See - Mr. Wishing Well - On The Sidewalks Of New York - Get Out And Get Under The Moon - After The Ball Is Over - There Is A Tavern In The Town - On A Bicycle Built For Two - In The Good Old Summertime - That Sunday, That Summer - Our Old Home Town - Don't Forget - You Tell Me Your Dream - That's What They Meant - Wouldn't It Be Loverly? - I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face - I Could Have Danced All Night - With A Little Bit Of Luck - You Did It - Show Me - I'm An Ordinary Man - Hymn To Him - Get Me To The Church On Time - The Rain In Spain - On The Street Where You Live
CD 9: Silver Bird - My True Carrie Love - I Don't Want To Be Hurt Anymore - A Rag, A Bone, A Hank Of Hair - People - Let Me Tell You, Babe - Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes - You're Crying On My Shoulder - Was That The Human Thing To Do? - Only Yesterday - Road To Nowhere - Go, If You're Going - I'm Alone Because I Love You - Don't You Remember? - I'm All Cried Out - I Don't Want To See Tomorrow - You're My Everything - L-O-V-E - Wanderlust - Marnie - More And More Of Your Amore - The Ballad Of Cat Ballou - They Can't Make Her Cry - How I'd Love To Love You - Coquette (Little Coquette)
CD 10: More - Your Love - My Kind Of Girl - Thanks To You - There's Love - Swiss Retreat - The Girl From Ipanema - Three Little Words - No Other Heart - Je Ne Repartirai Pas (French version) - Les Feuilles Mortes (French version) - Le Bonheur C'est Quand On S'aime (French version) - Crois-Moi a Durera (French version) - Passing By (French version) - L-O-V-E (Italian version) - Tu Sei Cosi Amabile (Italian version) - Amor (Spanish version) - Tu Eres Tan Amable (Spanish version) - Muetterlein (German version) - L-O-V-E (German version) - I Don't Want To Be Hurt Anymore (Japanese version) - L-O-V-E (Japanese version) - Kareha (Japanese version)
 CD 11: (The Overdubs) Magic Night - Is It Better To Have Loved And Lost? - Baby Blue - When It's Summer - You Are Mine - If I Knew - Looking Back - Take A Fool's Advice - Because You Love Me - Make It Last - Capuccina - Let True Love Begin (Let's Begin Again) - Magic Moment - Farewell To Arms - Happy New Year - Felicia - You'll See - Mr. Wishing Well - Silver Bird - People - Let Me Tell You, Babe - Marnie - No Other Heart - Unforgettable - Felicia - A Rag, A Bone, A Hank Of Hair - I Don't Want To See Tomorrow - Song Of Raintree Country

COUSIN EMMY
Cousin Emmy and Her Kinfolks 1939 - 1947
CD digipac with 52-page booklet
BCD 16853 AR

  * A bona fide star from the early days of country radio. Cousin Emmy was "the first hillbilly star to own a Cadillac."
  * Cousin Emmy wrote a song that has become a bluegrass classic, Ruby (Are You Mad At Your Man)?
  * Emmy became a favorite of the folk revival crowd during the 1950s and 1960s.
  * She recorded few songs, but Bear Family has acquired some incredibly rare vintage radio shows and private recordings to make a fabulous full-length CD.

A fascinating and enigmatic entertainer from the golden age of early country radio, Cousin Emmy has been ill-served by the reissue industry... until now. She was flamboyant, colorful, and sassy (billing herself as "the first hillbilly star to own a Cadillac") yet she was 'down home' and sincere. She also wrote one of the great bluegrass classics of all-time, Ruby (Are You Mad At Your Man)? and influenced many performers, including Grandpa Jones. Cousin Emmy danced and sang her way into the hearts of everyone who ever saw one of her personal appearances or heard her on the radio. In her heyday, she was one of the best-known and most popular performers in country music. Her career spanned several decades, from the mid-1930s all the way through the 1940s and into the early 1950s, with a revival in the 1960s and into the 1970s that included an appearance at the Newport Folk Festival and at the Smithsonian as well as a show at the Hollywood Bowl. She was part of the 1966 European tour 'The American Folk & Country Festival' and also starred on Pete Seeger's television show. She played everywhere once and was a much bigger star than her few record releases suggest. Now Bear Family has acquired several extremely rare Cousin Emmy radio shows and private recordings, coupling them with the almost-as-rare 1940s Decca recordings to present the first-ever portrait of an unjustly forgotten legend.

