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EU-only collection. 30 ONE HIT WONDERS OF US COUNTRY & WESTERN is a fun compilation of tracks which provided the only significant C&W chart hit for their respective performer. This Volume concentrates on the US C&W CHARTS between: 1949-62 and features an eclectic mix of artists and musical genres, from Hillbilly to Honky-Tonk, from Rockabilly to Countrypolitan, from Novelty songs to Death Discs. Juxtaposes million-selling, crossover Pop hits like Vaughn Monroe's original version of 'Riders in the Sky', Gene Vincent's menacing 'Be Bop A-Lula', Wink Martindale's cheesy recitative 'Deck of Cards', Walter Brennan's similarly-crafted 'Old Rivers', the Fendermen's twangy 'Mule Skinner Blues', the Rooftop Singers' Folksy 'Walk Right In' and Bobby Edwards' lilting title track, alongside half-forgotten Country weepies like Betty Foley's 'Old Moon', Billie Jean Horton's 'Ocean of Tears', Charlie Phillips' 'I Guess I'll Never Learn', Earl Scott's 'Then a Tear Fell' and Vernon Stewart's 'The Way It Feels to Die'.
EU-only collection. 30 ONE HIT WONDERS OF US COUNTRY & WESTERN is a fun compilation of tracks which provided the only significant C&W chart hit for their respective performer. This Volume concentrates on the US C&W CHARTS between: 1949-62 and features an eclectic mix of artists and musical genres, from Hillbilly to Honky-Tonk, from Rockabilly to Countrypolitan, from Novelty songs to Death Discs. Juxtaposes million-selling, crossover Pop hits like Vaughn Monroe's original version of 'Riders in the Sky', Gene Vincent's menacing 'Be Bop A-Lula', Wink Martindale's cheesy recitative 'Deck of Cards', Walter Brennan's similarly-crafted 'Old Rivers', the Fendermen's twangy 'Mule Skinner Blues', the Rooftop Singers' Folksy 'Walk Right In' and Bobby Edwards' lilting title track, alongside half-forgotten Country weepies like Betty Foley's 'Old Moon', Billie Jean Horton's 'Ocean of Tears', Charlie Phillips' 'I Guess I'll Never Learn', Earl Scott's 'Then a Tear Fell' and Vernon Stewart's 'The Way It Feels to Die'.
604988090321

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Format: CD
Label: IMT
Rel. Date: 09/23/2014
UPC: 604988090321

You're the Reason: 30 One Hit Wonders / Various
Artist: Youre The Reason 30 One Hit Wonders / Various
Format: CD
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DISC: 1

1. Bobby Edwards O You're the Reason
2. Ralph Emery O Hello Fool
3. The Fendermen O Mule Skinner Blues
4. Sanford Clark O the Fool
5. Gene Vincent O Be Bop A-Lula
6. Allan Riddle O the Moon Is Crying
7. Ted Self O (Little Angel) Come Rock Me to Sleep
8. Jimmy Edwards O Love Bug Crawl
9. Charlie Ryan ; the Timberline Riders O Hot Rod Lincoln 1
10. Al Terry O Good Deal, Lucille 1
11. Jimmy ; Johnny O If You Don't Someone Else Will 1
12. Vaughn Monroe O (Ghost) Riders in the Sky 1
13. Walter Brennan O Old Rivers 1
14. Jeanne Black O He'll Have to Stay 1
15. Wink Martindale O Deck of Cards 1
16. Johnny Hardy O in Memory of Johnny Horton 1
17. The Springfields Osilver Threads and Golden Needles 1
18. The Rooftop Singers O Walk Right in 2
19. The Davis Sisters O I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know 2
20. Betty Cody O I Found Out More Than You'll Ever Know 2
21. Betty Foley O Old Moon 2
22. Earl Scott O Then a Tear Fell 2
23. Charlie Phillips O I Guess I'll Never Learn 2
24. Jo Ann Campbell O (I'm the Girl on) Wolverton Mountain 2
25. Don Winters O Too Many Times 2
26. Gene Woods O the Ballad of Wild River 2
27. Vernon Stewart O the Way It Feels to Die 2
28. Eddie Noack O Have Blues Will Travel 3
29. Orville Couch O Hello Trouble

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EU-only collection. 30 ONE HIT WONDERS OF US COUNTRY & WESTERN is a fun compilation of tracks which provided the only significant C&W chart hit for their respective performer. This Volume concentrates on the US C&W CHARTS between: 1949-62 and features an eclectic mix of artists and musical genres, from Hillbilly to Honky-Tonk, from Rockabilly to Countrypolitan, from Novelty songs to Death Discs. Juxtaposes million-selling, crossover Pop hits like Vaughn Monroe's original version of 'Riders in the Sky', Gene Vincent's menacing 'Be Bop A-Lula', Wink Martindale's cheesy recitative 'Deck of Cards', Walter Brennan's similarly-crafted 'Old Rivers', the Fendermen's twangy 'Mule Skinner Blues', the Rooftop Singers' Folksy 'Walk Right In' and Bobby Edwards' lilting title track, alongside half-forgotten Country weepies like Betty Foley's 'Old Moon', Billie Jean Horton's 'Ocean of Tears', Charlie Phillips' 'I Guess I'll Never Learn', Earl Scott's 'Then a Tear Fell' and Vernon Stewart's 'The Way It Feels to Die'.
        
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