Rex Allen -The Arizona Cowboy -Selected Singles 1946-62 -Acrobat CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Disc 1:

1.2 Curtains of Sorrow

1.3 Atomic Power

1.4 Texas Tornado

1.5 Driftwood on the River

1.6 Queen of the Rodeo

1.7 Foggy River

1.8 Take It Back and Change It for a Boy

1.9 Loaded Pistol, Loaded Dice

1.10 Teardrops in My Heart

1.11 Chime Bells

1.12 Tears on My Old Guitar

1.13 Tennessee Tears

1.14 Afraid

1.15 Over Three Hills

1.16 Blues in My Mind

1.17 Tag Along

1.18 Put Your Arms Around Me

1.19 Softly and Tenderly

1.20 Yodelin' Crazy

1.21 Too-Lee-Rollum

1.22 You Drifted

1.23 Naggin'

1.24 The Roving Kind

1.25 Sparrow in the Tree Top

1.26 Mister and Mississippi

1.27 Hot Time in New Orleans Tonight

1.28 Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old 'Tucky Home

2.1 Is He Satisfied

2.2 Till the Well Runs Dry

2.3 Jambalaya (On the Bayou)

2.4 No One Will Ever Know

2.5 Crying in the Chapel

2.6 If God Can Forgive You, So Can I

2.7 Somewhere

2.8 In the Chapel in the Moonlight

2.9 This Ole House

2.10 I'm Learning to Live Without You

2.11 Tomorrow's Just Another Day to Cry

2.12 That's What Makes the Juke Box Play

2.13 The Albino, Pink-Eyed Stallion

2.14 The Last Roundup

2.15 The Trail of the Lonesome Pine

2.16 Drango

2.17 Westward Ho the Wagons!

2.18 Money, Marbles and Chalk

2.19 Blue Dream

2.20 Invitation to the Blues

2.21 I Know the Reason Why

2.22 Lazy River

2.23 I Couldn't Care Less

2.24 Morgen (One More Sunrise)

2.25 Forever and Ever

2.26 I Love You So Much It Hurts

2.27 Marines Let's Go

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Rex Allen was one of the later era of Singing Cowboys, whose career encompassed not only being a recording artist but also having a high profile as a star of western movies and TV series, and later as a narrator on many Disney productions. Born in Arizona, he made his start as a singer, becoming known as "The Arizona Cowboy", which became the title of one of his first films after signing to Republic Pictures. Although most of his hits were in his early career he maintained his popularity and visibility to have more hits at the beginning of the 1960s. This great-value 55-track 2-CD set comprises selected A & B sides of his singles on the Mercury, Decca & Buena Vista labels from these years. Initially recording with his groups The Dawn Busters, The Prairie Ramblers and The Arizona Cowboys, he later recorded solo, in a duet with Tex Williams, with The Anita Kerr Singers and with various orchestras in later times. It features his 1953 No. 4 "Crying In The Chapel", and 1962 No. 4 "Don't Go Near The Indians", along with his other hits from this era "Sparrow In The Treetop", a No. 10, "Afraid", a No. 14 and the movie song "Marines, Let's Go", a No. 21. He was a versatile and distinctive artist, a talented writer as well as performer, and this collection offers an entertaining showcase for his varied output across the most significant 15 years of his career., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode ACBT3406.2 (ADDCD3406), Phonographic Copyright (p) Acrobat Licensing Ltd., Copyright (c) Acrobat Licensing Ltd.

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ADDCD3406

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