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【輸入盤】 Charley Pride / Essential Charley Pride 【CD】

出荷目安の詳細はこちら曲目リストDisc11.Before I Met You/2.Just Between You And Me/3.I Know One/4.The Day The World Stood Still/5.The Easy Part's Over/6.Let The Chips Fall/7.Kaw-Liga/8.All I Have To Offer You (Is Me)/9.(I'm So) Afraid Of Losing You Again/10.Is Anybody Goin' To San Antone/11.Wonder Could I Live There Anymore/12.Did You Think To Pray/13.I Can't Believe That You've Stopped Loving Me/14.I'm Just Me/15.Kiss An Angel Good Mornin'/16.All His Children/17.It's Gonna Take A Little Bit Longer/18.She's Too Good To Be True/19.A Shoulder To Cry On/20.Don't Fight The Feelings Of LoveDisc21.Amazing Love/2.We Could/3.Mississippi Cotton Picking Delta Town/4.Then Who Am I/5.I Ain't All Bad/6.Hope You're Feelin' Me (Like I'm Feelin' You)/7.She's Just An Old Love Turned Memory/8.I'll Be Leaving Alone/9.More To Me/10.Someone Loves You Honey/11.When I Stop Leaving (I'll Be Gone)/12.Where Do I Put Her Memory/13.You Win Again/14.You Almost Slipped My Mind/15.Roll On Mississippi/16.You're So Good When You're Bad/17.Why Baby Why/18.Night Games/19.The Power Of Love/20.Down On The Farm

【ただ今クーポン発行中です】【輸入盤CD】【新品】George Jones / George Jones/In A Gospel Way/Memories Of Us【K2019/10/25発売】(ジョージ・ジョーンズ)

発売日: 2019/10/25輸入盤UKレーベル: Bgo - Beat Goes on収録曲: 1.1 We Can Make It1.2 I'll Take You to My World1.3 Kiss An Angel Good Morning1.4 All the Praises1.5 She's All I Got1.6 The Last Letter1.7 Loving You Could Never Be Better1.8 The King1.9 Try It, You'll Like It1.10 One of These Days1.11 Let's Make History1.12 In a Gospel Way1.13 Why Me, Lord?1.14 A Man I Always Wanted to Meet1.15 The Baptism of Jesse Taylor1.16 Release Me (From My Sin)1.17 Amazing Grace1.18 Mama's Hands1.19 God Keeps the Wild Flowers Blooming1.20 Mama Was a Preacher Man1.21 I Wonder How John Felt (When He Baptized Jesus)1.22 I Can't Find It Here2.1 Memories of Us2.2 Touch of Wilderness2.3 A Goodbye Joke2.4 What I Do Best2.5 She Should Belong to Me2.6 Have You Seen My Chicken2.7 She Once Made a Romeo Cry2.8 Bring on the Clowns2.9 Hit and Run2.10 I Just Don't Give a Damn2.11 The Battle2.12 I Can't Get Over What Lovin' You Has Done2.13 Baby, There's Nothing Like You2.14 You Always Look Your Best (Here in My Arms)2.15 The Nighttime (And My Baby)2.16 I'll Come Back2.17 Wean Me2.18 Love Coming Down2.19 Billy Ray Wrote a Song2.20 I Still Sing the Old Songsコメント:Digitally remastered two CD set containing four George Jones albums from 1972, 1974, 1975 and 1976, originally recorded for Columbia. George Jones was his first for Epic Records and the start of a near-twenty years association. One of the reasons Jones signed with Epic was to team up with Tammy Wynette's producer Billy Sherrill. Sherrill and Jones had great commercial successes despite Jones' alcoholism and drug problems during this period. Slipcased, and with new notes.Digitally remastered two CD set containing four George Jones albums from 1972, 1974, 1975 and 1976, originally recorded for Columbia. George Jones was his first for Epic Records and the start of a near-twenty years association. One of the reasons Jones signed with Epic was to team up with Tammy Wynette's producer Billy Sherrill. Sherrill and Jones had great commercial successes despite Jones' alcoholism and drug problems during this period. Slipcased, and with new notes.

【ただ今クーポン発行中です】【輸入盤CD】【新品】CONWAY TWITTY / I Can't See Me Without You / I Can't Stop Loving You / She Needs Someone To Hold Her / You've Never Been This Far Before【K2024/09/06発売】(コンウェイ・トゥイッティ)

2024/09/06 発売輸入盤レーベル： BGO - BEAT GOES ON収録曲：- Disc 1 -1 I Can't See Me Without You2 Looking Through My Glass3 It's Been One Heck of a Day4 Kiss An Angel Good Morning5 I Didn't Lose Her (I Threw Her Away)6 I'll Never Make It Home Tonight7 This Road That I Walk8 She Knows What She's Crying About9 She's All I Got10 One More Sunrise11 It's a Crying Shame12 (Lost Her Love) on Our Last Date13 Candy14 Hold to My Unchanging Love15 I Still See Him (Through the Hurt in Your Eyes)16 I Just Wanted You to Know17 I Can't Stop Loving You18 Imagination Running Wild19 White Lightning20 Back When Judy Loved Me21 The Key's in the Mailbox22 Since She's Not with the One She Loves (She'll Love the One She's with)- Disc 2 -1 She Needs Someone to Hold Her (When She Cries)2 Sweet Memories3 I've Just Destroyed the World4 Even the Bad Times Are Good5 It's Not Love (But It's Not Bad)6 Dim Lonely Places7 Darlin'8 I Don't Believe I'll Fall in Love Today9 Each Season Changes You10 Why Not Tonight11 Don't Cry Daddy12 You've Never Been This Far Before13 Born to Lose14 Bring It on Home (To Your Woman)15 'Til the Pain Outwears the Shame16 The Weakness in Your Man17 Seasons of My Heart18 Baby's Gone19 When the Final Change Is Made20 Above and Beyond21 (You Make It Hard) to Take the Easy Way Out22 I Love You More in MemoryTwo CDs. Four more Twitty albums dating from 1972-73. All four were Top 10 US Country Chart albums with You've Never Been This Far Before reaching Number 1. The package contains the country hits 'Baby's Gone', 'You've Never Been This Far Before', 'I Can't See Me Without You', 'I Can't Stop Loving You', '(Lost Her Love) On Our Last Date' and 'She Needs Someone To Hold Her (When She Cries)' - four Number 1s there alone! All four albums also made the Top 200 Billboard Album Chart, just proving the cross-over popularity of Twitty, Digitally remastered and slipcased, and with new notes(コンウェイトゥイッティ)

