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1.1 Disc 1:1.2 God Loves His Children1.3 I'm Going To Make Heaven My Home1.4 My Cabin In Caroline1.5 Baby Blue Eyes1.6 Down The Road1.7 I'll Be Going To Heaven Sometime1.8 Foggy Mountain Breakdown1.9 So Happy I'll Be1.10 I'll Never Love Another1.11 Cora Is Gone1.12 Pain In My Heart1.13 Doin' My Time1.14 Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms1.15 Old Salty Dog Blues1.16 Come Back Darling1.17 We Can't Be Darlings Any More1.18 Jimmy Brown The Newsboy1.19 Don't Get Above Your Raisin'1.20 Tis Sweet To Be Remembered1.21 Brother, I'm Getting Ready To Go1.22 I'll Stay Around1.23 Over The Hills To The Poor House1.24 I'm Gonna Settle Down1.25 Why Did You Wander1.26 Dear Old Dixie1.27 I'm Working On A Road (To Glory Land)1.28 I'll Go Steppin' Too2.1 Be Ready For Tomorrow May Never Come2.2 Someone Took My Place With You2.3 Foggy Mountain Special2.4 Till The End Of The World Rolls Around2.5 You Can Feel It In Your Soul2.6 Before I Met You2.7 Bubbling In My Soul2.8 Randy Lynn Rag2.9 Give Mother My Crown2.10 No Doubt About It2.11 Six White Horses2.12 Give Me Flowers While I'm Living2.13 Don't Let Your Deal Go Down2.14 (I Won't Care) A Hundred Years From Now2.15 Big Black Train2.16 Building On Sand2.17 I Don't Care Anymore2.18 Million Years In Glory2.19 Cabin In The Hills2.20 Crying My Heart Out Over You2.21 The Great Historical Bum2.22 Polka On A Banjo2.23 Sally Ann2.24 I Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow2.25 Lonesome Road Blues2.26 Go Home2.27 Just Ain't2.28 Legend Of The Johnson Boys2.29 The Ballad Of Jed Clampett |
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| Descripción: | Guitarist and mandolinist Lester Flatt and banjo player Earl Scruggs were among the leading exponents of bluegrass music in the post-war era. Scruggs is famous for developing the three-finger style of banjo picking, elevating it's status from being a background accompanying instrument to a featured solo role. Both Flatt and Scruggs had been members of Bill Monroe's ground-breaking band during the 1940s, resigning from that outfit in 1948 due to it's punishing touring schedule, and forming their own band The Foggy Mountain Boys, themselves becoming one of the best known and longest-established bluegrass bands of all time. This great-value 56-track 2-CD set comprises selected A and B sides of their singles on the Mercury and Columbia labels during what is generally regarded as one of their classic eras of recording. It features their eight US pop and country hits during these years, including the country No. 1 "The Ballad Of Jed Clampett", and the Top 10 country hits "Tis Sweet To Be Remembered", "Cabin In The Hills" and "Go Home". Among the noted band members featured here are mandolin player Curly Seckler and fiddle player Paul Warren. Including vocal and instrumental performances, and with original songs alongside compositions by other writers, and examples of the classic bluegrass "breakdown" style, it's a feast of top-class and archetypal bluegrass music by two of it's most illustrious representatives., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode ACBT3394.2 |
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ADDCD3394 |
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Seguridad del producto
Persona responsable para la UE:
Membran Media GmbH
Langenhorner Chaussee 602, 22419 Hamburg, DE
gpsr@membran.net |
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