| | Bob King Songs That Tell A Story CD - Import Bob King Discography of CDs
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Thirty songs from Bob King's early-1960s Rodeo/Banff library, culled from the albums Sing a Country Song, Songs That Tell a Story, and Songs That Tell a Story, Vol. 2. These are, as the title implies, story songs, such as "The Ballad of the Chapeau Boys," "Strawberry Roan" (which he probably learned from Wilf Carter), "When the Work's All Done This Fall," "The Cat Came Back," "Little Tom," "Jimmie Brown the Newsboy," and "The Ballad of Jed Clampett." About half of this stuff is accompanied only by King's acoustic guitar, and they're very impressive as attempts at authenticity; even the stuff with a band is nicely stripped down and lean. A handful are duets of Bob and Marie King together, and they harmonize beautifully. ~ Bruce Eder Songs That Tell A Story Music Bob King Songs That Tell A Story Songs | 1. | You and My Old Guitar |
| 2. | Little Shirt My Mother Made For Me, The |
| 3. | Patanio, The Pride of the Plains |
| 4. | Mommy Please Stay Home With Me |
| 5. | I'm Just Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail |
| 6. | French Song, The |
| 7. | On the Banks of the Old Pontchartrain |
| 8. | When the Works All Done This Fall |
| 9. | Old Log Cabin For Sale, An |
| 10. | Driftwood on the River |
| 11. | Strawberry Roan |
| 12. | Rockin' Alone in My Old Rockin' Chair |
| 13. | I've Been Down That Road Before |
| 14. | Ballad of the Chapeau Boys, The |
| 15. | Mary Ann Regrets |
| 16. | Memories of You |
| 17. | Rescue From Moose River Gold Mine |
| 18. | When It's Lamplighting Time in the Valley |
| 19. | Cat Came Back, The |
| 20. | Ballad of Jed Clampett, The |
| 21. | Bluest Man in Town |
| 22. | Cowboy |
| 23. | Jimmy Brown the Newsboy |
| 24. | Little Tom |
| 25. | Train of Memories |
| 26. | French Canadian Girl |
| 27. | Road Paved With Heartaches |
| 28. | It Breaks a Mother's Heart |
| 29. | Once More |
| 30. | Coconut Joe |
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