【ただ今クーポン発行中です】【輸入盤CD】【新品】VA / At The Louisiana Hayride Tonight 【K2017/12/22発売】

発売日: 2017/12/22輸入盤USレーベル: Bear Family収録曲: 1.1 W.K. (Old Man) Henderson - Hello World1.2 John McGhee with Frank Welling - Hello World, Doggone1.3 Blind Andy (Jenkins) - Hello World Song (Don't You Go 'Way)1.4 Jimmie Davis (Probably) - Hello World Doggone1.5 Johnnie ; Jack - Raining on the Mountain1.6 Kitty Wells - the Singing Waterfall1.7 Johnnie ; Jack - Little Cabin Home on the Hill1.8 Kitty Wells - Love or Hate1.9 Kitty Wells, Johnnie Wright and Hank Williams - Dear Brother1.10 Curley Williams ; Hank Williams - Time Has Proven I Was Wrong1.11 Curley Williams ; Hank Williams - No Not Now1.12 Hank Williams - My Bucket's Got a Hole in It1.13 Tex Grimsley ; the Texas Playboys - Walking the Dog1.14 Shot Jackson (Webb Pierce(- I Need You Like a Hole in the Head1.15 Webb Pierce - I've Loved You Forever It Seems1.16 Buddy Attaway - Freight Train Blues1.17 Tillman Franks (Webb Pierce: Vocal) - California Blues1.18 Tillman Franks (Webb Pierce: Vocal) - Hayride Boogie1.19 Webb Pierce - I Got Religion Saturday Night1.20 Tillman Franks (Faron Young: Vocal) - Hi Tone Poppa1.21 Mac Wiseman - Tis Sweet to Be Remembered1.22 Claude King - She Knows Why1.23 Shot Jackson - If the Truth Was Known1.24 Slim Whitman - Indian Love Call1.25 Jim Reeves - Mexican Joe1.26 Mitchell Torok - Caribbean1.27 Carolyn Bradshaw - a Man on the Loose1.28 The Browns - Looking Back to See1.29 Jimmy and Johnny - If You Don't Somebody Else Will1.30 Slim Whitman - Rose Marie2.1 Hank Williams - Mind Your Own Business2.2 Johnnie ; Jack and Paul Warren - Listen to the Mockingbird2.3 Hank Williams - I'm a Long Gone Daddy2.4 The Bailes Brothers - He Will Set Your Fields on Fire2.5 Zeke Clements - Milk Cow Blues2.6 Curley Williams - Georgia Steel Guitar2.7 Harmie Smith - I'll Step Aside2.8 Red Sovine - Signed, Sealed, Delivered2.9 Cousin Emmy - I Wish I Was a Single Girl Again2.10 Johnny ; Jack - (As Nimrod ; His Duck): Comedy Routine2.11 Paul Warren - Jolly Blacksmith2.12 Cousin Emmy - Shortnin' Bread2.13 Cousin Emmy's Kinfolks String Band - Mountain Dew2.14 Curley Williams' Georgia Peach Pickers - One Sided Affair2.15 Curley Williams' Georgia Peach Pickers - China Boy2.16 Beat the Band - Game for Audience Members - Beat the Band2.17 Brother Homer (Bailes Brothers) - Sweeter Than the Flowers2.18 The Bailes Brothers - You Go to Your Church and I'll Go to Mine2.19 Station Identification - Station Identification2.20 Slim Whitman - Whipporwill Yodel2.21 Oklahoma Wranglers - Somebody's Been Beating My Time2.22 Oklahoma Wranglers - Wrangler Boogie2.23 T Texas Tyler - Irma2.24 Webb Pierce - Wondering2.25 Lucky Bob Davis - Water Baby Blues2.26 Faron Young - the Good Lord Must Have Sent You3.1 Eddy Arnold - I'm Throwing Rice3.2 Eddy Arnold - Cattle Call3.3 Horace Logan - Hayride Ad Sales Pitch (Horace Logan)3.4 Intro Theme - Intro Theme3.5 Jimmy Lee - Jimmy's Boogie3.6 Goldie Hill - Why Talk to My Heart3.7 Tommy Trent - No Muss, No Fuss, No Bother3.8 Jerry Green - I Hate to Lose You Darlin'3.9 Hank Williams - Jambalaya3.10 Out Theme and Announcements - Out Theme and Announcements3.11 The Maddox Brothers ; Rose - the Land Just Over the Stars3.12 Red Sovine - That's Me Without You (; Jax Beer Ad and Logan Talk)3.13 Tommy Hill - I Ain't Sittin' Where I Was3.14 Jimmy Lee - Blowin' and Goin'3.15 Hillbilly Barton - No Interest3.16 Goldie Hill - Don't Send No More Roses3.17 Bill Carlisle - Too Old to Cut the Mustard3.18 Ginny Wright - How to Get Married3.19 Elvis Presley - That's All Right (; Lucky Strike Talk and Intro)3.20 Elvis Presley - Blue Moon of Kentucky3.21 Dobber Johnson - Black Mountain Rag3.22 Tibby Edwards - Much Too Young to Die3.23 Jimmy Newman - Cry Cry Darlin'3.24 Elvis Presley - Hearts of Stone3.25 Elvis Presley - I Don't Care If the Sun Don't Shine3.26 Elvis Presley - Little Mama3.27 Elvis Presley - Shake Rattle and Roll3.28 Jimmy Lee ; Wayne Walker - Lips That Kiss So Sweetly3.29 The Browns - Draggin' Main Street4.1 Jim Reeves - Red Eyed and Rowdy4.2 Elvis Presley - Tweedlee Dee (; Talk and Outro)4.3 Jimmy Newman - Blue Darling4.4 Jeanette Hicks - Just Like in the Movies4.5 Betty Amos - Yes Ma'am, Ma4.6 Elvis Presley - I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone4.7 Bill Peters - Ida Red4.8 Billy Walker ; Jeanette Hicks - Which One of Us Is to Blame4.9 Johnny Horton - Gone with the Wind This Morning4.10 Hoot ; Curley - You Get What You Pay for4.11 Jeanette Hicks and Hoot ; Merley: Lucky Strike Ad4.12 Jeanette Hicks - Ain't That a Shame4.13 Elvis Presley - Baby Let's Play House4.14 Elvis Presley - Maybellene4.15 Floyd Cramer ; Jimmy Day - Floyd and Jimmy Boogie4.16 Jim Reeves - Yonder Comes a Sucker4.17 David Houston - Squaws Along the Yukon4.18 Billy Walker - I Can't Keep the Girls Away4.19 Johnny Cash - Hey Porter4.20 Johnny Cash - Luther Played the Boogie4.21 Werly Fairburn - Stay Close to Me (; Theme and Logan 'Genial' Talk)4.22 Betty Amos - Ivory Tower4.23 Johnny Horton - Honky Tonk Man (; Talk About State Fair)4.24 Hoot ; Curley and Jack Ford - Standing at the Station4.25 Gary Bryant - Loose Talk4.26 Jeanette Hicks - Slippin' and Slidin'4.27 Talk and Outro - Talk and Outro4.28 Dobber Johnson - Bill Cheatham (; Talk About Fiddle Tunes)4.29 Jimmy Newman - I Want to Tell All the World5.1 Sonny Trammell - San Antonio Rose5.2 Betty Amos - I Want to Be Loved (; Talk About Louisiana Hayride)5.3 Johnny Cash - So Doggone Lonesome5.4 George Jones - You Gotta Be My Baby (; Theme