| | Real 60'S: Country CD (2 Customer Reviews)
Contains 30 tracks.
Performers include: Jim Reeves, Don Gibson, Chet Atkins, Roger Miller, Skeeter Davis.
Real 60's: Country collects 30 memorable country hits from the vaults of RCA Victor recorded in the '60s. Among the tracks are definitive tunes from Bobby Bare ("Detroit City"), George Hamilton IV ("Abilene"), Jim Ed Brown ("Pop a Top"), Jim Reeves ("He'll Have to Go") and Hank Locklin ("Please Help Me, I'm Falling"), along with lesser-heard gems by Chet Atkins, Norma Jean, Carl Belew, John Hartford and John D. Loudermilk. While this is a decent package, it's curious as to why the label saw fit to spread two CD's worth of music on to three? ~ Al Campbell Real 60'S: Country Music Review Purchase Real 60'S: Country CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | My Rifle, My Pony And Me CD (1994) (Import) Germany
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Additional personnel includes: Ray Manzarek (organ, synthesizer).
Originally released on Slash (104). Includes liner notes by Kristine McKenna.
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Bernard & Phyllis grew up listening to the likes of Don Reno & Red Smiley, Mollie O'Day, Lester Flat, and Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper. Both were born into musical families and began singing at an early age. Phyllis was born in Raleigh County, West Virginia where she sang as part of "The Starcher Family" with her mother and sisters. They appeared at many local churches and talent events. In the early 60's, they were featured on WHIS TV in Bluefield, WV. Bernard was born in Giles County, Virginia and began singing in church at the age of 4. He went with his mother and father to many area churches. This is where he met Phyllis and the rest as they say, is history. They began singing together because of a benefit. They soon were singing at nursing homes, festivals and churches. Eventually the requests for their old time gospel music became so numerous that they felt it was time record an album. Crossing the River - Recorded in 1997 and dedicated in memory of their fathers, Kermit White and Jess ...
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