The Greats Of Classic Country Vol. 1
The Greats Of Classic Country Vol. 1
ASIN: B0000DC3PU
Track Listings
| 1. While I'm Away |
| 2. Too Late To Change Your Mind |
| 3. Kirk's Waltz |
| 4. Drunkards Dream |
| 5. Bound To Go |
| 6. Blue Night |
| 7. Dark Clouds |
| 8. Blues Come On In |
| 9. The Tramp |
| 10. Mabel Claire |
| 11. Gulf Coast Blues |
| 12. Flat Top Pickin' Sam McGee |
| 13. Buck Dancer's Choice |
| 14. Won't Happen Again |
| 15. Victor Rag |
| 16. When The Wagon Was New |
| 17. Uncle Fuller |
| 18. Railroad Blues |
| 19. Shut The Door |
| 20. Sally Long |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Sam & Kirk McGee were two of the earliest Grand Ole Opry stars. From the 20s and 30s right on up to today, they have influenced so many, and they were truly gifted.
This 28-song collection was recorded by Mr. Sam's and Mr. Kirk's great friend, "Uncle Fuller" Arnold at his MBA Studio in Franklin, Tennessee (and released on MBA Records) in the late 60s and early 70s. Fuller loved these guys a lot and did a nice job in preserving a piece of musical history!
The Greats Of Classic Country Vol. 1,Sam & Kirk McGee,Grand Avenue Records,Old-Timey,Traditional Country
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The Greats Of Classic Country Vol. 1
Sam & Kirk McGee Manufacturer: Grand Avenue Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
| Country
| Styles
| Music
Old-Time Country
| Traditional Country
| Country
| Styles
| Music
General
| Traditional Country
| Country
| Styles
| Music
Traditional Folk
| Folk
| Styles
| Music
Country Folk
| Country
| Indie Music
| Stores
| Music
ASIN: B0000DC3PU Release Date: 1999-04-28 |
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Album Description
Sam & Kirk McGee were two of the earliest Grand Ole Opry stars. From the 20s and 30s right on up to today, they have influenced so many, and they were truly gifted.This 28-song collection was recorded by Mr. Sam's and Mr. Kirk's great friend, "Uncle Fuller" Arnold at his MBA Studio in Franklin, Tennessee (and released on MBA Records) in the late 60s and early 70s. Fuller loved these guys a lot and did a nice job in preserving a piece of musical history!
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