Stanley Brothers & The Clinch Mountain Boys 1953-59 CD

Stanley Brothers & The Clinch Mountain Boys 1953-59 songs A comprehensive budget compilation by the dependable JSP label, the five-disc 1927-1934 fully covers the first seven years of the Carter Family's musical career and features recordings that are the basis of the trio's honored place in the country music firmament. The set starts, appropriately enough, with the Carters' six contributions to Ralph Peer's legendary 1927 recording sessions in Bristol, Tennessee, and then chronologically wades through every released side that A.P., Sara, and Maybelle recorded for RCA Victor. (This excludes alternate takes that are readily available on Rounder and Bear Family reissues covering the same era.) Unlike similar collections, where much of the listening intrigue comes from charting the artists' development, the Carters' sound is presented fully formed from the opening track, "Bury Me Under the Weeping Willow," and stays at that amazingly high level until "Sailor Boy" ends more than 125 songs later. Though the liner notes are minimal, the sound is perfectly fine, especially considering the age of the recordings. The music itself, of course, is phenomenal. 5-CD Box;;127 Tracks Recording information: Atlanta, GA (08/01/1927-12/11/1934); Bristol, TN (08/01/1927-12/11/1934); Camden, NJ (08/01/1927-12/11/1934); Charlotte, NC (08/01/1927-12/11/1934); Louisville, KY (08/01/1927-12/11/1934); Memphis, TN (08/01/1927-12/11/1934). Arranger: A.P. Carter.

Stanley Brothers & The Clinch Mountain Boys 1953-59 buy CD music Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Calling You; Never Again; Wealth Won't Save Your Soul; When God Comes and Gathers His Jewels; I Don't Care; My Love for You; Honky Tonkin'; Pan American; Move It on Over; I Saw the Light; ; Six More Miles; Fly Trouble; I'm Satisfied With You; On the Banks of the Old Pontchartrain; Rootie Tootie; I Can't Get You off of My Mind; I'm a Long Gone Daddy; Honky Tonkin'; My Sweet Love Ain't Around; Blues Come Around, The; Mansion on the Hill, A; DISC 2: I'll Be a Bachelor 'Til I Die; There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight; Lovesick Blues; Lost on the River; I Heard My Mother Praying for Me; Lost Highway; May You Never Be Alone; Dear Brother; Jesus Remembered Me; Honky Tonk Blues; Mind Your Own Business; You're Gonna Change; My Son Calls Another Man Daddy; Wedding Bells; I've Just Told Mama Goodbye; I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry; House Without Love, A; I Just Don't Like This Kind of Livin'; My Bucket's Got a Hole in it; My Bucket's Got a Hole in It; Long Gone Lonesome Blues; Why Don't You Love Me; Why Should We Try Anymore; My Son Calls Another Man Daddy; DISC 3: Too Many Parties and Too Many Pals; Beyond the Sunset; Funeral, The; Everything's Okay; They'll Never Take Her Love from Me; Nobody's Lonesome for Me; Moanin' the Blues; Help Me Understand; No, No Joe; Cold, Cold Heart; Dear John; Just Waitin'; Men With Broken Hearts; I Can't Help It; Howlin' at the Moon; Hey, Good Lookin'; My Heart Would Know; Pale Horse and His Rider, The; Home in Heaven, A; Ramblin' Man; Picture from Life's Other Side; I've Been Down That Road Before; I Dreamed About Mama Last Night; DISC 4: I'd Still Want You; ; Crazy Heart; Half as Much; I'd Still Want You; Baby, We're Really in Love; I'm Sorry for You, My Friend; Honky Tonk Blues; Let's Turn Back the Years; Window Shopping; Jambalaya; Settin' the Woods on Fire; I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive; You Win Again; I Won't Be Home No More; Be Careful of Stones That You Throw; Please Make up Your Mind; I Could Never Be Ashamed of You; Your Cheatin' Heart; Kaw-Liga; Take These Chains from My Heart; DISC 5: Happy Rovin' Cowboy; Freight Train Blues; San Antonio Rose; I'm Not Coming Home Anymore; I Ain't Gonna Love You Anymore; Won't You Sometimes Think of Me; Why Should I Cry; I Watched My Dream World Crumble Like Clay; I Told a Lie to My Heart; Mother Is Gone; In My Dreams You Still Belong to Me; We're Getting Closer to the Grave Each Day; I'm Going Home; Calling You; Pan American; Wealth Won't Save Your Soul; Honky Tonk Blues; Home in Heaven, A; You Broke Your Own Heart; I'm So Tired of It All; DISC 6: You Caused It All by Telling Lies; Faded Love and Winter Roses; Please Don't Let Me Love You; There's No Room in My Heart for the Blues; I Wish I Had a Nickel; Waltz of the Wind, The; At the First Fall of Snow; Leave Me Alone With the Blues; I'm Free at Last; Blue Love; It Just Don't Matter Now; Little Paper Boy; Someday You'll Call My Name; Battle of Armageddon, The; No One Will Ever Know; With Tears in My Eyes; Thank God; Rock My Cradle Once Again; Don't Do It, Darling; DISC 7: Rockin' Chair Money; Cool Water; Tennessee Border; First Year Blues; My Main Trial Is Yet to Come; Wait for the Light to Shine; We Live in Two Different Worlds; Roly Poly; Swing Wide Your Gate of Love; Dixie Cannonball; Sundown and Sorrow; Devil's Train, The; Old Home, The; Alone and Forsaken; Heaven Holds All My Treasures; Lost on the River; House of Gold, A; Singing Waterfall; Dear Brother; 'Neath a Cold Gray Tomb of Stone; Time Has Proven I Was Wrong; No, Not Now; When You're Tired of Breaking Others Hearts; Honey Do You Love Me, Huh?; DISC 8: California Zephyr; Your Cheatin' Heart; You Better Keep It on Your Mind; How Can You Refuse Him Now?; Low Down Blues; Ten Little Numbers; Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine; Last Night I Dreamed of Heaven; I Ain't Got Nothin' But Time; Message to My Mother; Fool About You; I'm Going Home; Jambalaya; Ready to Go Home; Kaw-Liga; I Could Never Be Ashamed of You; Angel of Death;