and Frank Page)5.5 Jeanette Hicks - My Blue Heaven5.6 Johnny Cash - I Walk the Line5.7 Slim Whitman - Dear Mary5.8 Hoot ; Curley and Jack Ford - Old Time Religion5.9 Jimmy Newman - Come Back to Me5.10 Benny Barnes - the Waltz of the Angels5.11 Benny Barnes - the Next Voice You Hear5.12 George Jones - Why Baby Why5.13 Rose Maddox - Tall Men5.14 Werly Fairburn - It's Heaven (; Theme and Talk About Ark5.15 Betty Amos - As Long As I'm Moving5.16 Hoot ; Curley and Jack Ford - Mansion in the Sky5.17 Johnny Horton - One Woman Man5.18 Jeanette Hicks ; Jack Ford - Beautiful Brown Eyes5.19 Buddy Attaway - Y'all Come5.20 Jeanette Hicks - Searching5.21 David Houston - Hasta Luego5.22 Martha Lynn - I'm Goin' Huntin' Tonight5.23 Jimmy Newman - Seasons of My Heart (; Intro About 9th Year)5.24 Jeanette Hicks - Bo Weevil5.25 Buzz Busby - Muleskinner Blues5.26 Benny Barnes - Poor Man's Riches6.1 Werly Fairburn - Everybody's Rocking6.2 Outro and Theme - Outro and Theme6.3 Jack Ford - Since I Met You Baby (; Intro Logan)6.4 Betty Amos - I Dreamed6.5 The Geezinslaw Brothers - Billboard Song6.6 The Geezinslaw Brothers - Singin' the Blues6.7 Jeanette Hicks ; James O'Gwynn - Yearning6.8 Rusty ; Lita Carson - I'm Tired6.9 Werly Fairburn - My Heart's on Fire6.10 Werly Fairburn - Speak to Me Baby6.11 Bob Gallion - We'll Never Say Goodbye, Just So Long6.12 Bob Gallion - Hey Mr. Bartender6.13 Tibby Edwards - Walking and Crying with the Blues6.14 Johnny Mathis - Live and Let Live6.15 King Sterling - What Will Your Answer Be'6.16 Jack Ford - You're Still Mine6.17 Jack Ford - Not Sure of You6.18 James O'Gwynn - Playing Dominoes and Shooting Dice6.19 Werly Fairburn - I Guess I'm Crazy6.20 Jimmy ; Johnny - Sweet Love on My Mind6.21 Johnny Horton - I'm Coming Home6.22 Johnny Horton - Not Like I Did Before6.23 Bob Gallion - You Gotta Have a Heartbreak (; Outro)6.24 The Jordanaires - Working on a Building6.25 Elvis Presley - Heartbreak Hotel6.26 Elvis Presley - I Was the One7.1 Elvis Presley - Don't Be Cruel7.2 Elvis Presley - When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again7.3 Elvis Presley - Long Tall Sally7.4 Horace Logan Announcements (And Elvis Has Left the Ibulding)7.5 The Geezinslaw Brothers - Orange Blossom Special7.6 Buffalo Yount - Bile 'Em Cabbage Down (; Intro)7.7 Jimmy ;コメント:Time was when the Louisiana Hayride show at the Municipal Auditorium in Shreveport, Louisiana was the place for country music fans to be on a Saturday night. Just sixty cents for adults (thirty for kids) bought the finest night's entertainment anytime, anywhere. This set is a front-row seat as Hank Williams takes to the stage, first as a relative newcomer and later as a troubled superstar. Elvis Presley brings rockabilly to the airwaves before anyone knew what he or his music was about. A parade of home-grown and out-of-town country hitmakers tussle with one another for encores, and encourage unknown newcomers who would wow the audience with their songs and performances most nights. These long-buried musical performances are brought to life in chronological order interspersed with some of the announcements, intros, ads, comedy routines and mistakes that went to make up a live show in those days. Not least, we can hear Elvis Presley's epoch-changing music as it was originally heard-as part of a country variety show. At The Louisiana Hayride Tonight - Eighteen CDs chronicle the weekly Hayride. Two bonus CDs sample some of the post-1960 shows together with commercial recordings made in the KWKH radio studios, promotional discs and transcribed shows from KWKH's early days. These 20 CDs comprise over 25 hours of music captured on-stage in the 1940s, '50s, and '60s at KWKH's legendary Louisiana Hayride radio show. At The Louisiana Hayride Tonight - Staged live in Shreveport, the Hayride featured national country music stars, soon-to-be legends, regional break-outs, and talented newcomers.Time was when the Louisiana Hayride show at the Municipal Auditorium in Shreveport, Louisiana was the place for country music fans to be on a Saturday night. Just sixty cents for adults (thirty for kids) bought the finest night's entertainment anytime, anywhere. This set is a front-row seat as Hank Williams takes to the stage, first as a relative newcomer and later as a troubled superstar. Elvis Presley brings rockabilly to the airwaves before anyone knew what he or his music was about. A parade of home-grown and out-of-town country hitmakers tussle with one another for encores, and encourage unknown newcomers who would wow the audience with their songs and performances most nights. These long-buried musical performances are brought to life in chronological order interspersed with some of the announcements, intros, ads, comedy routines and mistakes that went to make up a live show in those days. Not least, we can hear Elvis Presley's epoch-changing music as it was originally heard-as part of a country variety show. At The Louisiana Hayride Tonight - Eighteen CDs chronicle the weekly Hayride. Two bonus CDs sample some of the post-1960 shows together with commercial recordings made in the KWKH radio studios, promotional discs and transcribed shows from KWKH's early days. These 20 CDs comprise over 25 hours of music captured on-stage in the 1940s, '50s, and '60s at KWKH's legendary Louisiana Hayride radio show. At The Louisiana Hayride Tonight - Staged live in Shreveport, the Hayride featured national country music stars, soon-to-be legends, regional break-outs, and talented newcomers.