I Wish I Was In Bowling Green - Johnny Booker - Come On All You Virginia Gals - Pretty Little Miss Out In The Garden - Lonesome Road Blues - I Wish I Was A Single Girl, Again - Chilly Scenes Of Winter - Barney-O-Barney - Lost John - Ruby - Freight Train Blues - Milk Cow Blues - Broken Hearted One You Left Behind - Free Little Bird
The Louisville Radio Shows:
First show: Opening Theme: Little Old Log Cabin In The Lane - Turkey In The Straw (Kinfolk Gang) - Groundhog - Lost John - Mother's Grave - Sowing On The Mountain - Some Of These Days - Ragtime Annie - Closing Theme
Second Show: Opening Theme - Irish Washerwoman (The Shining Fiddlers) - Groundhog - Truck Driver's Blues (Collard Bros.) - Cacklin' Hen - Little Joe - Closing Theme
Third Show: Opening Theme - Arkansas Traveler - Fisher's Hornpipe - Ruby - Wonder Who Will Meet Me There - Closing Theme
Bonus Tracks: Arkansas Traveler - Sleepy Lou

BILLY CRASH CRADDOCK
Boom Boom Baby
BCD 15610-AH

Sweetie Pie - Lulu Lee - Ah, Poor Little Baby - I Miss You So Much - (For The Last Time) Am I To Be The One - Well Don't You Know - Boom Boom Baby - (What Makes You) Treat Me Like You Do - I Want That - Little Ole You - One Last Kiss - Report Card Of Love - Heavenly Love - Good Time Billy (Is A Happiness Fool) - Letter Of Love - Don't Destroy Me - Blabbermouth - School Day Dreams - Since She Turned Seventeen - All I Want Is You - Is It True Or False?

JIM CROCE & INGRID
Bombs Over Puerto Rico
BCD 15894-AH

Age - Spin, Spin, Spin - I Am Who I Am - What Do People Do - Another Day, Another Town - Vespers - Big Wheel - Just Another Day - The Next Man That I Marry - What The Hell - The Man That Is Me

HOWARD CROCKETT
Out Of Bounds - The Johnny Horton Connection
BCD 16794-AH

He didn’t have many hits as a singer, but Howard Crockett wrote Honky Tonk Man, Ole Slew Foot, Whispering Pines, and All Grown Up. All Johnny Horton hits. On the strength of Honky Tonk Man, he signed a contract with Dot Records, and this CD includes all his Dot/Hamilton recordings together with the legendarily rare Manco singles, as well as the never-reissued-until-now Smash recordings. Serious rockabilly collectors have long been aware of Howard Crockett. With this CD, everyone can now appreciate a true original talent in the same vein as Johnny Horton and Johnny Cash but with a style all his own.

Break Away Billy Boy - Deep Elm Dave - Trail Of Tears - Jessie And The Glendale Train - If You'll Let Me - Tell Me Why - I Love This Girl - Steamboat Bill - The Ballad Of Thunder Road - Please Answer The Phone - Out Of Bounds Again - The Great Titanic - Going Down To Soldier - You've Got Me Lyin' - I'm Gonna Try Again - Where Did My Baby Go - Branded - Night Rider - Honky Tonk Man - All Grown Up - Sleufoot The Bear - Johnny Reb - I Got Stripes - That Old Jukebox - Just A Poor Man - I've Got You Worried Too - Seven Cards From Now - Polly Ann - Dunkerque (Dunkerk) - Jessie And The Glendale Train - Sugar Coated Baby - You've Got Me Lyin' - Untamed Heart - If You'll Let Me - Truddy Brown -

