Tammy Rogers

Tammy Rogers

ASIN: B0000021VP

Track Listings

1. Coming Home

2. Never Far Away

3. Oh Heartache

4. Walls

5. Come Out and Play

6. Nothing at All

7. You Will Miss Me

8. You Can't Buy a Ticket to Heaven

9. On a Night Like Tonight

10. Let's Leave It Like That

11. Something Old, Something New

12. Another Day

13. There Is a Fountain

Tammy Rogers,Tammy Rogers,Dead Reckoning,Contemporary Country,Country,Country & Western,Pop,Progressive Bluegrass,Progressive Country

Reader's Digest Presents 50 Beloved Songs of Faith
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Reader's Digest Presents 50 Beloved Songs of Faith
Porter Wagoner , Kate Smith , Elvis Presley , Statler Brothers , Guy & Ralna , Eddy Arnold , Burl Ives , Mike Curb Congregation , George Jones & Tammy Wynette , and Red Foley with the Anita Kerr Singers
Manufacturer: Readers Digest Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000MU4GI0

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CD 1 - 1. The Family That Prays Porter Wagoner 2. I Need Thee Every Hour Scott Singers 3. Softly & Tenderly Guy & Ralna 4. May The Good Lord Bless & Keep You Kate Smith 5. Crying In The Chapel Elvis Presley 6. It Is No Secret Jim Reeves 7. A Beautiful Life Statler Brothers 8. One Day At A Time Christy Lane 9. Nearer My God To Thee Jack Halloran Male Chorus 10. I ll Fly Away Charley Pride 11. What A Friend We Have In Jesus Norma Zimmer Jim Roberts 12. Bless This House Perry Como 13. Wings Of A Dove Dolly Parton 14. Precious Memories Jimmy Dean 15. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Doris Ackers 16. I Saw The Light Hank Williams 17. Whispering Hope The Browns 18. Standing On The Promises Johnson Family 19. Blessed Assurance George Beverly Shea 20. Take My Hand, Precious Lord Eddy Arnold 21. Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere The Three Suns 22. Peace In The Valley Floyd Crammer 23. Abide With Me Don Hustad Chorale 24. He Touched Me Bill Gather Trio 25. Jesus Is Coming Soon Oak Ridge Boys 26. Jesus Loves Me Tennessee Ernie Ford CD 2 - 1. In The Sweet By And By Johnny Cash 2. Me And Jesus George Jones/Tammy Wynette 3. Amazing Grace Willie Nelson 4. The Bible Tells Me So Roy Rogers/Dale Evans 5. Will The Circle Be Unbroken Johnny Cash 6. Great Speckled Bird Roy Acuff 7. When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder Marty Robbins 8. How Great Thou Art Jim Roberts 9. Bringing In The Sheaves Burl Ives 10. Someone To Care Jimmie Davis 11. Beyond The Sunset Red Foley 12. The Church In The Wildwood Mike Curb Congregation 13. When They Ring Those Golden Bells David Houston 14. In The Garden Loretta Lynn 15. Brighten The Corner Kurt Kaiser 16. The Old Rugged Cross Ray Price 17. Help Me Larry Gatlin 18. Lily Of The Valley Wayne Newton 19. Rock Of Ages B.J. Thomas 20. Family Bible George Jones 21. Just A Closer Walk With Thee Anita Bryant 22. Sweet Hour Of Prayer Jim Nabors 23. The Lords Prayer Mormon Tabernacle Choir 24. I Love To Tell The Story Pat Boone

Superstars of Country - Workin' Man Blues { Various Artists }

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Superstars of Country - Workin' Man Blues { Various Artists }
Glen Campbell , Kenny Rogers , Waylon Jennings , Lynn Anderson , Merle Haggard , Del Reeves , Loretta Lynn , Conway Twitty , Dolly Parton , and Tammy Wynette
Manufacturer: EMI / TIME LIFE
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000MK4VAI

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TRACKS: 1. WICHITA LINEMAN - GLEN CAMPBELL 2. THE GAMBLER - KENNY ROGERS 3. LUCKENBACH, TEXAS (BACK TO THE BASICS OF LOVE) - WAYLON JENNINGS 4. ROSE GARDEN - LYNN ANDERSON 5. WORKIN' MAN BLUES - MERLE HAGGARD 6. LOOKING AT THE WORLD THROUGH A WINDSHIELD - DEL REEVES 7. LEAD ME ON - LORETTA LYNN AND CONWAY TWITTY 8. JOLENE - DOLLY PARTON 9. D-I-V-O-R-C-E - TAMMY WYNETTE 10. YOU'VE NEVER BEEN THIS FAR BEFORE - CONWAY TWITTY 11. MY HANG UP IS YOU - FREDDIE HART 12. I'M NOT LISA - JESSI COLTER

