Goldie Hill -The Goldie Hill Collection 1952-62 -Acrobat CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

1.1 Why Talk to My Heart

1.2 Don't Send Me No More Roses

1.3 I Let the Stars Get in My Eyes

1.4 Waiting for a Letter

1.5 I'm Yvonne (On the Bayou)

1.6 Say Big Boy

1.7 I'm the Loneliest Gal in Town

1.8 My Love Is a Flame (You Are to Blame)

1.9 Let Me Be the One

1.10 I'm Yesterday's Girl

1.11 Am I Still Your Baby

1.12 Liquor and Women

1.13 Young at Heart

1.14 Make Love to Me

1.15 Looking Back to See

1.16 I Miss You So

1.17 Cry, Cry Darling

1.18 Call Off the Wedding

1.19 Treat Me Kind

1.20 Please Don't Betray Me

1.21 Fickle Heart

1.22 Sure Fire Kisses

1.23 Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So)

1.24 Are You Mine

1.25 Ain't Gonna Wash My Face (For a Month)

1.26 Why Don't You Let Me Go

1.27 Steel Guitar

1.28 Second Chance

2.1 I'm Beginning to Feel Mistreated

2.2 Sample My Kissin'

2.3 Footsteps

2.4 New Names New Faces

2.5 A Wasted Love Affair

2.6 Cleanin' House

2.7 It's Only a Matter of Time

2.8 Till I Said It to You

2.9 Yankee Go Home

2.10 What's Happened to Us

2.11 Honky Tonk Music

2.12 It's Here to Stay

2.13 Twice As Blue

2.14 Living Alone

2.15 Your Love Came Into My Heart

2.16 It's a Lovely, Lovely World

2.17 Live for Tomorrow

2.18 Many Lies Ago

2.19 The Door Step to Heaven

2.20 Don't Just Stand There

2.21 Driftwood on the River

2.22 I Slipped Off My Wedding Ring

2.23 It's So Lonely on My Side of the Sea

2.24 Missing Loving Missing Livin' Missing You

2.25 You're Looking for An Angel

2.26 According to My Heart

2.27 I've Got a New Heartache

2.28 As Far As I'm Concerned

Anzahl der Tonträger:

Beschreibung:

Goldie Hill, who was always dubbed on her record labels in her early years as "The Golden Hillbilly", was a pioneer in country music, in that she was one of the first female solo artists to rise to prominence in the USA, and was one of the first women to top the US Country charts when she went to No. 1 in 1953 with "I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes", and along with artists like Kitty Wells and Jean Shepard made a significant breakthrough for female country singers. Born Argolda Voncile Hill in Texas in 1933, she performed on the Louisiana Hayride, which got her a contract with Decca. This 56-track 2-CD set comprises a significant proportion of her A & B sides for Decca during this era, plus selected titles from the albums "Goldie Hill" and "According To My Heart", released during these years. It includes her landmark 1953 country No. 1 "I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes", along with her hits with Justin Tubb "Looking Back To See" and "Sure Fire Kisses" and her hits with Red Sovine "Are You Mine" and "Yankee Go Home". She was an archetypal country performer of this era, interpreting songs by some of the genre's finest writers, and this collection is an enjoyable introduction to her work, Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode ACBT3380.2 (ADDCD3380), Phonographic Copyright (p) Acrobat Licensing Ltd., Copyright (c) Acrobat Licensing Ltd.

Anzahl der Titel:

Herstellernummer:

ADDCD3380

Details zur Produktsicherheit