【ただ今クーポン発行中です】【輸入盤CD】【新品】Roy Acuff & Smoky Mountain Boys / King Of Country Music: Foundation Recordings Comp 【K2016/11/18発売】

発売日: 2016/11/18輸入盤USレーベル: Bear Family収録曲: 1.1 Singing My Way to Glory1.2 Charmin' Betsy1.3 The Great Speckled Bird1.4 My Mountain Home Sweet Home1.5 Gonna Raise a Ruckus Tonight1.6 Wabash Cannon Ball1.7 Freight Train Blues1.8 You've Gotta See Mama Every Night1.9 Gonna Have a Big Time Tonight1.10 Yes Sir, That's My Baby1.11 You're the Only Star (In My Blue Heaven)1.12 Please Don't Talk About Me, When I'm Gone1.13 All Night Long1.14 New Greenback Dollar1.15 Steamboat Whistle Blues1.16 She No Longer Belongs to Me1.17 When Lulu's Gone1.18 Doin' It the Old Fashioned Way1.19 An Old Three Room Shack1.20 Red Lips (Kiss My Blues Away)1.21 Trouble Trouble (Take 1)1.22 Trouble Trouble (Take 2)1.23 Sailing Along1.24 Steel Guitar Chimes1.25 Lonesome Valley2.1 Sad Memories2.2 Steel Guitar Blues2.3 Old Fashioned Love2.4 My Gal Sal2.5 The Great Speckled Bird #2 (Take1)2.6 Tell Mother I'll Be There2.7 Down in Union Country2.8 The Rising Sun2.9 What Would You Do with Gabriel's Trumpet2.10 Shout, Oh Lulu2.11 Goodbye Brownie2.12 Blue Ridge Sweetheart2.13 One Old Shirt2.14 Bonnie Blue Eyes2.15 The Automobile of Life2.16 Smoky Mountain Rag (Instrumental)2.17 Wabash Blues (Instrumental)2.18 That Beautiful Picture2.19 The Great Shining Light2.20 Honky Tonk Mammas2.21 Haven of Dreams2.22 Answer to 'Sparkling Blue Eyes'2.23 Smoky Mountain Moon2.24 Fly, Birdie, Fly2.25 Ida Red2.26 Beautiful Brown Eyes2.27 Mother's Prayers Guide Me2.28 Living on the Mountain, Baby Mine2.29 A Vagabond's Dream3.1 Old Age Pension Check3.2 Eyes Are Watching You3.3 I'm Building a Home3.4 Railroad Boomer (Take 1)3.5 Railroad Boomer (Take 2)3.6 Walkin' in My Sleep3.7 Wonder Is All I Do3.8 Drifting Too Far from the Shore3.9 Come Back Little Pal3.10 Will the Circle Be Unbroken3.11 Coming from the Ball3.12 When I Lay My Burden Down3.13 Beneath That Lonely Wound of Clay3.14 The Streamlined Cannonball3.15 Weary River3.16 Just to Ease My Worried Mind3.17 Farther Along (Take 1)3.18 Farther Along (Take 2)3.19 Blue Eyed Darling (Take 1)3.20 Blue Eyed Darling (Take 2)3.21 The Precious Jewel (Take 1)3.22 The Precious Jewel (Take 2)3.23 The Broken Heart3.24 Would You Care3.25 Lonesome Old River Blues (Take 1)3.26 Lonesome Old River Blues (Take 2)3.27 What Good Will It Do3.28 Mule Skinner Blues4.1 Be Honest with Me4.2 Worried Mind4.3 Things That Might Have Been4.4 You're My Darling4.5 It Won't Be Long (Till I'll Be Leaving)4.6 Just Inside the Pearly Gates4.7 I Know We're Saying Goodbye4.8 Brother Take Warning4.9 The Great Judgement Morning4.10 Stuck Up Blues4.11 Lying Woman Blues4.12 You Are My Love4.13 Branded Wherever I Go4.14 No Letter in the Mail4.15 Are You Thinking of Me Darling4.16 I Called and Nobody Answered4.17 Wreck on the Highway4.18 Fire Ball Mail4.19 I'll Reap My Harvest in Heaven4.20 Night Train to Memphis4.21 The Prodigal Son4.22 Low and Lonely4.23 Write Me Sweetheart4.24 I Didn' T Want You to Know4.25 Roll on Buddy4.26 Weary Lonesome Blues4.27 Come Back Little Darling4.28 They Can Only Fill One Grave5.1 Live and Let Live5.2 Don't Make Me Go to Bed and I'll Be Good5.3 The Heart That Was Broken for Me5.4 Not a Word from Home5.5 Do You Wonder Why5.6 I'll Forgive You But I Can't Forget5.7 Blues in My Mind5.8 (I Heard a) Silver Trumpet5.9 Easy Rockin' Chair5.10 It's Too Late Now to Worry Anymore5.11 Wait for the Light to Shine5.12 Radio Station S - a5.13 We Planted Roses on Our Darling's Grave5.14 Money Won't Buy This Soul of Mine5.15 No One Will Ever Know5.16 I Think I'll Go Home and Cry5.17 We Live in Two Different Worlds5.18 Pins and Needles (In My Heart)5.19 Golden Treasure5.20 I Gambled and Lost - 15.21 I Gambled and Lost - 25.22 Let Me Be the First to Say I'm Sorry (Bd+Take 1)5.23 Let Me Be the First to Say I'm Sorry (Take 2)5.24 All the World Is Lonely Now (2 Breakdowns)5.25 All the World Is Lonely Now (Take)6.1 That Glory Bound Train6.2 Waiting for My Call to Glory6.3 Gone, Gone, Gone (But Not Forgotten)6.4 Tell Me Now or Tell Me Never - 16.5 Tell Me Now or Tell Me Neve R - 26.6 I Talk to Myself About You - 16.7 I Talk to Myself About You - 26.8 Freight Train Blues (Fs+Take)6.9 (Our Own) Jole Blon (Fs+Bd+Take)6.10 (Our Own) Jole Blon (2 Bd+Take)6.11 Tennessee Central (Number Nine)6.12 Wabash Cannon Ball (2 Bd+Take)6.13 Wabash Cannon Ball (Fs+Take)6.14 There's a Big Rock in the Road (Take 1)6.15 There's a Big Rock in the Road (Take 2)6.16 Po' Folks (All the Time) (Take 1)6.17 Po' Folks (All the Time) (Take 2)6.18 I Wish I Had Kissed You Goodbye (Bd+Take)6.19 Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain (FS+BD)6.20 Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain (Bd+Take)6.21 Don't Wait 'Til Judgement Day6.22 The Devil's Train (Take 1)6.23 The Devil's Train (Fs+Take)6.24 Short Changed in Love (Bd+Fs+Take)7.1 When They Take That Last Look at Me (Take 1)7.2 When They Take That Last Look at Me (Take 2)7.3 This World Can't Stand Long (Take 1)7.4 This World Can't Stand Long (Take 2)7.5 I