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Musicians Unite To Benefit Free Speech
Obscure Gem refills Empty Music Glass

Freedom Sings: First Amendment Center
Greg Trooper , Steve Earle , Tammy Rogers , Dan Baird , Chip Taylor , Tommy Womack , Kevin Welsch , Rodney Crowell , Beth Nielsen Chapman , and Radney Foster & Bill Lloyd
Manufacturer: First Amendment Center
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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Workbench Songs

ASIN: B000LX41FG

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Track Titles: 1. Ken Paulson, First Amendment Center / Introduction 2. Ohio - Greg Trooper 3. Annie Had A Baby - Jonell Mosser 4. The Pusher - John Kay 5. Street Fighting Man - Dan Baird 6. Good Rockin' Tonight - Bill Lloyd 7. Eve Of Destruction - Tommy Womack 8. Wasteland Of The Free - Kevin Welsch 9. Oke From Muskogee - Rodney Crowell 10. Society's Child -Beth Nielsen Chapman 11. In The Ghetto - Radney Foster & Bill Lloyd 12. Where Have All The Flowers Gone - Don Henry, Kim Richey & Bill Lloyd 13. Blowin In The Wind - Tammy Rogers 14. Bigot's Graveyard - Chip Taylor 15. Beautiful Fool - Kim Richey & Don Henry 16. Fight The Power - Stone Deep 17. Christmas In Washington - Steve Earle 18. This Land Is Your Land - Freedom Sings Performers & Audience

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Musicians Unite To Benefit Free Speech.......2007-02-24

This unique and now rare CD captures a two-night performance at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville to benefit the First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt University. The CD was originally offered to the public for free (with only a nominal mailing charge), with the hope that the recipient would recognize the importance of the cause and make an additional monetary donation to the Center, which battles censorship and other infringements on First Amendment rights.

The concept behind the choice of songs was simple; every song on this disc was banned or surpressed in some manner at the time it was originally released. They dealt with a variety of subjects: sex, integration, and the Vietnam-era anti-war movement among them. Some of the tunes are very familiar, such as Good Rockin' Tonight (best known through Elvis Presley's recording), Ohio (Crosby Stills Nash & Young) Blowin' In the Wind (Bob Dylan) and In the Ghetto (also Elvis), while others were more obscure, then and now. In some cases, it seems almost laughable that the song prompted such an uproar. But almost all of them had an important message about society at the time they first recorded.

The list of performers is diverse and impressive. Steve Earle performs one of his own recent compositions, and Rodney Crowell, Radney Foster, Bill Lloyd (who also serves as musical director), Dan Baird, Kim Richey, Kevin Welch, and Greg Trooper also appear. The best performance is turned in by Tommy Womack, whose version of Eve of Destruction has an honesty, passion and energy that Barry McGuire's hit version (1965) sorely lacked. Another highlight is a straightfaced trio rendition of Where Have All the Flowers Gone, a song I never again expected to enjoy, having lived through too many saccharine versions during the Sixties folk boom. Sadly, its powerful anti-war message is relevant again in our times.

The purpose for these performances is found in the songs themselves; there are no heavy-handed speeches or politicizing. But these sensitive and intelligent renditions serve to remind us how precious is the right of free speech, and that artistic expression should not be crushed by political or social agendas.

Even if you remain unpersuaded by the politics, this recording is a lot of fun, with a lot of terrific songs, and it stands up to repeated listening. Good luck finding this CD, but if you do, grab it. You won't be disappointed.

Obscure Gem refills Empty Music Glass.......2007-01-15

This is one of my finds at NYC this past Holiday. I think it was at a St. Vincent DePaul Thrift Store on 79th & Broadway... Great little place; big on books and knick-knacks and a surprisingly beefy little selection of CD's.
The reason this particular CD stands out from the others is 2-fold. 1st, {amendment}.. I can't get this to show-up on All Music, which is where I go for a little background sometimes.. Sometimes alot. and 2nd, There are substantial cover-materials here to warrant a cop.
Dan Baird of the Legendary Georgia Satellite turns in a kill-me-with-it version of "Stret Fighting Man".. and Rodney Crowell, the first Mr. RoseAnne Cash, trips into Merle-Town with that anti-hippie chestnut "Okie from Muskogee".
You also get "Society's Child" and "Ohio" and "In the Ghetto"- - -

Bill Lloyd seems to be the thread. It's like great evening out with a group of musicians doing what they do best.
18 in all.

