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Wheeler Onie - Onie`s Bop (Käytetty CD)
€25,00Quick ViewAnother of the hidden gems of the Bear Family catalogue! Onie sounded like no one. He played harmonica and sang some of the most moving, gutwrenching country music you´ll ever hear. Recording first for Okeh/Columbia and then for Sun between 1953 and 1957, he didn´t score any hits but cut 31 classics including Mother Prays Loud In Her Sleep, Jump Right Out Of This Jukebox, Booger Gonna Getcha, Run ´em Off and No I Don´t Guess I Will. Don´t pass this one by.
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Rich Dave - Ain`t It Fine (Käytetty CD)
€11,00Quick View”This is a pleasing collection of mid-tempo country music, with occasional digressions into rock & roll, built around the relatively mild-pitched persona of Dave Rich, a singer who, by his own admission, has relatively little stake in either genre. ”I’m Glad” might have the feel of jaunty, honky tonk-style country, and ”Ain’t It Fine” has a good country-flavored rock & roll tune, but the boy’s heart — and he was only 18 when some of these sides were cut — was directed to a higher calling, to preaching the gospel. Perhaps that’s why — when coupled with his slightly high-register country tenor (like Webb Pierce), the material here seems so unthreatening, even at its jauntiest and quickest tempo. A lot of what’s here is beautiful — ”City Lights,” one of the few non-originals (authored by Bill Anderson), should have been a major country hit, and seems to capture the contradictions in his heart over where he was heading with his music; at the same time, ”Rosie, Let’s Get Cozy” is as smooth and unthreateningly suggestive a rock & roll number as you could find, with a great beat and feel; ”School Blues” is a jaunty, enjoyable, and memorable account of teen life; and ”Red Sweater” and ”Burn On Love” are both achingly beautiful rhythm ballads, particularly the latter — all are originals that suggest to the listener that if he hadn’t pursued recording, Rich could easily have made it as a songwriter, selling his stuff to the Everly Brothers. Even the bluesy, slightly raunchy ”Chicken House” works well, and ought to have given Rich a foothold on musical immortality. Although some of the sessions are uncredited as far as who is playing, a lot of what’s here features Chet Atkins, Grady Martin, Hank ”Sugarfoot” Garland, and Jerry Byrd, so it’s a given that the playing is impeccable and inventive throughout. The sound quality is excellent, and Colin Escott’s annotation is very thorough.”
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McCoury Del - High Lonesome And Blue (Käytetty CD)
€10,00Quick View24 bit mastering from original analogue or digital sources.
Tracks 1, 2, 6 from Rounder 0230 ”The McCoury Brothers,” 1987. Recorded at Bias Recording Co.
Tracks 3, 4, 7, 16 from Rounder 0245 ”Don’t Stop the Music,” 1990. Recorded at Bias Recorders.
Tracks 5, 9, 11, 12 from Rounder 0292 ”Blue Side of Town,” 1992. Recorded at Bias Recorders.
Tracks 8, 10, 13 from Rounder 0303 ”A Deeper Shade of Blue,” 1993. Recorded at Music Row Audio.
Tracks 14, 15 from Rounder 0363 ”The Cold Hard Facts,” 1996. Recorded at Music Row Audio and the Cowboy Arms Recording Studio. Mixed at Scruggs Sound.
