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BOB GALLION Jumpin’ Bob Gallion is best remembered for a strong of hits on Hickory in the early to mid-1960s, like Wall To Wall Love and One Way Street, but his earlier recordings for MGM from 1956-59 are revered by both fans of hardcore country and by aficionados of rockabilly and rock ‘n’ roll. A strong-voiced honky-tonk singer in the Hank Williams tradition, Gallion dabbled convincingly with rockabilly in his earliest sessions, cutting sides like My Square Dancin’ Mama (She’s Done Learned To Rock ‘n’ Roll). Even on his toughest, most rocking sides, however, he remained a country singer in the truest sense, with a raw and classic voice. This collection contains his entire MGM output, fantastic sides like Trademark On What I’ve Found, Hey, Mr. Bartender, and Baby, Love Me, as well as four sides never before issued - a long overdue collection by a sadly underrated singer. Hey, Mr. Bartender - Don’t Feel Lonesome - Trademark On What I’ve Found - You Don’t Love Me - My Square Dancin’ Mama (She’s Done Learned To Rock ‘n’ Roll) - That’s What I Tell My Heart - Baby, Love Me - No One Will Ever Know - Out Of A Honky Tonk - Foolish Young Heart - Your Wild Life’s Gonna Get You Down - A Fool In Love - You’ve Gotta Have A Heartbreak (To Know How To Love) - I Want Her Blues - I Miss You - You Take The Table And I’ll Take The Chairs - Run Boy - This Should Go On Forever - Froggy Went A’Courtin’ - Hey Joe
HANK GARLAND Sugarfoot Rag - The Third Man Theme - Flying Eagle Polka - Sugarfoot Boogie - Hillbilly Express - Seventh And Union - Lowdown Billy - Sentimental Journey - Doll Dance - Baby Guitar - Hank's Dream RED FOLEY : Sugarfoot Rag - E-String Rag - Guitar Shuffle - I'm Moving On - This Cold War With You - I'll Never Slip Around Again - Some Other World - It Is No Secret - I'm Crying (& DOTTIE DILLARD & JACK SHOOK)
DON GIBSON Sittin' Here Cryin' - Blue Blue Day - Oh Lonesome Me - I Can't Stop Loving You - Look Who's Blue - If You Don't Know It - Bad Bad Day - Sweet Sweet Girl - Give Myself A Party - Who Cares - Didn't Work Out Did It - Lonesome Old House - Don't Tell Me Your Troubles - I Couldn't Care Less - Just One Time - A Legend In My Time - Far Far Away - Sweet Dreams - Sea Of Heartbreak - I Sat Back And Let It Happen - Lonesome Number One - I Can Mend Your Broken Heart - If You Knew Me - If You Don't Know The Sorrow - Think Of Me - I'm Crying Inside
DON GIBSON Bear Family’s third Don Gibson boxed set covers the - period from 1966 to 1969, the final years of his RCA Victor contract. Don - was searching for direction, while producing some of the most consistently innovative music of his career. These 4 CDs include all the groundbreaking late Sixties LPs, - 'All My Love,' 'The King Of Country Soul,' 'More Country Soul,' 'All Time Country - Gold,' and the fabulous duets with Dottie West. All the hits from this period are featured, including Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings, Rings Of Gold, and There’s A Story, together with some previously unreleased recordings. By the close of his RCA contract, Don was slowly turning his life around, recovering from drug and alcohol addictions, but his problems had led him to neglect - his songwriting. In place of his own songs, he reinterpreted his favorites from long ago, and took songs from some of the hottest new writers in Nashville, including Mickey Newbury. In the midst of changing times, his music remained as challenging as always. As a bonus the set includes a complete CD with six late-1950s radio shows. The 40-page book includes an essay by Stuart Colman, who conducted - the last interview with Gibson, as well as rare photos from the Gibson family - archives, and a complete discography by Richard Weize. CD 1: Forget Me - Funny, Familar, Forgotten Feelings - Just To Hurt Me - Losing Your Love - The Chance I Had To Take - Run Along Blues - No Doubt About It - All My Love - There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight - Where Is Your Heart Tonight - This Cold War With You - We Live In Two Different Worlds - It's A Sin - (I'll Let My Heart Break) For A Little While - Faded Love - Ashes Of Love - They'll - Never Take Her Love From Me - What Locks The Door - Headin' Down The Wrong Highway - Good Morning, Dear - It's A Long, Long Way To Georgia - I Just Said Goodbye - To My Dreams - Low And Lonely
