Jimmie Rodgers – The Very Best Of

 James Charles Rodgers (September 8, 1897 – May 26, 1933) was an American singer, songwriter, and musician who rose to popularity in the late 1920's. Widely regarded as the "Father of Country Music", he is best known for his distinctive yodeling. Rodgers was known as "The Singing Brakeman" and "America's Blue Yodeler". He has been cited as an inspiration by many artists, and he has been inducted into multiple halls of fame.

1 Train Whistle Blues 3:01

2 Blue Yodel #1 (T Is For Texas) 2:40

3 T.B. Blues 3:05

4 In The Jailhouse Now 2:54

5 Frankie & Johnny 2:56

6 Blue Yodel #8 (Mule Skinner Blues) 2:59

7 The Brakeman's Blues (Yodeling The Blues Away) 3:11

8 Why There's A Tear In My Eye 3:16

9 Mississippi River Blues 2:39

10 Jimmie Rodgers' Last Yodel 3:19

11 Gambling Bar Room Blues 3:31

12 Mystery Of Number Five 3:03

13 Waiting For A Train 2:46

14 Travellin' Blues 2:49

15 My Blue Eyed Jane 2:51

16 Blue Yodel #9 (Standing On The Corner) 2:41

17 Pistol Packin' Papa 2:58

18 Miss The Mississippi And You 2:58

19 Somewhere Down Below The Dixon Line 2:58

20 The Soldier's Sweetheart 3:11

21 Hobo Bill's Last Ride 2:35

22 Peach Picking Time Down In Georgia 2:45

The Very Best Of Jimmie Rodgers

Chet Atkins – Trambone : The Nashville "A" Team Collection

 

The Chet Atkins Story, 1946-52

1-1 Chet Atkins– Guitar Blues (Pickin' The Blues)

1-2 Chet Atkins– I've Been Working On The Guitar

1-3 Chet Atkins– Hybrid Corn

1-4 Chet Atkins– Theme From "The Third Man"

1-5 Chet Atkins– Memphis Blues

1-6 Chet Atkins– Country Gentleman

1-7 Chet Atkins– City Slicker

1-8 Chet Atkins– Wildwood Flower

1-9 Chet Atkins– Red Wing

1-10 Chet Atkins– San Antonio Rose

1-11 Chet Atkins– Mr. Sandman

1-12 Chet Atkins With Hank Snow– Silver Bell

1-13 Chet Atkins– Ochi Chornya

1-14 Chet Atkins– The Poor People Of Paris (Jean's Song)

1-15 Chet Atkins With Hank Snow– New Spanish Two-Step

1-16 Chet Atkins– Trambone

1-17 Chet Atkins– Malaguena

1-18 Chet Atkins– Tiger Rag

1-19 Chet Atkins– Czardas

1-20 Chet Atkins– Armen's Theme

1-21 Chet Atkins– Boo Boo Stickbeat

1-22 Chet Atkins– I Know That You Know

1-23 Chet Atkins– Teensville

1-24 Chet Atkins– One Mint Julep

1-25 Chet Atkins– Night Train

1-26 Chet Atkins– Slinkey

1-27 Chet Atkins– The Streets Of Laredo

1-28 Chet Atkins– Theme From "The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs"

1-29 Chet Atkins– Hot Mocking Bird

1-30 Chet Atkins– Going Home

1-31 Chet Atkins– Man Of Mystery

1-32 Chet Atkins– Salty Dog Rag

1-33 Chet Atkins– Yellow Bird

1-34 Chet Atkins– Drown In My Own Tears

Sessions & Productions, 1950-62

2-1 Hank Williams– Cold Cold Heart

2-2 The Carlisles– No Help Wanted

2-3 Webb Pierce– There Stands The Glass

2-4 Eddy Arnold– Hep Cat Baby

2-5 Kitty Wells– Thou Shalt Not Steal

2-6 The Louvin Brothers– When I Stop Dreaming

2-7 Charline Arthur– Burn That Candle

2-8 Elvis Presley– Money Honey

2-9 Anita Carter– He's A Real Gone Guy

2-10 Dave Rich– Tuggin' On My Heart Strings

2-11 The Browns – I Heard The Bluebirds Sing

2-12 Melvin Endsley– I Like Your Kind Of Love

2-13 Janis Martin – Two Long Years

2-14 Jim Reeves– Four Walls

2-15 Jean Chapel– Oo-Ba La Baby

2-16 Don Gibson– Blue, Blue Day

2-17 'Nita, Rita & Ruby– (He Said Yeah) Baby You're The One

2-18 The Everly Brothers*– Wake Up Little Susie

2-19 Sammy Salvo– Say Yeah

2-20 Hank Locklin– It's A Little More Like Heaven

2-21 Autry Inman– Mary Nell

2-22 Johnnie & Jack*– Lonely Island Pearl

2-23 Roy Orbison– Almost Eighteen

2-24 Jack Clement– Edge Of Town

2-25 Floyd Robinson– Out Of Gas

2-26 Floyd Cramer– On The Rebound

2-27 Sonny James– Apache

2-28 John D. Loudermilk– Language Of Love

2-29 Jimmy Elledge– Funny How Time Slips Away

2-30 George Hamilton IV– If You Don't Know, I Ain't Gonna Tell You

2-31 Skeeter Davis– End Of The World

2-32 Roger Miller– Trouble On The Turnpike

2-33 Porter Wagoner– I've Enjoyed As Much Of This As I Can Stand

2-34 Bobby Bare– I'd Fight The World

Chet Atkins – Trambone