The Many Sides of Country (Reader's Digest Music)

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The Many Sides of Country (Reader's Digest Music)
The Statler Brothers , George Jones and Tammy Wynette , Floyd Cramer , Eddy Arnold and The Needmore Creek Singers , Dolly Parton , Boots Randolph , Charley Pride and The Jordanaires , Kenny Rogers , Hank Thompson and The Brazoa Valley Boys , and Conway Twitty
Manufacturer: Reader's Digest Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000MEURH0

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4 CD set released by Reader's Digest Music in 1998. The greatest country stars of all time add their distinctive down-home flavor to everything from pop to swing, movie themes to folk ballads, inspirational classics and more! Here, in one exclusive treasury, are 56 country legends performing 75 of your favorites...(Ghost) Riders in the Sky, Johnny Cash; How Great Thou Art, Dolly Parton; Dang Me, Roger Miller; The Hawaiian Wedding Song, Jim Reeves; Love Letters in the Sand, Patsy Cline; Could I Have This Dance? from "Urban Cowboy", Floyd Cramer; Blowin' in the Wind, Eddy Arnold; Vaya Con Dios, Freddy Fender; Cool Water, Marty Robbins; It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing), Chet Atkins with Les Paul; Bridge Over Troubled Water, Waylon Jennings & Jessi Colter; Blue Skies, Willie Nelson; Moments to Remember, The Statler Brothers; Mister Sandman, Emmylou Harris; Somewhere, My Love (Lara's Theme from "Doctor Zhivago"), Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass; Boogie Grass Band, Conway Twitty; She Got the Goldmine (I Got the Shaft), Jerry Reed; Wings of a Dove, Charley Pride with The Jordanaires; Coal Miner's Daughter, Loretta Lynn; Sincerely, The Forester Sisters; Mule Train, Tennessee Ernie Ford; Just a Closer Walk with Thee, B.J. Thomas; Near You, George Jones & Tammy Wynette; My Adobe Hacienda, Burl Ives; Shriner's Convention, Ray Stevens; South of the Border (Down Mexico Way), Slim Whitman; Rainy Night in Georgia, Hank Williams, Jr.; Unchained Melody from "Unchained"/"Ghost", Kenny Rogers; Shenandoah, The Browns; San Antonio Rose, Charlie Walker; Yakety Sax, Boots Randolph; and much, much more!

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In the Red
Tammy Rogers & Don Heffington
Manufacturer: Dead Reckoning
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tammy Rogers
Speed of Love

ASIN: B0000021VJ
Release Date: 1995-07-18

Tracks:

In The Red
At The Nest
Flaco's Farewell
St. Moritz
Tate's News
Rest In The Arms Of Angels
Bagpipes
Whiplash
Get Out While You Can
John's Tune
Psalms
Amazing Grace

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Few albums encompass the wide range of styles that In the Red does, but what's truly remarkable is the way it all seamlessly flows together. With each listen, this 1995 collaboration between violinist Tammy Rogers and percussionist Don Heffington reveals new colors and textures. The pair moves from buoyant old-time fiddle tunes to insistent minor-keyed marches to haunting Old World waltzes to bubbling Middle Eastern vamps, and the relationships between them all emerge clearly and magically. On a song such as "Whiplash," the atmosphere glides back and forth from exotic to down-home, and yet the shift seems perfectly natural as Rogers's fiddle dances atop Heffington's pandeiro (a type of Brazilian drum). "Get Out While You Can" sounds like an eerie snake charmer's siren song on which Heffington moves to Egyptian tambourine and African hand drum. The moods established throughout In the Red are vivid and complex, an amazing accomplishment considering the pared-down instrumentation on most of the cuts. --Marc Greilsamer

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An Unfairly Overlooked Charmer
Why Isn't Tammy Rogers a Household Name?

Speed of Love
Tammy Rogers
Manufacturer: Dead Reckoning
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00003Q5EQ
Release Date: 1999-04-06

Tracks:

Yesterday's Kisses
We Know Love
Between A Rock And A Soft Place
Rescue Me
Thought You Should Know
The Speed Of Love
The Train
I'm Turning Back
If That's Not Real Love
How Can I Lose?
A Little More In Love
Going For A Drive
Mama's Got Some Money

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An Unfairly Overlooked Charmer.......2001-08-10

One of the problems with the huge success of the Faith Hill- and Shania Twain-style country acts is that they overshadow a lot of artists producing less flashy but higher-quality music. Tammy Rogers writes good, emotional stuff with the right amount of country twang. Definitely worth a listen if you need to hear something NOT played 18 times a day on country radio.