DICK CURLESS
A Tombstone Every Mile
7-CD Boxset & Book
BCD 15882-GI

CD-1: Coast Of Maine - Ida Dance (instrumental) - Jelly Doughnuts - Fiddler's Dance (instrumental) - Cottage In The Pines - Cupid's Arrow (1) - Baby Darling - Naponee - Rocky Mountain Queen - Streets Of Laredo (1) - Foggy Foggy Dew - China Nights (3) - Blues In My Mind (2) - Lovin' Dan-Sixty Minute Man - Blue Yodel #6 (Midnight Turning Day Blues) - Bright Lights And Blonde..(I'm Getting Tired) - Travelin' Man - I'm Ragged But I'm Right - St. James Infirmary - You Never Miss The Water (Till The Well...) - Rosalita - Just A Closer Walk With Thee - Please Don't Pass Me By - Nine Pound Hammer (1) - Rocky Mountain Queen (with overdub) -
CD-2: Nine Pound Hammer(1)(with recitation) - I Am A Pilgrim - Tuck Me To Sleep In my Old Kentucky Home - I Ain't Got Nobody - Rainbow In My Heart - Something's Wrong With You - Evil Hearted Man Blues - I Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven - Deck Of Cards - High Noon - Strawberry Roan - Red River Valley - Cowboy Jack - On Top Of Old Smokey - Home On The Range - Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie - Chisholm Trail - I Ride An Old Paint - Whoopie Ti Yi Yo - Green Grow The Lilacs - The Last Roundup - The Crawdad Song - The Rock Island Line - Don't Fence Me In - The Big Rock Candy Mountain - Rovin' Gambler - Molly Darlin' -
CD-3: The Yellow Rose Of Texas - Liza Jane - Careless Love - Buffalo Gal - San Antonio Rose - Little Brown Jug - I've Been Working On The Railroad - Silver Threads Among The Gold - You Tell Me Your Dream, I'll Tell You Mine - I Was Seeing Nellie Home - Beautiful Dreamer - My Old Kentucky Home - Whispering Hope - What A Friend We Have In Jesus - Rock Of Ages - The Church In The Wildwood - Bring Them In - Onward, Christian Soldiers - Nearer My God To Thee - In The Garden - Jesus Loves Me - I Love To Tell The Story - The Old Rugged Cross -
CD-4: A Tombstone Every Mile (1) - Heart Talk (1) - Streets Of Laredo (2) - King Of The Road - Uncle Tom - China Nights (4) - Six Times A Day - Cupid's Arrow (2) - Down By The Old River - Teardrops In My Heart - Nine Pound Hammer (3) - Sunny Side Of The Mountain - 'Tater Raisin' Man - The Friend That Makes It Four - Mama's Hands - Mom And Dad's Waltz - Daddy And Home - I'm Going Home - Buckaroo - Little Terry - Please Don't Make Me Go - You, You, Only You (& KAY ADAMS) - Terrible Tangled Web (& KAY ADAMS) - A Devil Like Me Needs An Angel...(& K. ADAMS) - No Fool Like An Old Fool (& KAY ADAMS) - Old Standby (& KAY ADAMS) - Too Late (& KAY ADAMS) - I Can't Stop (My Lovin' You) (& KAY ADAMS) - For Ever And Ever (& KAY ADAMS) - Congratulations, You're Absolutely..(& ADAMS) - Heart Talk (2) (& KAY ADAMS) -
CD-5: Highwayman - The Baron - Memories, And Old Picture And A Ring - A Good Job Hunting And Fishing - How Do I Say Goodbye - I Didn't Know Love Was This Way - House Of Memories - All Of Me Belongs To You - My Side Of The Night - The Game Of Love And Poker - Try And Leave Me - (Standing) On The Outside Looking In - Hello Honey - Nobody - Hobo - Tears Of Saint Ann - I Went Bad For A Pretty Girl - Tornado Tillie - Life Goes On - Big Foot - Mumble Boogy - You Can't Go Back Again - Shoes - When Dad Was Around - End Of The Road - Bury The Bottle With Me - Wrinkled, Crinkled, Wadded Dollar Bill - Just For The Record - I'm Worried About Me -
CD-6: The Heartline Special - Secret Of Your Heart - I Ain't Got Nobody - Bummin' On Track E - Secret Of Your Heart - The Wild Side Of Town - Nobody Knows You, When You're Down And Out - Things - Easy Woman - Down On The Corner At Kelly's - Tonight's The Night My Angels Halo Fell - Maybe I'll Cry Over You - It's Nothing To Me - The Good Old Days - Over The Edge - Blue Is A Beautiful Color - A Good Year For The Wine - Tears Instead Of Cheers - All I Need Is You - A Brand New Bed Of Roses - Be Here To Love Me - Kentucky Boy - Fanning The Flame - The Sun - Somebody Else - Jamaica Farewell -
CD-7: China Nights (1) - The Golden Rocket - Just A Closer Walk With Thee - I'm In Love Again - I Walk The Line - Something's Wrong With You - China Nights (2) - Evil-Hearted Man Blues - Marianne - Blues In My Mind (1) - Down By The Riverside - Oh, Lonesome Me! - Where Is Your Heart Tonight - I Can Get Along Without You Now - Nine Pound Hammer (2) - What Do I Care - There's Been A Change In Me - After All I Ain't Got Much To Lose (live) - Sunny Side Of The Mountain (live) - Monday Night (Arthur Godfrey Show) - Nine Pound Hammer (Arthur Godfrey Show) - China Nights (Arthur Godfrey Show) - Just A Little Lovin' (Arthur Godfrey Show) - I Am A Pilgrim (Arthur Godfrey Show) - Tuck Me To Sleep (Arthur Godfrey Show) - Montreal Express (commercial) - Station Breaks - The Tumbleweed Kid (BILLY D. HUNTER)

