Maybe not so loud and hot as the genuine Rock and Rollers and Rockabilly heroes. But even so it wasn’t so very genteel here either, as in the good old campfire days. In this 10-CD box there are original hits and many real rarities to be heard. It is amazing that a few crooners also fancied themselves as rockers, for example Jim Reeves, Faron Young, Sonny James, Bobby Bare and others. Of course you will find all the old warhorses of C&W music here too: Johnny Cash, Hank Snow, Marvin Rainwater, Jonny Horton and plenty more.
This set comes in addition to our box “Rockabilly Cowboys”.
trax disc 2:
1. Above And Beyond - Buck Owens 2. A Mighty Loveable Man - Sonny James 3. I'm Ready If You're Willing - Johnny Horton 4. So Lovely Baby - Rusty & Doug Kershaw 5. Hot Rod Lincoln - Charlie Ryan 6. Respectfully Miss Brooks - Marty Robbins 7. Why Baby Why - George Jones 8. Mean Eyed Cat - Johnny Cash 9. Get Off The Stool - Marvin Rainwater 10. Alabam - Cowboy Copas 11. Who Cares (For Me) - Don Gibson 12. You Don't Want My Love - Roger Miller 13. Hog-Tied Over You - Tennessee Ernie Ford & Ella Mae Morse 14. Train Train - Ronnie Murray 15. Rock 'n' Reelin' - Red Foley 16. Crazy Bullfrog - Lewis Pruitt 17. There's A Big Wheel - Wilma Lee Cooper, Stoney Cooper 18. The Battle Of Bull Run - Johnny Horton 19. Hobo Bop - Tommy Nelson 20. Oh Lonesome Me - Bob Luman
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"Rock *n* Roll Cowboys" - disc 2
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BONUS:
JERRY LEE LEWIS - She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye / There Must Be More To Love Than This (1970/1971)
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BGO's 2013 two-fer She Even Woke Me Up to Say Goodbye/There Must Be More to Love Than This combines Jerry Lee Lewis' 1970 album with its 1971 sequel, both ranking among his finest country efforts. She Even Woke Me Up to Say Goodbye slightly edges out its sequel in terms of consistency, partially because it's anchored on a couple of major hits ("Once More with Feeling," "She Even Woke Me Up to Say Goodbye"), but There Must Be More to Love Than This is no slouch, containing a bunch of pure hard country, lots of barroom weepers and barrelhouse rockers. As always, Jerry Lee never does anything halfway -- witness how he refashions Charlie Rich's "Life's Little Up and Downs" to suit his own purposes, turning it into something defiant, not mournful -- and that's the appeal. The Killer always found ways to turn songs, either familiar or unknown, into his own, and during the early '70s he was at a creative peak (and something of a commercial one, too), so this is laden with rich, wonderful music that rewards many repeat listens. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
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