Saw the Light7.6 Heartaches and Flowers7.7 The Songbirds Are Singing in Heaven (BD)7.8 The Songbirds Are Singing in Heaven (2 FS+BD)7.9 The Songbirds Are Singing in Heaven (Take 1)7.10 Unloved and Unclaimed (Fs+Take)7.11 Unloved and Unclaimed (Take 2)7.12 I Had a Dream7.13 Thank God (Bd+Take)7.14 You'll Reap These Tears7.15 It's Just About Time7.16 I'll Always Care7.17 It's So Hard to Smile7.18 The Waltz of the Wind7.19 A Sinner's Death7.20 The Midnight Train (Take 1)7.21 The Midnight Train (Fs+Take 2)7.22 The Midnight Train (Take 3)8.1 Where You There When They Crucified My Lord (TK 1)8.2 Where You There When They Crucified My Lord (+Bd+Take)8.3 Sweeter Than the Flowers8.4 Tennessee Waltz (Bd+Take)8.5 The Pale Horse and His Rider8.6 Gray Eagle8.7 Dance Around Molly8.8 Black Mountain Rag8.9 Pretty Little Widow (Bd+Take)8.10 Smoky Mountain Rag8.11 Lonesome Indian8.12 Bully of the Town8.13 Polk County Breakdown8.14 Jesus Died for Me8.15 If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again (Take 1)8.16 If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again (Fs+Take)8.17 The Day They Laid Mary Away (Take 1)8.18 The Day They Laid Mary Away (Take 2)8.19 It's All Right Now9.1 Baldknob Arkansas (Fs+Take)9.2 Baldknob Arkansas (Take 2)9.3 A Plastic Heart (Take 1)9.4 A Plastic Heart (Take 2)9.5 Advice to Joe (Take 1)9.6 Advice to Joe (Take 2)9.7 When My Money Run Out (I Lost All My Friends) (TK 1)9.8 When My Money Run Out (I Lost All My Friends) (TK 2)9.9 When My Money Run Out (I Lost All My Friends) (TK 3)9.10 Your Address Unknown9.11 The Southbound Train9.12 Pliney Jane9.13 Waltz of the Wind9.14 Waltz of Broken Vows (Bd+Take)9.15 Cheating9.16 Don't Hang Your Dirty Linen Ony My Line (Take 1)9.17 Don't Hang Your Dirty Linen Ony My Line (Take 2)9.18 Don't Hang Your Dirty Linen Ony My Line (Take 3)9.19 I'll Be Alone (Bd+Take)9.20 Doug MacArthur9.21 In the Shadow of the Smokies9.22 She Isn't Guaranteed9.23 Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine9.24 Ten Little Numbers9.25 Just a Friend9.26 My Tears Don't Showコメント:He's the biggest singer this music ever knew. You booked him and you didn't worry about crowds. For drawing power in the South, it was Roy Acuff, then God.' (Hank Williams)Roy Acuff's recordings for Vocalion/ARC/Columbia Records, 1936-1951, complete for the first time!The records that revolutionized country music from the artist who took the Grand Ole Opry coast-to-coast, and played a major role in launching the Nashville music industry.Many songs that now form part of bedrock American music, including Great Speckle Bird, Wabash Cannon Ball, Freight Train Blues, The (House of the) Rising Sun, Will The Circle Be Unbroken, Beneath That Lonely Mound Of Clay, The Precious Jewel, Wreck On The Highway, Fireball Mail, Night Train To Memphis, The Prodigal Son, Low And Lonely, Pins And Needles In My Heart, I Saw The Light, We Live In Two Diff'rent Worlds, and Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain.Nine CDs plus a DVD!184-page book, including hundreds of photos, many previously unseen!These nine CDs comprise every surviving 'take' of every surviving recording he made for ARC/Columbia. A total of 228 performances. A bonus DVD includes the complete Grand Ole Opry movie from 1940.The recordings feature stellar work from Acuff≫s Smoky Mountain Boys, including Clell ≫Cousin Jody≫ Summey, Tommy Magness, Tommy Jackson, Benny Martin, and of course Pete 'Bashful Brother Oswald' Kirby. The Smoky Mountain Boys' 1948 instrumental LP, 'Old Time Barn Dance,' is included complete as well.He's the biggest singer this music ever knew. You booked him and you didn't worry about crowds. For drawing power in the South, it was Roy Acuff, then God.' (Hank Williams)Roy Acuff's recordings for Vocalion/ARC/Columbia Records, 1936-1951, complete for the first time!The records that revolutionized country music from the artist who took the Grand Ole Opry coast-to-coast, and played a major role in launching the Nashville music industry.Many songs that now form part of bedrock American music, including Great Speckle Bird, Wabash Cannon Ball, Freight Train Blues, The (House of the) Rising Sun, Will The Circle Be Unbroken, Beneath That Lonely Mound Of Clay, The Precious Jewel, Wreck On The Highway, Fireball Mail, Night Train To Memphis, The Prodigal Son, Low And Lonely, Pins And Needles In My Heart, I Saw The Light, We Live In Two Diff'rent Worlds, and Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain.Nine CDs plus a DVD!184-page book, including hundreds of photos, many previously unseen!These nine CDs comprise every surviving 'take' of every surviving recording he made for ARC/Columbia. A total of 228 performances. A bonus DVD includes the complete Grand Ole Opry movie from 1940.The recordings feature stellar work from Acuff≫s Smoky Mountain Boys, including Clell ≫Cousin Jody≫ Summey, Tommy Magness, Tommy Jackson, Benny Martin, and of course Pete 'Bashful Brother Oswald' Kirby. The Smoky Mountain Boys' 1948 instrumental LP, 'Old Time Barn Dance,' is included complete as well.