Stanley Brothers & The Clinch Mountain Boys 1953-59 album for sale THE EARLY YEARS 1958-1961 includes 109 tracks recorded for the Starday and King labels (4 tracks are previously unreleased). The box also includes a 24-page color booklet with full session notes. An enormously popular singer during the 50's with a straightforward style and affable personality. This double CD features three classic albums recorded for King. "Sincerely Yours", "Travelling Shoes" and "Singing Up A Storm". Includes liner notes by Gary B. Reid. The Stanley Brothers: Carter Stanley (vocals, guitar), Ralph Stanley (vocals, banjo). Additional personnel: Curley Lambert (vocals, guitar, mandolin, bass); Bill Napier (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Ralph Mayo (vocals, guitar, fiddle); George Shuffler (vocals, guitar, acoustic & electric bass); Chubby Anthony (vocals, fiddle); Al Elliot (guitar, mandolin, bass); Gene Meadows (guitar); Joe Meadows, Vernon Derrick, Art Stamper (fiddle); Johnnie Bonds, Audie Webster (bass).

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Stanley Brothers & The Clinch Mountain Boys 1953-59 buy CD music The Stanley Brothers & The Clinch Mountain Boys: Carter Stanley (vocals, guitar); Ralph Stanley (vocals, banjo); Darrell "PeeWee" Lambert (vocals, mandolin); George Shuffler (vocals, bass); Robert "Bobby" Sumner, Les Woodie, Art Wooten (fiddle); James "Jay" Hughes, Ernest "Ernie" Newton (bass). This is it, the absolute perfect starting point for neophyte fans who want to discover the Stanley Brothers. The years between 1949 and 1952, when the Virginia brothers were signed to Columbia Records, are largely considered their most fruitful period. Certainly this lineup of their backing band, the Clinch Mountain Boys, was the strongest; besides Carter Stanley's assured leads and Ralph Stanley's heartbreaking tenor, these recordings introduced mandolin player Darrell "Pee Wee" Lambert and his one-of-a-kind high-baritone harmonies, the secret ingredient that made the Stanley Brothers' recordings from this era sound like nothing that had come before in bluegrass. As usual with Bear Family reissues, this set contains every note from the brothers' Columbia sessions, including previously unreleased alternate takes of "The Fields Have Turned Brown" and "Little Glass of Wine," along with full session notes and illuminating liner notes courtesy of historian Gary B. Reid. Yes, it has the original "I'm a Man of Constant Sorrow" for all of you O Brother Where Art Thou fans, but the 23 other tracks are every bit as vital, imaginative, and pure. This, in its purest and most graceful form, is what bluegrass is all about. ~ Stewart Mason 24 orig. Columbia recordings w. 20 pg. booklet /The Clinch Mountain Boys. Recorded at Castle Studio, Nashville, Tennessee between 1949 & 1952. Includes liner notes by Gary B. Reid. Reissue producer: Richard Weize. Personnel: Carter Stanley (vocals, guitar); Darrell "Pee Wee" Lambert (tenor, baritone, mandolin); Ralph Stanley (tenor, banjo); George Shuffler (baritone); Robert "Bobby" Sumner, Lester Woodie, Art Wooten (fiddle). Liner Note Authors: Gary B. Reid; Richard Weize. Recording information: Castle Studio, Nashville TN (03/01/1949-04/11/1952). Illustrators: Colin Escott; David Freeman . Photographers: Colin Escott; David Freeman .

Stanley Brothers & The Clinch Mountain Boys 1953-59 songs Originally recorded for the WCYB Bristol Farm & Fun Time radio show in the late 1940's and early 1950's. Includes liner notes by Jack Tottle. Personnel: Mac Wiseman (vocals, tenor); King Curly (vocals, guitar, steel guitar, mandolin, fiddle); Carter Stanley (vocals, guitar); Ralph Stanley (vocals, banjo); Lester Flatt, Carl Sauceman (vocals); Earl Scruggs (banjo); Darrell "Pee Wee" Lambert, Joe Stuart (mandolin); Arvil Freeman, Jim Shumate, Keith Leslie, Ralph Mayo (fiddle). Audio Remasterers: Steven Smolian; Jack Towers. Liner Note Author: Jack Tottle. Recording information: WCYB Farm & Fun Time. Photographer: David Freeman .