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Disc #3: Grand Ole Opry: Honky-Tonk Heroes DVDR ISO

Honky-Tonk Heroes features the classic songs and artists that stoked the jukeboxes and crowds eager
to have a good time. Nobody got things rolling better than Ernest Tubb with Walking the Floor Over
You or Ray Price in Heartaches By the Number. Any joint worth its sawdust on the floor had to play
Dave Dudley’s Six Days on the Road and George Jones’s The Race Is On—records that move spirit and
keep the spirits flowing. Approximate Running Time: 51 Minutes.

 

disc #5: Grand Ole Opry: Love Songs DVDR ISO

Grand Ole Opry: Love Songs
Nothing says “I Love You” like a country song. And no singer ever expressed these sentiments better
than Dolly Parton in I Will Always Love You, one of the highlights from Love Ballads. Patsy Cline and
Ferlin Husky address the pain of separation. Sexy Conway Twitty gets right down to business in I See
the Want To In Your Eyes. As for Ray Price—he makes a failed romance sound mighty pretty in For the
Good Times. Approximate Running Time: 55 Minutes.

Vol. 2 Grand Ole Opry: Hall Of Fame

Back in 1961, the Country Music Association founded the Country Music Hall of Fame to recognize the top artists, songwriters, broadcasters and executives in the business.
The Hall of Fame set honors the illustrious Class of ’73—Chet Atkins and Patsy Cline—with Chet’s instrumental hit Yakety Axe and Patsy’s Imagine That. Johnny Cash appears twice, while Wille Nelson in

Bob Wills - Faded Love (2005) 13 CD
 MP3 CBR 320 Kbps - 2.2 GB | Artwork 269 MB

 

 

 

 

 

 Song Title 
   1. I'm A Lonesome Fugitive (2001 Digital Remaster)  2:56 
   2. All Of Me Belongs To You (2001 Digital Remaster)  2:39 
   3. House Of Memories (2001 Digital Remaster)  2:46 
   4. Life In Prison (2001 Digital Remaster)  3:02 
   5. Whatever Happened To Me (2001 Digital Remaster)  2:57 
   6. Drink Up And Be Somebody (2001 Digital Remaster)  2:30 

 eturning to the Columbia/Sony family after nearly two decades away, Willie Nelson once again tries to be everything to everybody on 2012′s Heroes, an appealingly misshapen collection of classics, contemporaries, and originals. Heroes — its title signifying no great concept — is roughly divided into quarters, with part of the album devoted to the Western swing and Texas country he’s always loved to sing, part consisting

 
When the legendary Doug Sahm first heard the heartfelt lyrics and genuine country sound of Ed Burleson's songs, he was so impressed he decided right then to make a record with the singer-songwriter with the traffic-stopping voice and Texas roots that go six generations deep.

And that's what they did.

"My Perfect World," on Tornado Records,

"You Had A Call"

SR-7722

Bar Code: 652017772229

Jake's First Studio CD

01. Tonight I'm Going Home To An Angel

02. Yours And His

03. Sing A Sad Song

04. Believing It Yourself

05. Hangin' On To One And Hangin' Round Another

06. You Had A Call

07. Lord, I Hate To See Myself This Way

08. Forget The Past

09. Mixin' Memories

10. Step By Step

11. Turn To The Wine

12. Tonight We Steal Heaven

Omni’s 2012 Bobby Bare two-fer pairs the 1975 LP Hard Time Hungrys and the 1976 set The Winner and Other Losers

Hank Williams has somethin' to say, and he's chosen the mind and lungs of Mr. Tom Armstrong to spread his message. At least that was my initial impression when I first heard these wonderfully original honky tonk tunes. Fleshed out by a red hot line up of pure pedal steel, down home fiddle and swingin' guitar; any educated listener will agree

One of the all-time great honky tonk singers before his bad habits got the better of him, he included two of the greatest country songs ever -- &"Apartment 9" and &"Touch My Heart," both written by Paycheck. George Bedard, Rovi

In typical fashion from his Little Darlin' period, Johnny Paycheck only credits pedal steel player Lloyd Green and producer Aubrey Mayhew -- as well as