| | All Gone Fishin' CD (1 Customer Review)
Country music and fishin'--they go together like a rod and reel, and are celebrated on this amusing compilation of songs by Nashville's best. George Jones extols the virtues of "Beer, Bait And Ammo," while Bobby Bare rhapsodizes about being "Out on the Water." Things turn choppy on Porter Waggoner's "White Cap Hell," but Jerry Reed's hilarious "Front of the Boat" restores the good mood. This clever collection would make a great gift for the sportsperson who has everything. All Gone Fishin' Songs | 1. | Out on the Water - Bobby Bare |
| 2. | Beer, Bait and Ammo - George Jones |
| 3. | Something Fishy's Going On - Lorrie Morgan |
| 4. | Front of the Boat - Jerry Reed/Steve Wariner |
| 5. | Take Him Fishing - Merle Haggard |
| 6. | Breathin' Room - Patty Loveless/Gary Shiebler |
| 7. | Three Little Fishes - Mel Tillis |
| 8. | White Cap Hell - Porter Wagoner |
| 9. | Talking Fishing Blues - Arlo Guthrie |
| 10. | As Country Could Be - Gary Shiebler/Marcia Ramirez |
| 11. | Picture, The - Little Jimmy Dickens/Brad Paisley |
| 12. | Fishin' Man Blues - Danny Gilley |
| 13. | Take Me Fishing - Bryan White/Rachel Proctor |
| 14. | Sleepwalking - Tanya Tucker |
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All Gone Fishin' Music Review Purchase All Gone Fishin' CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | John Prine Fair & Square CD (2005) Bonus Tracks
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True to its title, HITS I MISSED...AND ONE I DIDN'T consists mainly of songs George Jones initially declined to record that became big hits for other country singers. This 2005 release finds the older, wiser Jones finally getting around to putting his unmistakable mark on these already-classic tunes. The opening cut, "Funny How Time Slips Away," for example, will forever ...
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Straying far from straight country billing, THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW welcomed a wide variety of musical artists during its tenure from 1969 to 1971. Reaching across musical barriers, Cash welcomed artists that ranged from country rebel Waylon Jennings to R&B star Stevie Wonder. No surprise, as Cash himself chafed against the musical constraints imposed by Nashville. Included here are 66 performances that show artists working at the peak of their creativity, including a trio of songs by a velvet-voiced Bob Dylan (during his NASHVILLE ...
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At one time, any reference to Adiemus, or the group?s composer, Karl Jenkins, would invariably mention the soundtrack music for the hugely successful Delta Airlines commercial in the mid-90s. But after a decade of chart-topping albums, Adiemus stands on its own as a musical original. VOCALISE, which means wordless song, remains Jenkins? musical trademark and his invented, phonetic language is used brilliantly by his giggling childlike choirs and haunting soloists. The African inflections of his earlier chant work has been supplanted with Indian and Moorish influences and a Punjabi folk song. ?Dona Nobis Pacem - Part I? features an eerie Middle-Eastern vocal ...
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