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Best Loved Favorites is not a greatest-hits collection from Boxcar Willie. Instead, it's a selection of some of the most popular and enduring country standards, performed by the singing hobo. Willie is in good voice throughout, and with songs like "In the Jailhouse Now" and "Blue Moon of Kentucky," it's an entertaining listen. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Recording information: Lawrence Welk's Champagne Studios, Nashville, TN.
Personnel: Boxcar Willie (vocals, guitar); Curtis Young, Diana Rae, Tami Pryce, Loni Pryce, Edna Williams, Jeanine Walker, Shelby Kennedy, Bergen White, Louis Dean Nunley, Trish Williams, Hurshel Wiginton (vocals); Chip Young, Pete Wade, Ray Edenton (guitar); Weldon Myrick (steel guitar); Hoot Hester (mandolin, fiddle); Hargus "Pig" Robbins (keyboards); Gene Chrisman (drums).
Audio Mixers: Randy Best; Ron Reynolds.
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Personnel: Boxcar Willie (vocals, guitar).
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After some steady success on Mercury and RCA in the first half of the '70s, including the Top Ten hit Sings Lullabys, Legends & Lies, Bobby Bare seemed poised for a breakout crossover success, particularly because such colleagues as Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson had become as popular as rock stars with the ascendancy of outlaw country in the mid-'70s. So, Bare signed with super-manager Bill Graham -- better known for managing rock stars than country singers, possibly best-known as a self-promoter -- rode out his second contract with RCA, and signed with Columbia...where he promptly flamed out on the charts, scoring just four Top 20 country singles over the course of seven LPs in six years, never once cracking the Top Ten. This lack of success may suggest that there was a dip in quality, which is hardly the case, since the Columbia albums were as consistently enjoyable and high-quality as his RCA and Mercury sides, as both Koch's 1999 compilation Bare Tracks and its unofficial companion, Edsel's 2000 The Columbia Years: Bare's Picks, prove. Although they cover the same ground and share seven songs, the two collections are quite different in character and intent, with Koch's sticking closer to the dictates of the charts and favoring his lighter, funnier material. Not that Bare Tracks has nothing but hits -- 11 of the 16 tracks charted, leaving room for a number of great album tracks, such as the surging "Appaloosa Rider," Shel Silverstein's "Rough on the Living," and a version of Don Schlitz's "The Gambler," which not only predates Kenny Rogers' hit version, it's weathered and knowing and much better. (None of these three ...
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The ability to successfully absorb external influences and at the same time retain one's own unique cultural identity has been a feature of Indian music history. Violin has played an active role in Indian music culture since the eighteenth century. Until N.Rajam first burst onto the music scene in the 1960's, it was employed mostly as an accompanying instrument, played in ensembles and orchestras or providing instrumental support for singers. She was responsible for introducing the vocal style, known as 'Gayaki ang' into the violin repertoire. Since then, this style of playing has become a great favourite with Indian classical music audiences.Dr.N.Rajam hails from a family, which boasts generations of great violin players, her brother; T N Krishnan is a well-known South Indian violinist. Her technique was inherited from her father Sr. Narayana Iyer, who encouraged his daughter to absorb influences of vocal music and the ancient string instrument the 'Veena' into her playing.Later, her yearning for self-development took her to the holy city of Benares, on the banks of the River Ganges, where she embarked on fifteen years of rigorous musical training under the guidance of legendary singer Omkarnath Thakur. As a devoted disciple, N.Rajam served out an invaluable apprenticeship, regularly accompanying her teacher on stage, echoing all of his subtle vocal nuances. Her guru encouraged her to approach music with utmost tenderness, ...
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