TOMPALL GLASER The Rogue - Tears On My Pillow - Forever And Ever - Shackles And Chains - My Pretty Quadroon - Lean On Me - I'll Hold You In My Heart - True Love - Open Arms - I Love You So Much It Hurts - Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy - You Can't Borrow Back Any Time - Like An Old Country Song - Sad Country Songs - What A Town - Don't Think You're Too Good For Country Music - Unwanted Outlaw - The Man You Think You See - When I Dream - Burn, Georgia Burn - Billy Tyler - Carry Me On
TOMPALL GLASER: Tompall Glaser is the forgotten outlaw. Everyone remembers Willie and Waylon, but Tompall made records every bit as good as theirs, and helped develop the classic 'Outlaw' sound in his famous...and infamous... Hillbilly Central studio, where the window shutters were always closed and the door was always open. Bear Family has already released Tompall's ABC recordings 'The Outlaw' and the previously unissued 'The Rogue' and now they've reissued his four MGM/Polydor LPs on two CDs. All of his biggest hits are on these CDs, including Charlie, T For Texas, and of course Put Another Log On The Fire, which was one of the highlights of the classic 'Wanted: The Outlaws' LP. Tompall didn't score as many hits as Waylon 'n' Willie, but the dry insolence in his voice and the understated backings made up the sound that Waylon, Willie, David Allan Coe, and the others adopted. It was the classic 1970s outlaw sound. Tompall not only composed some great songs, but had an unfailing ear for other great songwriters. He and his brothers gave a break to Kinky Friedman, who in turn also produced a couple of songs on this CD. There are great songs from Billy Joe Shaver, and, of course, Shel Silverstein. There's a complete LP of Silverstein's songs included within 'Another Log On The Fire,' and several other Silverstein classics on both CDs. These two CDs also include an LP, 'Take The Singer With The Song,' released only in England, as well as bonus tracks and definitive liner notes based on recent interviews with the now-reclusive Tompall Glaser.
TOMPALL GLASER Charlie - Mr Lonesome - An Ode To My Notorious Youth - Loneliest Man - I'll Fly Away Medley (I'll Fly Away/I Saw The Light) - Cowboys And Daddies - Big Jim Colson - Bad Bad Bad Cowboy - Gideon Bible - Let It Be Pretty - Sold American - Texas Law Sez - Broken Down Momma - Pass Me On By - Willy The Wandering Gypsy And Me - Lay Down Beside Me - Take The Singer With The Song - Honey Don't You Know - The Good Lord Knows I Tried - Breakdown (A Long Way From Home) - I'll Fly Away Medley (I Saw The Light/I'll Fly Away/Love Lifted Me) - Love Stoned - Will The Circle Be Unbroken
TOMPALL GLASER I Ain't Lookin' For The Answers Anymore - Roll On - Mendocino - Country Gospel Good Book Rock 'n' Roll - Put Another Log On The Fire - Musical Chairs - Grab A Hold - Echoes - Old New Orleans Custom - If I'm There - Oleander - The Wild Side Of Life - We Live In Two Different Worlds - I Can't Remember - When It Goes, It's Gone Girl - The Hunger - Time Changes Everything - If I'd Only Come And Gone - Good Hearted Woman - West Canterbury Subdivision Blues - Tompall In 'D' On The Ukulele - Broken Down Mama (Polydor) - Loving You Again - T For Texas
