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This intriguing collection of radio transcriptions and movie soundtrack pieces isn't exactly a Merle Travis set, although he plays guitar -- mostly electric -- on every track. Recorded between 1944 and 1956, these cuts generally feature other vocalists (Jimmie Dean, for instance, sings the title track), with Travis working as part of a backup ensemble, taking center stage on maybe a half-dozen selections, including the brilliant guitar instrumentals ("Down South Blues" and "Cannon Ball Rag") that open and close the album. There are a couple of Travis vocals, too, including his fine take on "Nobody" and a swinging, chugging version of "John Henry." There is a good deal of in-studio patter, scripted radio introductions, and cornball humor on display, as well. More than anything, Boogie Woogie Cowboy spotlights the golden era of Western swing on radio during a time when television had yet to steal the whole audience. ~ Steve Leggett
Recorded between 1944 & 1956.
Personnel includes: Merle Travis, Johnny Bond (vocals, guitar); Red River Trio; Wesley Tuttle & His Coonhunters; Jimmie Dean & His Trail Riders.
Boogie Woogie Cowboy Music Trigwell, Phil & Los Bandaghos Boogie Woogie Cowboy Songs | 1. | Down South Blues, The |
| 2. | I'm Learning to Live Without You |
| 3. | Be Brave My Darling |
| 4. | You're Breaking This Poor Heart of Mine |
| 5. | Boogie Woogie Cowboy |
| 6. | Cimarron |
| 7. | Born to Lose |
| 8. | & E Hornpipe, A |
| 9. | I Want to Be Wanted |
| 10. | I'll Forgive You But I Can't Forget |
| 11. | When You and I Were Young Maggie |
| 12. | This Ain't the Same Old Range |
| 13. | You're Gonna Pay |
| 14. | Nobody |
| 15. | If I Didn't Care |
| 16. | Jokes |
| 17. | John Bolin |
| 18. | Johnson Rag |
| 19. | Petticoat Fever |
| 20. | I'm Ridin' the Rails |
| 21. | Weary Lonesome Blues |
| 22. | Catalog Cowboy Joe |
| 23. | Gettin' Some Sleep |
| 24. | Texas Home |
| 25. | There'll Be Some Changes Made |
| 26. | Fireball Mail |
| 27. | I've Got the Weary Lonesome Blues |
| 28. | John Henry |
| 29. | Cannon Ball Rag |
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