Choctaw Ridge-Fables Of The American South 1968-73

Various Artists
Choctaw Ridge-Fables Of The American South 1968-73

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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 The House Song - Lee Hazlewood
1.2 If Only She Had Stayed - Chris Gantry
1.3 Endless Miles of Highway - Jerry Reed
1.4 The Back Side of Dallas - Jeannie C Riley
1.5 Way Before the Time of Towns - Hoyt Axton
1.6 Strawberry Farms - Tom T Hall
1.7 Down from Dover - Dolly Parton
1.8 July 12, 1939 - Charlie Rich
1.9 What Am I Doing in L.A.? - Nat Stuckey
1.10 Mr Stanton Don't Believe It - Rob Galbraith
1.11 Saunders' Ferry Lane - Sammi Smith
1.12 Four Shades of Love - Henson Cargill
2.1 Drivin' Nails in the Wall - Waylon Jennings ; the Kimberlys
2.2 Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town - Kenny Rogers ; the First Edition
2.3 Why Can't I Come Home - Ed Bruce
2.4 Mr Walker, It's All Over - Billie Jo Spears
2.5 Harlan County - Jim Ford
2.6 Widow Wimberly - Tony Joe White
2.7 Belinda (Alt Take) - Bobbie Gentry
2.8 Joanne - Michael Nesmith ; the First National Band
2.9 Mr Jackson's Got Nothing to Do - John Hartford
2.10 Alone - Lee Hazlewood ; Suzi Jane Hokom
2.11 Fabulous Body and Smile - Sir Robert Charles Griggs
2.12 I Feel Like Going Home - Charlie Rich
Number of discs: 2
Language English (GB)
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Extra-Infos: New Fables Of The American South 1968-1973
Description:â??Choctaw Ridgeâ? explores a new country sound, one that emerged at the end of the 60s in the wake of Bobbie Gentryâ??s â??Ode To Billie Joeâ??, a shock number one hit in 1967. When singers like Gentry, Jimmy Webb, Michael Nesmith and Lee Hazlewood moved from the south to Los Angeles to make it in the music business, they were not part of the Nashville in-crowd and they forged a new direction. - NEW FABLES OF THE AMERICAN SOUTH 1968-1973
Choctaw Ridge" explores a new country sound, one that emerged at the end of the 60s in the wake of Bobbie Gentry's 'Ode To Billie Joe', a shock number one hit in 1967. When singers like Gentry, Jimmy Webb, Michael Nesmith and Lee Hazlewood moved from the south to Los Angeles to make it in the music business, they were not part of the Nashville in-crowd and they forged a new direction. 'Ode To Billie Joe' was the tip of the iceberg, and it's success helped a bunch of singers and storytellers to emerge over the next three or four years. Some of the tracks on this collection bear that song's stamp more clearly than others: Sammi Smith's moody 'Saunders' Ferry Lane' had a similar mystery lyric, and Henson Cargill's 'Four Shades Of Love' is a portmanteau, with one (or possibly two) of the theoretically romantic situations ending in death. Suddenly, character sketches of southerners became a lot more rounded - women didn't have to stay home, or take abuse at the office, and darkness wasn't only found at the bottom of a bottle. Storytelling is the link between all of the songs on this collection. We have cautionary tales about what could happen to someone who heads for the bright lights and doesn't make it, ending up in the grasping hands of 'Mr Walker' (Billie Joe Spears), or on the 'Back Side Of Dallas' (Jeannie C Reilly), or on a mortuary slab in the case of the songwriter with the 'Fabulous Body And Smile' (Robert Charles Griggs). And there are stories about wanting to go home - Nat Stuckey's 'What Am I Doing In LA?' and Charlie Rich's 'Feel Like Going Home' - and others from Ed Bruce and Lee Hazlewood, who know that their home isn't home anymore. The tracklist and fulsome sleeve notes have been put together by Bob Stanley (Saint Etienne) and Martin Green (Smashing, The Sound Gallery), who have been collecting these records for decades. The voices are resonant and relatable, and the productions take in the best of what pop had to offer in the late 60s and early 70s. Before the factionalism between smooth pop-conscious Nashville and the hedonistic 'outlaws' made it look inward again, this was a golden era for an atmospheric, inclusive and progressive country music. It began on the third of June, another sleepy, dusty Delta day.
"Choctaw Ridge - Fables Of The American South 1968-73" is a captivating vinyl maxi compilation released by Ace Records, featuring a carefully curated selection of tracks that explore the rich tapestry of Southern Gothic storytelling in American music from the late '60s to early '70s. This collection brings together rare gems and cult classics from various artists, painting vivid portraits of life, myth, and legend in the Deep South. Listeners are treated to evocative narratives set against lush arrangements?ranging from country-folk ballads to soulful Americana?capturing both darkness and beauty unique to this era. Ace Records is renowned for its dedication to quality reissues and compilations that celebrate musical heritage; their expertise ensures each release is thoughtfully assembled with attention to detail and historical context.
Cover: Gatefold
No. of tracks: 24
Manufacturer No.: XXQLP 078
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