Jimmie Rodgers - Singing Brakeman CD

Singing Brakeman songs LUXURY LINER, Emmylou Harris' third album, found Harris' Hot Band undergoing a major transformation. Quick-picking maestro Albert Lee replaced lead guitarist James Burton. And future mega-star Ricky Skaggs, fresh from a stint with bluegrass pioneers J.D. Crowe and the New South, also signed on, taking Rodney Crowell's place. The result was a different, but equally breathtaking, version of what was fast earning a reputation as country music's finest ensemble. Aside from the personnel changes, LUXURY LINER is a typical early Harris album, filled with wonderful songs and performed with tons of feeling and tremendous skill. Harris takes mentor Gram Parson's title track and kicks it up a notch, allowing Lee to show off his trademark chops. Townes Van Zandt's "Pancho and Lefty" immediately follows and, while this isn't the recording of the song that topped the charts (Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard had a hit with it later), it clearly laid the blueprint for the blockbuster version. Other standout tracks on this uniformly excellent album include Chuck Berry's "C'est La Vie," the Louvin Brothers' "When I Stop Dreaming," and the Carter Family classic "Hello Stranger." Includes two previously unreleased bonus tracks. Additional Tracks Recorded at the Enactron Truck, Beverly Hills, California. Originally released on Warner Bros. (2998). Personnel: Emmylou Harris (vocals, guitar); Nicolette Larson (vocals); Rodney Crowell, Albert Lee (guitar, background vocals); Brian Ahern, James Burton, Rick Cunha (guitar); Hank DeVito (pedal steel guitar); Mike Auldridge (dobro); Ricky Skaggs (fiddle, mandolin); Mickey Raphael (harmonica); Glen D. Hardin ...

Singing Brakeman buy CD music Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Alabama; Alabama; Seven Year Blues; My Love Song of You; 'Get Acquainted' Waltz, The; Weapon of Prayer; They've Got the Church Outnumbered; Do You Live What You Preach; You'll Be Rewarded Over There; I'll Live With God; Robe of White; Great Atomic Power, The; Insured Beyond the Grave; Gospel Way, The; Sons and Daughters of God, The; Broad Minded; Family Who Prays, The; I Know What You're Talking About; Let Us Travel, Travel On; I Love God's Way of Living; Born Again; Preach the Gospel; From Mother's Arms to Korea; If We Forget God; Satan and the Saint; Satan Lied to Me; God Bless Her; Last Chance to Pray; DISC 2: No One to Sing For Me; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot; Nearer My God, To Thee; Make Him a Soldier; I Can't Say No; Just Rehearsing; Love Thy Neighbor as Thy Self; Where Will You Build; Pray For Me; When I Stop Dreaming; Pitfall; Alabama; Memories and Tears; Don't Laugh; I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby; Childish Love; In the Middle of Nowhere; Hoping That You're Hoping; First One to Love You, The; I Cried After You Left; That's All He's Asking of Me; I'll Be All Smiles Tonight; In the Pines; What Is Home Without Love; Mary of the Wild Moor; Knoxville Girl; Kentucky; Katie Dear; DISC 3: My Brother's Will; Take the News to Mother; Let Her Go, God Bless Her; Tiny Broken Heart, A; Plenty of Everything But You; Cash on the Barrelhead; You're Running Wild; New Partner Waltz, The; I Won't Have to Cross Jordan Alone; Praying; Wait a Little Longer Please Jesus; This Little Light of Mine; I Steal Away and Pray; There's No Excuse; Are You Washed in the Blood; Lord, I'm Coming Home; Thankful; Take Me Back Into Your Heart; Here Today and Gone Tomorrow; We Could; Tennessee Waltz; Too Late; Are You Teasing Me; Nobody's Darling But Mine; Don't Let Your Sweet Love Die; I Wonder Where You Are Tonight; Why Not Confess; Making Believe; DISC 4: Have I Stayed Away Too Long; Call Me; I Wish You Knew; Dog Sled; When I Loved You; My Baby's Gone; She Didn't Even Know I Was Gone; My Baby Came Back; Are You Wasting My Time; My Curly Headed Baby; Lorene; I Wish It Had Been a Dream; While You're Cheating on Me; If I Could Only Win Your Love; You're Learning; Blue From Now On; Today; My Heart Was Trampled on the Street; Send Me the Pillow That You Dream On; On My Way to the Show; Read What's in My Heart; Red Hen Hop; She Will Get Lonesome; I Wonder If You Know; Blue; Angels Rejoiced Last Night, The; Dying From Home and Lost; Satan's Jeweled Crown; River of Jordan, The; DISC 5: I'm Ready to Go Home; Kneeling Drunkard's Plea, The; Satan Is Real; Christian Life, The; Are You Afraid to Die; He Can Be Found; There's a Higher Power; Drunkard's Doom, The; I See a Bridge; Just Suppose; Stagger, The; Nellie Moved to Town; What a Change One Day Can Make; Ruby's Song; Last Old Shovel, The; Midnight Special; Brown's Ferry Blues; Southern Moon; Sand Mountain Blues; Nashville Blues; Blues Stay Away From Me; When It's Time For the Whippoorwill to Sing; Put Me on the Train to Carolina; Freight Train Blues; Weary Lonesome Blues; Gonna Lay Down My Old Guitar; It's Christmas Time; Santa's Big Parade; DISC 6: Love Is a Lonely Street; If You Love Me Stay Away; I Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow; I Love You Best of All; I Can't Keep You in Love With Me; Scared of the Blues; I Have Found the Way; He Set Me Free; Kneel at the Cross; Leaning on the Everlasting Arms; O Why Not Tonight; You Can't Find the Lord Too Soon; Keep Your Eyes on Jesus; Almost Persuaded; I Feel Better Now; O Who Shall Be Able to Stand; If Today Was the Day; You'll Meet Him in the Clouds; You'll Meet Him in the Clouds; Away in a Manger; Friendly Beasts, The; Hark the Herald Angels Sing; Good Christian Men Rejoice; While the Shepherds Watched Their Flocks; First Noel, The; It Came Upon a Midnight Clear; DISC 7: O Come All Ye Faithfull; O Little Town of Bethlehem; Silent Night; Deck the Halls; Joy to the World; It Hurts Me More; How's the World Treating You; Every Time You Leave; Time Goes S

Singing Brakeman album for sale The Stanley Brothers & the Clinch Mountain Boys, 1953-1958 & 1959 is a double-disc containing everything the group recorded during the latter half of the '50s for Mercury, Starday, and King Records. These recordings are generally considered to be among their best work and this set is the only one to make complete sense of the recordings. All of the group's best moments, plus many forgotten but equally fine gems, are included on the collection, making it a comprehensive retrospective. Nevetheless, it also functions as a good, if rather lengthy, introduction to the Stanley Brothers, since it showcases the richness and depth in their music. In short, it's an essential addition to any serious bluegrass collection. ~ Thom Owens classic mid-50's recordings from orig. Mercury LPs, 2 CDs, w. booklet /The Clinch Mountain Boys. Recorded from 1953 to 1959.