【ただ今クーポン発行中です】【輸入盤CD】【新品】Homer & Jethro / Kings Of Comedy Country: The Collection 1949-62【K2022/4/1発売】

発売日: 2022/4/1輸入盤USレーベル: Acrobat収録曲: 1.1 :1.2 Baby It's Cold Outside1.3 Tennessee Border Number Two1.4 I've Got Tears in My Ears (From Lyin' on My Back in My Bed While I Cry Over You)1.5 She Made Toothpicks Out of the Timber of My Heart1.6 I Said My Nightshirt (And Put on My Pray'rs)1.7 (Put Another Nickel in) Music! Music! Music!1.8 You Tell Her I Stutter1.9 Does the Spearmint Lose It's Flavor1.10 Disc Jockey's Nightmare1.11 I'm Movin' on No. 21.12 Sound Off #2 (The Duckworth Chant)1.13 Too Young1.14 Too Old to Cut the Mustard1.15 Cold Cold Heart #21.16 Slow Poke #21.17 When It's Toothpickin' Time in False Teeth Valley1.18 L'il Ole Kiss of Fire1.19 Billboard Song1.20 Child Psychology1.21 You Belong to Me #21.22 Jam-Bowl-Liar (Jambalaya)1.23 Settin' the Woods on Fire #21.24 Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyeballs1.25 (How Much Is) That Hound Dog in the Window1.26 I'm Walking Behind You-All1.27 Your Clobbered Heart1.28 I Saw Mommy Smoochin' Santa Claus1.29 You-Ewe-U2.1 Oh My Pappy!2.2 Swappin' Partners2.3 Hernando's Hideaway2.4 Hey There2.5 Santa Baby2.6 Nutty Lady of Shady Lane2.7 Mister Sandman2.8 Let Me Go Blubber2.9 Ballad of Davy Crew-Cut2.10 Yaller Rose of Texas, You All2.11 Love and Marriage2.12 Hart Brake Motel2.13 Houn' Dawg2.14 I'm My Own Grandpaw2.15 Mama from the Train or (Throw Mama Down the Stairs Her Hat of Blue)2.16 At the Flop2.17 My Special Angel2.18 I Guess Things Happen That Way2.19 Lullaby of Bird Dog2.20 Don't Sing Along (On Top of Old Smokey)2.21 Middle Aged Teenager2.22 The Battle of Kookamonga2.23 Waterloo2.24 El Paso (Numero Dos)2.25 Sink the Bismarck2.26 He'll Have to Go2.27 Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini2.28 Please Help Me, I'm Falling2.29 Are You Lonesome Tonight2.30 She Thinks I Don't Careコメント:Homer and Jethro were a country duo, real names Henry Haynes and Kenneth Burns, with their musical roots in hillbilly and bluegrass, who worked together on radio in the 1930s and reunited after service in WWII to perform again on radio, developing an act which featured exaggerated hillbilly comedic routines. After signing to RCA in 1949, their producer suggested developing their style by recording parodies of well-known pop and country hits, and they immediately struck a chord with their re-working of composer Frank Loesser's "Baby, It's Cold Outside". Over the next dozen years or so they remained consistently popular on radio and TV with this approach, and focused much of their recorded output in this direction. This great-value 58-track 2-CD set brings together selected A & B sides of their releases on RCA from this era, mostly comprising their trademark parody and comic performances. It features all their country and pop chart entries on RCA from these years, including the Top 10 hits "Baby It's Cold Outside" and "How Much Is That Hound Dog In The Window", and the Top 20 hits "Hernando's Hideaway" and "The Battle Of Kookamunga". They represented a highly individual and idiosyncratic strand of country music, cornering the market as just about the only practitioners of this particular art, and this collection offers a showcase not only for their unusual material but also for their finely-honed skills as instrumentalists and harmony vocalists.Homer and Jethro were a country duo, real names Henry Haynes and Kenneth Burns, with their musical roots in hillbilly and bluegrass, who worked together on radio in the 1930s and reunited after service in WWII to perform again on radio, developing an act which featured exaggerated hillbilly comedic routines. After signing to RCA in 1949, their producer suggested developing their style by recording parodies of well-known pop and country hits, and they immediately struck a chord with their re-working of composer Frank Loesser's "Baby, It's Cold Outside". Over the next dozen years or so they remained consistently popular on radio and TV with this approach, and focused much of their recorded output in this direction. This great-value 58-track 2-CD set brings together selected A & B sides of their releases on RCA from this era, mostly comprising their trademark parody and comic performances. It features all their country and pop chart entries on RCA from these years, including the Top 10 hits "Baby It's Cold Outside" and "How Much Is That Hound Dog In The Window", and the Top 20 hits "Hernando's Hideaway" and "The Battle Of Kookamunga". They represented a highly individual and idiosyncratic strand of country music, cornering the market as just about the only practitioners of this particular art, and this collection offers a showcase not only for their unusual material but also for their finely-honed skills as instrumentalists and harmony vocalists.

【ただ今クーポン発行中です】【輸入盤CD】【新品】Jim Reeves / Complete Singles As & Bs 1949-62 【K2018/6/8発売】(ジム・リーヴス)

こちらの商品はネコポスでお届けできません。発売日: 2018/6/8輸入盤USレーベル: Acrobat収録曲: 1.1 My Heart's Like a Welcome Mat1.2 Teardrops of Regret1.3 Chicken Hearted1.4 I've Never Been So Blue1.5 What Were You Doing (Last Night)1.6 Wagon Load of Love1.7 Mexican Joe1.8 I Could Cry (Non-Album Track)1.9 Butterfly Love1.10 Let Me Love You Just a Little1.11 El Rancho Del Rio1.12 It's Hard to Love Just One1.13 Bimbo1.14 Gypsy Heart1.15 I Love You1.16 Then I'll Stop Loving You1.17 Echo Bonita1.18 Beatin' on the Ding Dong1.19 My Rambling Heart1.20 Padre of Old San Antone1.21 Mother Went A-Walking1.22 Penny Candy1.23 I'll Follow You1.24 Where Does a Broken Heart Go'1.25 The Wilder Your Heart Beats the Sweeter You Love1.26 Drinking Tequila2.1 Red Eyed and Rowdy2.2 Tahiti2.3 Give Me One More Kiss2.4 Yonder Comes a Sucker2.5 I'm Hurtin' Inside2.6 Are You the One2.7 How Many (From Bimbo)2.8 Hillbilly Waltz2.9 Let Me Remember (The Things I Can't Forget)2.10 Jimbo Jenkins2.11 I've Lived a Lot in My Time2.12 If You Were Mine2.13 That's a Sad Affair2.14 My Lips Are Sealed2.15 Pickin' a Chicken2.16 According to My Heart2.17 The Mother of a Honky Tonk Girl2.18 Am I Losing You2.19 Waitin' for a Train2.20 Four Walls2.21 I Know and You Know2.22 Two Shadows on Your Window2.23 Young Hearts2.24 Anna Marie2.25 Everywhere You Go2.26 Overnight2.27 I Love You More3.1 Blue Boy3.2 Theme of Love3.3 Billy Bayou3.4 I'd Like to Be3.5 Home3.6 If Heartache Is the Fashion3.7 Partners3.8 I'm Beginning to Forget You3.9 He'll Have to Go3.10 In a Mansion Stands My Love3.11 I'm Gettin' Better3.12 I Know One3.13 I Missed Me3.14 Am I Losing You3.15 Whispering Hope3.16 The Blizzard3.17 Danny Boy3.18 What Would You Do'3.19 Stand at Your Window3.20 Losing Your Love3.21 (How Can I Write on Paper) What I Feel in My Heart3.22 A Letter to My Heart3.23 Adios Amigo3.24 I'm Gonna Change Everything3.25 Pride Goes Before a Fall3.26 You're the Only Good Thing (That's Happened to Me)3.27 Oh, How I Miss You Tonightコメント:Jim Reeves - widely known as "Gentleman Jim" - was one of the most successful and important country artists of the 1950s and early '60s, his rich, velvet voice bringing a unique sound and style, which was in the vanguard of the "new Nashville" sound, as the music headed away from honky-tonk fiddles and steel guitars as introduced strings and backing choruses, helping to move the genre towards the pop mainstream. Despite his tragic death in a 'plane crash in 1964, he was nevertheless able to rack up nearly 50 hits during his lifetime and became one of the most influential personalities in country music in the post-war era. This great-value 80-track 3-CD set comprises the A & B sides of all his singles from his recording debut for the Macy's label in 1949 through to 1962, and includes his recordings for the Abbott and RCA labels during those years, plus a duet performance with Ginny Wright released on the Fabor label. It naturally features all his 37 pop and country hits from the era, including the No. 1s "Mexican Joe", "Bimbo", "Billy Bayou", "Four Walls" and the international smash hit "He'll Have To Go", which provided his UK chart breakthrough in 1960. Covering, as it does, the first 15 years or so of his career, it charts the development of his style and sound during an era when country music was becoming more consciously commercial, and experienced the impact of the rock 'n' roll explosion in the mid-'50s, following it through into the early years of a decade when he very much flew the flag for country music as the British Invasion brought about more musical changes. It's a fine showcase for one of the genre's most enduring stars.Jim Reeves - widely known as "Gentleman Jim" - was one of the most successful and important country artists of the 1950s and early '60s, his rich, velvet voice bringing a unique sound and style, which was in the vanguard of the "new Nashville" sound, as the music headed away from honky-tonk fiddles and steel guitars as introduced strings and backing choruses, helping to move the genre towards the pop mainstream. Despite his tragic death in a 'plane crash in 1964, he was nevertheless able to rack up nearly 50 hits during his lifetime and became one of the most influential personalities in country music in the post-war era. This great-value 80-track 3-CD set comprises the A & B sides of all his singles from his recording debut for the Macy's label in 1949 through to 1962, and includes his recordings for the Abbott and RCA labels during those years, plus a duet performance with Ginny Wright released on the Fabor label. It naturally features all his 37 pop and country hits from the era, including the No. 1s "Mexican Joe", "Bimbo", "Billy Bayou", "Four Walls" and the international smash hit "He'll Have To Go", which provided his UK chart breakthrough in 1960. Covering, as it does, the first 15 years or so of his career, it charts the development of his style and sound during an era when country music was becoming more consciously commercial, and experienced the impact of the rock 'n' roll explosion in the mid-'50s, following it through into the early years of a decade when he very much flew the flag for country music as the British Invasion brought about more musical changes. It's a fine showcase for one of the genre's most enduring stars.