GLEN GLENN Last year Bear Family released 'Glen Rocks,' a compilation of Glen Glenn’s famous rockabilly sides such as Everybody’s Movin’, One Cup Of - Coffee, Blue Jeans And A Boys Shirt, and many other favorites. But this CD only tells one side of the story! Like many rockabillies of the 1950s, Glen Glenn started out playing country music. Unlike most, however, Glen grew up in the fertile Los Angeles country music scene, and rubbed shoulders with just about everybody from The Maddox Brothers & Rose to Wynn - Stewart to Porter Wagoner. Not only did Glen appear on the same shows as these stars, in his case they played on his recordings! 'Dim Lights, Thick Smoke' is the first Glen Glenn release that focuses on the music he made before he started rocking. Consisting of home demos, live recordings, unreleased studio cuts and radio station acetates, 'Dim Lights’' shows how a teenage hillbilly music - fan came about latching on to the Big Beat of Rock 'n' Roll. Collectors, take note: there are half a dozen sides on this compilation that have never been released before!!! Sell all those other compilations you’ve acquired over the years, this new CD 'Dim Lights, Thick Smoke' and last year’s 'Glen Rocks' are the definitive last word in Glen Glenn reissues! 36 Tracks: It Rains Rain - I Made A Mistake - Let Me Talk To You - A Hundred Years From Now - Talk To Your Heart - If You Saw Her Through My Eyes - Dim Lights, Thick Smoke And Loud Loud Music - How About You - I’m Alone Because I Love You - Company’s Comin’ - Hey Ma, Hey Pa - If You Tried As Hard To Love Me - No-One Dear But You - You’re Not Mine - Wait Wait (One Year Longer) (1958 version) - I’ll Never Stop Loving You (take 2) - The Beginning Of The End (take 10) - Release Me - Wait Wait (One Year Longer) (1961 version) - I'm Gonna Sit Right Down Andy Cry Over You - One More Time - It's A Sad Thing To See How She's Forgettin' Me - There She Goes - Shake Rattle And Roll - Mean Woman Blues - I Saw My Castles Fall Today - Treat Me Nice - Baby I Don’t Care - Jailhouse Rock - Blue Suede Shoes - The Old Country Church - When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again - Alone With You - Crazy Arms - Who’ll Be The First - I Got A Woman
ROBERT GORDON Red Hot - The Fool - I Sure Miss You - Flyin' Saucer Rock & Roll - The Way I Walk - Lonesome Train (On A Lonesome Track) - I Want To Be Free - Rock Billy Boogie - All By Myself - The Catman - Wheel Of Fortune - Love My Baby - It's Only Make Believe - Crazy Man Crazy - The Worrying Kind - Nervous - Sweet Love On My Mind - Need You - Someday, Someway - Look Who's Blue - Drivin' Wheel - Something's Gonna Happen - Black Slacks - Fire (Live) - Red Hot (Live)
ROBERT GORDON Summertime Blues - I Just Found Out - Boppin' The Blues - A Picture Of You - I Just Met A Memory - Am I Blue - Walk On By - Blue Christmas - Fire - Twenty Flight Rock - But, But - Sea Cruise - Bad Boy - Red Cadillac, And A Black Moustache - Uptown - Five Days, Five Days - Are You Gonna Be The One - Standing On The Outside Of Her Door - Lover Boy - Take Me Back - Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die - Born To Lose - Is It Wrong (For Loving You) - Torture - Black Slacks (Live)
ROBERT GORDON Robert Gordon was the only rockabilly revivalist to take the old music and do something new, fresh, and original with it. He let the music grow and evolve instead of keeping it stuck in 1955. Back in 1990, Bear Family issued two volumes of Robert’s RCA and Private Stock recordings. At that time, they tried to locate the missing album without success. They’ve since found them, and they form the cornerstone of this stellar new collection. There are 10 previously unissued songs, featuring the lead guitar of Chris Spedding und Danny Gatton. Then, to round out the set, Bear Family included 11 tracks from 1977, 1978, and 1980 that weren’t included on the first two CDs. She’s Not Mine Anymore - It Hurts So Much - Run For Your Life - One Day Left - Suspicion - Movin’ Too Slow - You Girl - I Found You - Signs Of Love - Wasting My Time - Girl Like You - So Young So Bad - If This Is Wrong - Blue Eyes (Don’t Run Away) - Is This The Way - Endless Sleep - Woman (You’re My Woman) - Sweet Surrender - It’s In The Bottle - Sea Cruise (Single Version) - Fire (Single Version)
BUCK GRIFFIN Pretty Lou - Girl In 1209 - You'll Never Come Back - Stutterin' Papa - Watchin' The 7:10 Roll By - Broken Heart With Alimony - Jessie Lee - Bow My Back - Old Bee Tree - Every Night - The Party - Little Dan - Neither Do I - Cochise - Go-Stop-Go - Bawlin' And Squallin' - Let's Elope Baby - It Don't Make No Never Mind - Meadowlark Boogie - Rollin' Tears - One Day After Payday - Going Home All Alone - Lookin' For The Green - Next To Mine - Lord Give Me Strength - First Man To Stand On The Moon - Twenty Six Steps
