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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. -
Atkins Chet - Mr. Guitar-The Complete Recordings 1955 – 1960 7CDBox + BOOK (Käytetty CD)
€120,00Quick ViewIn a career that stretched over a half century, master guitarist Chet Atkins recorded nearly one hundred albums under his own name. Many consider the albums included here, made between 1955 and 1960, as his definitive work. Moving beyond traditional country, Atkins created a vast new audience with ’Chet Atkins In Three Dimensions,’ ’Stringin’ Along With Chet Atkins,’ ’Finger-Style Guitar,’ ’Hi-Fi In Focus’ and ’Chet Atkins At Home.’ They weren’t country albums, though they included country tunes. They weren’t jazz records, but they featured jazz and pop standards. They offered melodies by Bach, Brahms and Chopin, but they were hardly classical records. They included compositions by Ernesto Lecuona, but they’re not flamenco.
This seven-CD box also includes ’Mister Guitar,’ ’Teensville,’ ’Chet Atkins’ Workshop’ and his acoustic Spanish guitar set, ’The Other Chet Atkins.’ Tracks from the orchestrated Living Stereo classic ’Chet Atkins In Hollywood’ appear here in their original, superior 1958 versions. Many other numbers only appeared on singles or EPs, including tracks issued as ’The Rhythm Rockers Featuring Chet Atkins.’ Sixteen RCA Victor masters and alternate takes here were previously unissued. Also included are tracks from two abandoned projects: ’My Brother Sings’ (featuring Jim Atkins on vocals) and an Elvis Presley tribute. Twenty SESAC recordings (never commercially available) and the 1959 ’Hum And Strum’ LP are also included.
This set is the summation of Chet Atkins’ art. Budding and seasoned guitarists alike spent hours with these albums trying to unscramble Atkins’s technique. The list of musicians indebted to his groundbreaking virtuosity is enormous: Jerry Reed, Carl Perkins, Lenny Breau, George Harrison, Dave Edmunds, Mark Knopfler, Doc Watson, Scotty Moore, Marty Stuart, Richard Bennett, Thom Bresh, Leo Kottke, Buster B. Jones, and countless others. The Ventures learned Walk Don’t Run from Atkins’ 1957 recording, included here. Other Atkins staples include The Poor People Of Paris, In The Mood, Tiger Rag, Trambone, Blue Echo, Petite Waltz, Yankee Doodle Dixie, Jitterbug Waltz, Django’s Castle and the rhythmic Boo Boo Stick Beat, which is featured in two versions.
As a bonus, this set includes Atkins’s first-known solo recording (a 1945 demo acetate from WNOX, Knoxville), and all tracks from ’A Most Happy Fella,’ a rare EP featuring Atkins accompanying Eddy Arnold on songs from Frank Loesser’s 1956 musical.
In a 112-page hardcover book, Rich Kienzle documents Atkins’ life and music during these years, including his parallel career as a producer who helped shape the emerging ’Nashville Sound.’
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Various - I’m On My Own Grandpa and Other Country Classics 1947-1962 (CD)
€13,00Quick ViewWhilst opening the Eddie Arnold show guitarist Lloyd George and mandolinist Rollin Sullivan formed the comedy duo ’Lonzo & Oscar’. In May 1947 having acquired an RCA Victor contract they recorded their first session resulting in the release of a burlesque version of ’Old Buttermilk Sky’ coupled with the humorous ’Take Them Cold Feet Outa My Back’, both on this CD. From then on they never looked back, with the next session they produced ’I’m My Own Grandpa’ which was not only a big seller, reportedly four million, for them but several other popular artists of the time.
In 1949 they moved to Capitol Records & Lloyd also signed as a solo under the name of Ken Marvin. Tired of the zany act Ken signed for Mercury and after two years was back at RCA Victor where he first recorded the much re-issued rockabilly track ’Uh-Huh Honey’. He continued in the same vein for Aladdin’s C&W subsidiary Intro Records, once again recording ’Uh Uh Honey’ both versions included here.
For his last recordings he reverted to his real name Lloyd George. The two releases were more bluesy than country and confused blues discographers for years until his full history was known. Videos of Lonzo & Oscar can still be seen online playing their old tunes but sadly Lonzo is not Lloyd George nor is he Ken Marvin, but the 32 tracks on this CD are all three of them!
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Haddock Durwood - I Remember Jenny Lou Carson (Käytetty CD)
€11,00Quick ViewBorn in rural Fannin County Texas August 16, 1934. Attended a Broadcast Trade School at Tyler Commercial College in 1952-53. Worked for KSEY a small station in Seymour, Texas. In l957, Durwood decided to record again. He cut two sides titled, That’s The Way It Goes b/w I’m A Lonesome Ole Boy released under the name Durwood Daly. In l958, he teamed with songwriter Jack Rhodes (Silver Threads And Golden Needles and Satisfied Mind) who produced his third release for D Records based in Houston. Appeared intermittently on the Big ’D’ Jamboree in Dallas and enjoyed regional airplay and sales in the southwest.