【ただ今クーポン発行中です】【輸入盤CD】【新品】Jean Shepard / Dear John Letter:The Singles Collection 1953-62【K2021/11/5発売】(ジーン・シェパード)

こちらの商品はネコポスでお届けできません。2021/11/5 発売輸入盤レーベル： ACROBAT収録曲：- Disc 1 -1 Crying Steel Guitar Waltz2 Twice the Lovin'3 A Dear John Letter4 I'd Rather Die Young5 Forgive Me, John6 My Wedding Ring7 The Glass That Stands Beside You8 Let's Kiss and Try Again9 Two Whoops and a Holler10 Why Did You Wait?11 You'll Come Crawlin' Back12 Don't Fall in Love with a Married Man13 Please Don't Divorce Me14 Don't Rush Me15 Did You Tell Her About Me16 You Sent Her An Orchid17 Take Possession18 A Satisfied Mind19 I Thought of You20 Beautiful Lies21 This Has Been Your Life22 I Learned It All from You23 You're Calling Me Sweetheart Again24 He Loved Me Once and He'll Love Me Again25 Just Give Me Love26 Thank You Just the Same27 Tomorrow I'll Be Gone28 If You Can Walk Away29 Under Suspicion- Disc 2 -1 The Other Woman2 It Scares Me Half to Death3 Act Like a Married Man4 You're Just the Kind of Guy5 I Used to Love You6 He's My Baby7 Secrets of Life8 Just Another Girl9 I Want to Go Where No One Knows Me10 I'll Take the Blame11 Have Heart, Will Love12 Jeopardy13 Better Love Next Time14 Heartaches, Teardrops and Sorrow15 Sweetheart Don't Come Back16 The One You Slip Around with17 The Mysteries of Life18 How Do I Tell It to a Child19 Lonely Little World20 For the Children's Sake21 The Root of Evil (Is a Man)22 No One Knows23 How Long Does It Hurt24 If You Were Losing Him to Me25 The Biggest Cry26 Two Voices, Two Shadows, Two Faces27 Your Conscience or Your Heart28 It's Never Too Late29 One Less Heartache30 It's Torture31 I've Learned to Live with You (And Be Alone)The US country charts were for many years in the post-war era the exclusive domain of male artists and it was not until Kitty Wells in 1952, soon followed by Jean Shepard in 1953, that a female artist topped the country charts. Specialising in songs redolent with the familiar country themes, especially for female artists during those times, of relationships, lost love, betrayal and heartache, and having had her first hit at No. 1 with "A Dear John Letter", which was a duet with Ferlin Husky, Jean Shepard enjoyed a lengthy chart career, with over forty hits through to 1978. This 60-track 2-CD set focuses on the first decade of that career when she established her position as a pioneer for female artists in country, helping to pave the way for the likes of Patsy Cline in the years that followed. It comprises most of her A & B sides during this era from her debut for Capitol through to 1962, including duets with Ferlin Husky and Speedy West, and features all her pop and country chart entries from these years, including the country No. 1 and pop No. 4 "A Dear John Letter", plus her other Top 10 country hits "Forgive Me, John", "A Satisfied Mind", "I Thought Of You" and "Beautiful Lies". Adapting her sound as the smoother new Nashville sound arrived in the late '50s she was nevertheless very much an archetypal exponent of the style of country music associated with female artists during these years and this collection offers both a substantial overview of a key era of her career and an enjoyable showcase for her distinctive style.

【ただ今クーポン発行中です】【輸入盤CD】【新品】Skeeter Davis / Complete RCA Singles As & Bs 1953-62 【K2016/12/9発売】( スキーター・デイヴィス)

