Friday, 14 December 2012

WEBB PIERCE "The Complete 4-Star & Pacemaker Recordings 1949-1950"

Webb Pierce was one of the most popular honky tonk vocalists of the 1950s, with more number 1 hits (13) in that decade than Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb and Lefty Frizzell. These raw Hillbilly and Rockabilly recordings from the 4-Star and Pacemaker labels are reissued here in their entirety, and undubbed form, for the first time on one CD package. This material will appeal to rock and roll collectors as well the legion of Webb Pierce fans who propelled him into one of Country music's biggest stars of the Fifties and Sixties.

trax CD 1:
01. High Geared Daddy 02. Heebie Jeebie Blues 03. Sweetheart You Know I Love You So 04. I'm Happy You Hurt Me 05. English Sweetheart 06. The Darkest Hour 07. A Million Years From Now 08. I Heard Her Call My Name In Prayer 09. Groovie Boogie Woogie Boy 10. New Panhandle Rag 11. Georgia Rag 12. I Saw Your Face In The Moon 13. I've Loved You Forever It Seems 14. Hawaiian Echoes 15. It's All Between The Lines 16. Jinx In Love 17. Jilted Love 18. Lucy Lee
trax CD 2:
01. Drifting Texas Sand 02. You Scared The Love Right Out Of Me 03. I'm Watching The Stars 04. I Need You Like A Hole In The Head 05. I'm Sitting On Top Of The World 06. Freight Train Blues 07. California Blues 08. Hayride Boogie 09. Got Religion On A Saturday Night 10. Have You Ever Had The Feeling 11. In The Jailhouse 12. The Last Waltz
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7 comments:

RYP said...

WEBB PIERCE "The Complete 4-Star & Pacemaker Recordings 1949-1950"
...served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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Patrick Doyle said...

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Anonymous said...

Working for me.

ralph11 said...

Again, thanks are in order. It's nice to have these recordings as a
whole package.
ralph11

Edie, R'dam, NL said...

One can not thank you enough for all your efforts. Amazing; please keep up your marvelous work!

Anonymous said...

Thank you very much. This blog is the greatest! Every day is Christmas in the Twilight Zone!

James056 said...


Found your site a few days ago,great really love. Terrific old country music here. I have downloaded a few albums, will listen tonight.
Kind Regards,
James.