Jimmy Rollins Discography of CDs

Jimmy Rollins CD discography Columbia/Legacy's THE ESSENTIAL MARTY ROBBINS surveys the crooner's '50s/'60s heyday, including the aforementioned song and his beloved forays into gritty Western territory, most notably the runaway hit "El Paso," a classic gun-slinging tale of ill-fated romance, and ...

Jimmy Rollins discography Track Listing of songs: That's All Right; Maybelline; Pretty Mama; Mean Mama Blues; Tennessee Toddy; Singing the Blues; I Can't Quit; Long Tall Sally; Mister Teardrop; Respectfully Miss Brooks; You Don't Owe Me a Thing; Knee Deep in the ...

Jimmy Rollins music CDs If you're looking for poignant Lefty Frizzell ballads like "Mom and Dad's Waltz," look elsewhere, because STEPPIN' OUT is a collection of the honky-tonk pioneer's most energetic, up-tempo tunes. Not only did Frizzell set down a hard-country ...

Jimmy Rollins CD discography Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: I Love You a Thousand Ways; If You've Got the Money, I've Got the Time; Shine, Shave, Shower; Cold Feet; Don't Think It Ain't Been Fun Dear; When Payday Comes Around; My Baby's ...

Jimmy Rollins albums Lefty Frizzell was the definitive honky tonk singer, the vocalist that set the style for generations of vocalists that followed him. He smoothed out the rough edges of honky tonk by singing longer, flowing phrases - essentially, ...

Jimmy Rollins songs The Maddox Brothers and their sister Rose called themselves 'America's Most Colorful Hillbilly Band.' Following a brief career hiatus caused by WW2, the family resumed musical activities in the early 50s, scoring a string of hits for ...

Jimmy Rollins albums THE BEST OF LEFTY FRIZZELL features fourteen singles and four B-sides released on Columbia Records between 1950 and 1965. Recorded in Dallas, Texas and Nashville, Tennessee between July 25, 1950 and February 10, 1965. Includes liner notes by ...