発売日: 2016/12/9輸入盤USレーベル: Acrobat収録曲: 1.1 I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know (The Davis Sisters)1.2 Rock-A-Bye Boogie (The Davis Sisters)1.3 You're Gone (The Davis Sisters)1.4 Sorrow and Pain (The Davis Sisters)1.5 Takin' Time Out for Tears (The Davis Sisters)1.6 Gotta Get A-Goin' (The Davis Sisters)1.7 You Weren't Ashamed to Kiss Me Last Night (The Davis Sisters)1.8 Foggy Mountain Top (The Davis Sisters)1.9 Show Me (The Davis Sisters)1.10 Just Like Me (The Davis Sisters)1.11 The Christmas Boogie (The Davis Sisters)1.12 Tomorrow I'll Cry (The Davis Sisters)1.13 Everlovin' (The Davis Sisters)1.14 Tomorrow's Just Another Day to Cry (The Davis Sisters)1.15 He Left His Heart with Me (Skeeter Davis)1.16 Don't Let Your Lips Say Yes (Skeeter Davis)1.17 Lost to a Geisha Girl (Skeeter Davis)1.18 I'm Going Steady with a Heartache (Skeeter Davis)1.19 Walk Softly Darling (Skeeter Davis)1.20 I Need You All the Time (Skeeter Davis)1.21 Wave Bye Bye (Skeeter Davis)1.22 I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know (Skeeter Davis)1.23 I Ain't A-Talkin' (Skeeter Davis)1.24 Slave (Skeeter Davis)1.25 Set Him Free (Skeeter Davis)1.26 The Devil's Doll (Skeeter Davis)1.27 Homebreaker (Skeeter Davis)1.28 Give Me Death (Skeeter Davis)2.1 Am I That Easy to Forget (Skeeter Davis)2.2 Wishful Thinking (Skeeter Davis)2.3 I Can't Help You I'm Falling Too (Skeeter Davis)2.4 No, Never (Skeeter Davis)2.5 My Last Date with You (Skeeter Davis)2.6 Someone I'd Like to Forget (Skeeter Davis)2.7 The Hand You're Holding Now (Skeeter Davis)2.8 Someday Someday (Skeeter Davis)2.9 Optimistic (Skeeter Davis)2.10 Blueberry Hill (Skeeter Davis)2.11 Where I Ought to Be (Skeeter Davis)2.12 Something Precious (Skeeter Davis)2.13 The Little Music Box (Skeeter Davis)2.14 The Final Step (Skeeter Davis)2.15 The End of the World (Skeeter Davis)2.16 Somebody Loves You (Skeeter Davis)2.17 The One You Slip Around with (Skeeter Davis)2.18 Just When I Needed You (Skeeter Davis)2.19 Your Cheatin' Heart (Skeeter Davis)2.20 Chained to a Memory (Skeeter Davis)2.21 Standing in the Shadows (Skeeter Davis)2.22 Under Your Spell Again (Skeeter Davis)2.23 Let Those Brown Eyes Smile at Me (Skeeter Davis)2.24 He'll Have to Stay (Skeeter Davis)2.25 Tell Tommy I Miss Him (Skeeter Davis)2.26 I Really Want You to Know (Skeeter Davis)2.27 I Want to See You Too (Just One More Time (Skeeter Davis)コメント:Country star Skeeter Davis enjoyed a chart career that lasted nearly a quarter of a century from the early '50s through to 1976, her personality and the quality of her voice enabling her to successfully adapt to the changing idioms within the genre. Coming to prominence in the pop charts as she did with the iconic hit "The End Of The World", many fans may well be unaware of the dues that she paid before that major success which saw her almost top the US pop charts. By the time that classic record was released towards the end of 1962 - it is in fact the last single to be featured in this collection - she had already had a significant career focused purely on the country market, recording initially with her friend Bette Jack Davis as The Davis Sisters and then, after a break of a couple of years, resuming her career as a solo artist in 1958. This great value 61-track 2-CD set comprises the A and B side of every single she released on RCA from her 1953 debut as part of The Davis Sisters and then as a solo artist through to the end of 1962, plus seven bonus tracks selected from her two solo albums from the period "I'll Sing You A Song And Harmonise Too" and "Here's The Answer", the latter trading on her success with "answer" records like her debut solo hit "Lost To A Geisha Girl", and the Top 5 hits "(I Can't Help You) I'm Falling Too", and "My Last Date With You". It features her 1953 debut country No. 1 as The Davis Sisters "I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know", plus her twelve solo hits during the period, including the Top 10 successes "Set Him Free", "Optimistic" and "Where I Ought To Be", and ending with the classic "End of The World". It's a thorough overview of her first decade as a recording artist, which set the scene for a long and successful career.Country star Skeeter Davis enjoyed a chart career that lasted nearly a quarter of a century from the early '50s through to 1976, her personality and the quality of her voice enabling her to successfully adapt to the changing idioms within the genre. Coming to prominence in the pop charts as she did with the iconic hit "The End Of The World", many fans may well be unaware of the dues that she paid before that major success which saw her almost top the US pop charts. By the time that classic record was released towards the end of 1962 - it is in fact the last single to be featured in this collection - she had already had a significant career focused purely on the country market, recording initially with her friend Bette Jack Davis as The Davis Sisters and then, after a break of a couple of years, resuming her career as a solo artist in 1958. This great value 61-track 2-CD set comprises the A and B side of every single she released on RCA from her 1953 debut as part of The Davis Sisters and then as a solo artist through to the end of 1962, plus seven bonus tracks selected from her two solo albums from the period "I'll Sing You A Song And Harmonise Too" and "Here's The Answer", the latter trading on her success with "answer" records like her debut solo hit "Lost To A Geisha Girl", and the Top 5 hits "(I Can't Help You) I'm Falling Too", and "My Last Date With You". It features her 1953 debut country No. 1 as The Davis Sisters "I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know", plus her twelve solo hits during the period, including the Top 10 successes "Set Him Free", "Optimistic" and "Where I Ought To Be", and ending with the classic "End of The World". It's a thorough overview of her first decade as a recording artist, which set the scene for a long and successful career.

【ただ今クーポン発行中です】【輸入盤CD】【新品】Charley Pride / Essential Charley Pride (2CD) (チャーリー・プライド)

2006/5/30 発売輸入盤収録曲：Disc-1:1. Before I Met You - 2:282. Just Between You and Me - 2:153. I Know One - 2:264. The Day the World Stood Still - 2:325. The Easy Part's Over - 2:236. Let the Chips Fall - 2:437. Kaw-Liga - 3:128. All I Have to Offer You (Is Me) - 3:02 (69/91) *9. (I'm So) Afraid of Losing You Again - 3:11 (69/74) *10. Is Anybody Goin' to San Antone - 2:14 (70/70) *11. Wonder Could I Live There Anymore - 2:34 (70/87) *12. Did You Think to Pray - 3:5113. I Can't Believe That You've Stopped Loving Me - 3:08 (70/71) *14. I'm Just Me - 2:21 (71/94) *15. Kiss an Angel Good Mornin' - 2:03 (72/21) *16. All His Children {From Sometimes a Great Nation} / Charley Pride with Henry Mancini - 2:58 (72/92)17. It's Gonna Take Longer - 2:37 *18. She's Too Good to Be True - 2:52 *19. A Shoulder to Cry On - 3:08 *20. Don't Fight the Feelings of Love - 2:04 *Disc-2:1. Amazing Love - 3:10 *2. We Could - 2:313. Mississippi Cotton Picking Delta Town - 2:23 (74/70)4. Then Who Am I - 2:13 *5. I Ain't All Bad - 2:556. Hope You're Feelin' Me (Like I'm Feelin' You) - 3:01 *7. She's Just an Old Love Turned Memory - 2:36 *8. I'll Be Leaving Alone - 2:50 *9. More to Me - 2:44 *10. Someone Loves You Honey - 2:10 *11. When I Stop Leaving (I'll Be Gone) - 2:3412. Where Do I Put Her Memory - 4:04 *13. You Win Again - 3:02 *14. You Almost Slipped My Mind - 2:4815. Roll on Missippi - 3:3416. You're So Good When You're Bad - 3:28 *17. Why Baby Why - 2:13 *18. Night Games - 2:44 *19. The Power of Love - 3:3220. Down on the Farm - 3:43* = カントリー・シングルチャートで第1位です。(チャーリープライド)