KING CURTIS
Capitol Years
3-CD Boxset & Book
BCD 15670-CI

CD-1: Turn `Em On (Stereo) - Beach Party - Beautiful Brown Eyes - Your Cheatin' Heart - Tennessee Waltz - Wagon Wheels - High Noon - Anytime - Home On The Range - Night Train To Memphis - I'm Movin' On - Raunchy - Tumbling Tumbleweeds - Walking The Floor Over You - Slow Drag - New Dance - Frisky - Alexander's Ragtime Band - Amorosa (Bossa Nova) - Strollin' Home - Mess Around - Sukiyaki - Summer Dream - Do The Monkey - Feel All Right - New Dance - Turn `Em On (Mono)
CD-2: Theme From `Lillies Of The Field' , Part 2 - Theme From `Lillies Of The Field' , Part 1 - More Soul - Soul Serenade - Honky Tonk - Watermelon Man - Memphis - Soul Twist - Night Train - Tequila - Wiggle Wobble - One Mint Julep - Can't Sit Down - The Swingin' Shepherd Blues - My Last Date - Hide Away - Harlem Nocturne - Java - Stranger On The Shore - Summer Dream - Melancholy Serenade - Tanya - Hung Over - Soul Twine (Chuck) (Stereo) - Hung Over - Soul Twine (Chuck) (Mono) -
CD-3: Moon River - Girl From Ipanema - Sister Sadie - Something You've Got - Take These Chains From My Heart - Let It Be Me - Hung Over (Re-Make) - Misty (Re-Make) - Bill Bailey - Peter Gunn - Shake - Tennessee Waltz - Ain't That Good News - Twistin' The Night Away - Good Times - Send Me Some Lovin' - Bring It On Home To Me - A Change Is Gonna Come - You Send Me - Cupid - Having A Party - Chain Gang - The Prance - Something You've Got (overdubs)