Why Isn't Tammy Rogers a Household Name?.......2000-03-04

"Going for a Drive" is a GREAT song - catchy and uplifting. And anyone that has seen the video for this song can testify to the fact that Rogers is not only very pretty, she is also a real cutie-pie. I just want to give her a big hug every time I see it!

If her career doesn't take off, it will be a loss for the millions of music fans that should be enjoying her charming music.

COUNTRY CLASSICS VOLUME TWO / 24 Song CD Import / 1999 / Tammy Wynette-Stand By Your Man, Frankie Laine-Rawhide, Willie Nelson-Home Is Where You're Happy, Dolly Parton-Letter To Heaven, Faron Young-It's Four In The Morning, Kenny Rogers-Me And Bobby McGee, Bobby Bare, Barbara Fairchild, Ed Bruce, Patsy Cline, Tanya Tucker, Dottie West, Lynn Anderson, George Jones and Others
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COUNTRY CLASSICS VOLUME TWO / 24 Song CD Import / 1999 / Tammy Wynette-Stand By Your Man, Frankie Laine-Rawhide, Willie Nelson-Home Is Where You're Happy, Dolly Parton-Letter To Heaven, Faron Young-It's Four In The Morning, Kenny Rogers-Me And Bobby McGee, Bobby Bare, Barbara Fairchild, Ed Bruce, Patsy Cline, Tanya Tucker, Dottie West, Lynn Anderson, George Jones and Others
Various Artists
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000QZ36VY

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COUNTRY CLASSICS VOLUME TWO / 24 Song CD Import / 1999 / Tammy Wynette-Stand By Your Man, Frankie Laine-Rawhide, Willie Nelson-Home Is Where You're Happy, Dolly Parton-Letter To Heaven, Faron Young-It's Four In The Morning, Kenny Rogers-Me And Bobby McGee, Bobby Bare, Barbara Fairchild, Ed Bruce, Patsy Cline, Tanya Tucker, Dottie West, Lynn Anderson, George Jones and Others

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Speed of Love
Tammy Rogers
Manufacturer: Dead Reckoning
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tammy Rogers
In the Red

ASIN: B00000I9WE
Release Date: 1999-04-06

Tracks:

Yesterday's Kisses
We Know Love
Between A Rock And A Soft Place
Rescue Me
Thought You Should Know
The Speed Of Love
The Train
I'm Turning Back
If That's Not Real Love
How Can I Lose?
A Little More In Love
Going For A Drive
Mama's Got Some Money

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You have to give Tammy Rogers credit. An in-demand Nashville session specialist, Rogers could easily make do playing fiddle behind the likes of past employers Emmylou Harris, Patty Loveless, and Trisha Yearwood. Not content to hover in the background, however, Rogers has forged a solo career built around her vocals (think Harris sans seasoning), compositions, and arrangements. It's the last that's her strong suit. Rogers's best effort remains 1995's mostly instrumental In the Red, a collaboration with fellow session player and Dead Reckoning Records regular Dan Heffington. As with that off-center country sleeper, Speed of Love is rife with tasty, subtle arrangements. Check out the Magical Mystery Tour-like strings that juice up "Rescue Me" or "How Can I Lose," an uptempo outing that's the perfect synthesis of her alt-country past and more mainstream predilections. Less-than-stellar originals pop up here and there, and one suspects Rogers will be a more distinctive singer an album or two down the road. Still, Speed of Love is another impressive step by an intriguing country-folk comer. --Steven Stolder

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The more you listen, the more you hear...
DRIFT TO THE BACK COUNTRY...

Tammy Rogers
Tammy Rogers
Manufacturer: Dead Reckoning
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Speed of Love
In the Red

ASIN: B0000021VO
Release Date: 2005-05-03

Tracks:

Coming Home
Never Far Away
Oh, Heartache
Walls
Come Out And Play
Nothing At All
You Will Miss Me
Ticket To Heaven
On A Night Like Tonight
Let's Leave It Like That
Something Old, Something New
Another Day
There Is A Fountain
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The more you listen, the more you hear..........2000-01-21

OK. I was late to snap to the Dead Reckoners. I found Kevin Welch almost a decade ago because of his song "Early Summer Rain", incorporating the poetic imagery of painter T.C. Cannon. I should have followed him from that CD into his collaboration with several other Nashville artists and their Dead Reckoning indy label _right away_. But better late than never. Tammy Rogers is one of those artists. I ordered this CD only because I have recently realized that the music of Welch and his group (Keiran Kane!) are as good as it gets. This is a WONDERFUL album. It's not bluegrass, not country...it's not folk, it's something on the "more intelligent" end of all those genres. On first play, you won't hear the clever and the profound nuances of Rogers' voice, her harmonies (w/EmmyLou & Victoria Williams among others), her arrangements. If you feel,on first listen, that the previous reviewer & I are a little too bedazzled with this project, give it another listen or two. It's a gem of an "album". Then check out Kevin Welch, Keiran Kane & Harry Stinson. TRULY American music's best-kept secret.