BONNIE GUITAR Mister Fire Eyes/Dark Moon - Open The Door - Half Your Heart - If You See My Love Dancing - Johnny Vagabond - Making Believe - Down Where The Tradewinds Blow - Letter From Jenny - There's A New Moon Over My Shoulder - Moonlight And Shadows - Carolina Moon - By The Light Of The Silvery Moon - Shine On Harvest Moon - The Moon Is Low - Get Out And Under The Moon - Moolight On The Colorado - Moolight And Roses - It's Only A Paper Moon - Prairie Moon - Roll Along Kentucky Moon - Mister Fire Eyes (2) - Love Is Over, Love Is Done - Stand There Mountain - I Found You Out - Love By The Jukebox Light - Big Mike - A Very Precious Love - If You'll Be The Teacher
JACK GUTHRIE Bear Family’s 1991 collection, 'Oklahoma Hills’, has been one of their best-selling country CDs. Now they have the remainder of Jack Guthrie’s brief, incendiary career captured on two incredible CDs. Jack was the cousin of the legendary WOODY GUTHRIE (indeed Oklahoma Hills was Woody’s song, although Jack took the credit), but Jack’s sound was unlike Woody’s. His bright western swing sound used the cream of the Los Angeles-based country jazz pickers, including Porky Freeman, Red Murrell, Billy Hughes, and Cliffie Stone. 'Milk Cow Blues’, drawn from previously unreleased transcriptions, includes several classic Jimmie Rodgers songs, such as Muleskinner Blues, Any Old Time, Waitin’ For A Train, and My Rough And Rowdy Ways, all given a jazzy west coast feel. The set also includes fresh, vital versions of several Bob Wills classics, such as Home In San Antone and Maiden’s Prayer, as well as traditional favorites like Footprints In The Snow and There’s More Pretty Girls Than One. 'When The World Has Turned You Down’ features the remainder of Jack’s Capitol session recordings (none of them on 'Oklahoma Hills’) as well as the remainder of his transcriptions. He revitalizes classic country hits from across the spectrum, including Roy Acuff’s Low And Lonely, Ernest Tubb’s You Nearly Lose Your Mind, Red Foley’s Freight Train Blues, The Carter Family’s I’m Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes, and Bob Wills’ Time Changes Everything and Take Me Back To Tulsa. As before, Jack reinterprets traditional favorites like Birmingham Jail, Careless Love, and Trouble In Mind. Both sets feature extensive notes from Guy Logsdon, who has carried out more than 40 years research into the elusive and tragically short-lived Jack Guthrie. When Guthrie died of tuberculosis in 1948 (the disease that had claimed his idol Jimmie Rodgers), one of the most promising careers in west coast country music was over. Now his story is complete for the first time on Bear Family Records. TRACK LIST: Pins And Needles (In My Heart) - Low And Lonely - Careless Darlin’ - When The World Has Turned You Down - Freight Train Blues - I’m Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes - I’ll Get Along Somehow - You Nearly Lose Your Mind - Please Don’t Leave Me - Time Changing Everything - Ida Red - Take Me Back To Tulsa - The Convict And The Rose - Birmingham Jail - Trouble In Mind - Cindy - Careless Love - Wagoner - This Troubled Mind O’ Mine - Bow Down Brother - It’s Too Late To Change Your Mind - You’re Gonna Be Sorry (Some Of These Days)
JACK GUTHRIE My Rough And Rowdy Ways - Peach Picking Time In Georgia - Git Along Little Paint - I’ll Always Be A Country Boy - Muleskinner Blues - Any Old Time - Blue Yodel #3 - You And My Old Guitar - If It’s Wrong To Love You - Colorado Blues - Home In San Antone - Waitin’ For A Train - Night Train To Memphis - San Antonio Rose - My Life’s Been A Pleasure - T. B. Blues - Echoes From The Hills - (My) Mother’s Bible - Lonesome Road Blues - There’s More Pretty Girls Than One - Maiden’s Prayer - Milk Cow Blues - Shut That Gate - Brown Eyes Cryin’ In The Rain - I Can’t Go On This Way - That’s How Much I Love You - Footprints In The Snow - Never No’ Mo’ Blues - Lulu Walls - Travelin’ Blues
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