03. Davis, Skeeter & Davis Sisters, The "I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know"
04. Davis, Skeeter "He Left His Heart With Me"
05. Davis, Skeeter "Don't Let Your Lips Say Yes"
06. Davis, Skeeter & Davis Sisters, The "Rock-A-Bye Boogie"
07. Davis, Skeeter "Lost To A Geisha Girl"
08. Davis, Skeeter "I'm Going Steady With A Heartache"
09. Davis, Skeeter & Davis Sisters, The "Sorrow and pain"
10. Davis, Skeeter "I Ain't A-Talkin'"
11. Davis, Skeeter "Walk Softly Darling"
12. Davis, Skeeter & Davis Sisters, The "Blues for company"
13. Davis, Skeeter "I Need You All The Time"
14. Davis, Skeeter "Wave Bye Bye"
15. Davis, Skeeter "Slave"
16. Davis, Skeeter "The Devil's Doll"
17. Davis, Skeeter "Give Me Death"
18. Davis, Skeeter "Wishful Thinking"
19. Davis, Skeeter "The One You Slip Around With"
20. Davis, Skeeter "Chained To A Memory"
Disc 02 01. Davis, Skeeter "I can't help you (I'm falling too)"
02. Davis, Skeeter "Am I that easy to forget"
03. Davis, Skeeter "My Last Date (With You)"
04. Davis, Skeeter "Optimistic"
05. Davis, Skeeter "Where I ought to be"
06. Davis, Skeeter "Homebreaker"
07. Davis, Skeeter "Your Cheatin' Heart"
08. Davis, Skeeter "Just When I Needed You"
09. Davis, Skeeter "Someone I'd Like To Forget"
10. Davis, Skeeter "No, Never"
11. Davis, Skeeter "I Really Want You To Know"
12. Davis, Skeeter "He'll Have To Stay"
13. Davis, Skeeter "Tell Tommy I Miss Him"
14. Davis, Skeeter "Someday, Someday"
15. Davis, Skeeter "Somebody loves you"
16. Davis, Skeeter "The Hand You're Holding Now"
17. Davis, Skeeter "The final step"
18. Davis, Skeeter "Blueberry Hill"
19. Davis, Skeeter "Something Precious"
20. Davis, Skeeter "The Little Music Box"
Number of discs:
2
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Description:
Skeeter Davis was the first female Country artist to bridge the gap between the Country and Pop charts in the late 1950s, with music that blended mainstream pop with traditional Country and Western that some have called teen-angst Country-Pop. She was huge influence on the female country artists who followed in her wake, and Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette, and Loretta Lynn all acknowledged her influence. - .. RECORDINGS