DRIFT TO THE BACK COUNTRY..........1999-10-10

ITS BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE ANYONE OUTSIDE BLUEGRASS STEPPED UP AND LET FLY SOME DEEP BACK COUNTRY ROOT MUSIC.WITH APPEARENCES BY TOP ARTISTS,LENDS CREEDENCE TO TAMMY'S TALENT.IF YOU LIKE APPALACHIAN STRING MUSIC, THIS WILL BECOME ONE OF YOUR FAVORITES. I TIRE OF BLUEGRASS EASILY BUT WHEN I'M JONES IN FOR THAT DEEP MUSIC WITHOUT THE HIGH BLUEGRASS VOCAL TAMMY ROGERS IS JUST THE FIX!!! AND HER CD," IN THE RED " WITH DON HEFFINGTON IS 4 STAR MATERIAL. VIOLIN,VIOLA EXTRODENAR,ALONG WITH SOLID SONG WRITING AND VOICE COMMAND.

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Klassic Country 1965-1969 (2-cd Set)
Various Artists Walk Through This World With Me - George Jones (S)/Jackson - Johnny Cash & June Carter (S)/Flowers On The Wall - Statler Brothers (S)/King Of The Road - Roger Miller (S)/Okie From Muskogee - Merle Haggard , Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town - Kenny Rogers & First Edition (S)/Daddy Sang Bass - Johnny Cash (S)/Crying In The Chapel - Elvis Presley (S)/Make The World Go Away - Eddy Arnold (S)/Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line - Waylon Jennings , Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind) - Loretta Lynn (S)/Harper Valley P.T.A. - Jeannie C. Riley (S)/Skip A Rope - Henson Cargill (S)/Mama Tired - Merle Haggard (S)/Wichita Lineman - Glen Campbell (S)//Stand By Your Man -Tammy Wynette , Almost Persuaded - David Houston (S)/Cryin' Time - Buck Owens (S)/Take Good Care Of Her - Sonny James (S)/I Walk Alone - Marty Robbins (S)/Is It Really Over - Jim Reeves (S)/There Goes My Everything - Jack Greene , Next In Line - Conway Twitty (S)/Just Someone I Used To Know - Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton (S)/Green Green Grass Of Home - Porter Wagoner (S)/Blue Side Of Lonesome - Jim Reeves , and Suspicious Minds - Elvis Presley (S)/All I Have To Offer You (Is Me) - Charley Pride (S)/Galveston - Glen Campbell (S)/Honey - Bobby Goldsboro
Manufacturer: BMG Special Products TCD-808
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000NPKHEG

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R808-02 (BMG Special Products TCD-808) - Classic Country 1965-1969 - Various Artists [1998] (2-CD set) Walk Through This World With Me - George Jones (S)/Jackson - Johnny Cash & June Carter (S)/Flowers On The Wall - Statler Brothers (S)/King Of The Road - Roger Miller (S)/Okie From Muskogee - Merle Haggard (S)/Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town - Kenny Rogers & First Edition (S)/Daddy Sang Bass - Johnny Cash (S)/Crying In The Chapel - Elvis Presley (S)/Make The World Go Away - Eddy Arnold (S)/Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line - Waylon Jennings (S)/Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind) - Loretta Lynn (S)/Harper Valley P.T.A. - Jeannie C. Riley (S)/Skip A Rope - Henson Cargill (S)/Mama Tired - Merle Haggard (S)/Wichita Lineman - Glen Campbell (S)//Stand By Your Man - Tammy Wynette (S)/Almost Persuaded - David Houston (S)/Cryin' Time - Buck Owens (S)/Take Good Care Of Her - Sonny James (S)/I Walk Alone - Marty Robbins (S)/Is It Really Over - Jim Reeves (S)/There Goes My Everything - Jack Greene (S)/Next In Line - Conway Twitty (S)/Just Someone I Used To Know - Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton (S)/Green Green Grass Of Home - Porter Wagoner (S)/Blue Side Of Lonesome - Jim Reeves (S, with string overdubs)/Suspicious Minds - Elvis Presley (S)/All I Have To Offer You (Is Me) - Charley Pride (S)/Galveston - Glen Campbell (S)/Honey - Bobby Goldsboro (S)

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