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Gene Watson : Greatest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: Gene Watson

Release Date October 16, 1990
One of the best purchases I have made. Item was received in perfect condition.

CD-Charts Position 132
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What's Wrong with Right

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: Hacienda Brothers

Release Date June 27, 2006
Western soul. First two tracks are more than worth the price of the CD, but the bonus is the Westernized versions of Cry Like a Baby, and, most especially, Cowboys to Girls. Gaffney's deservedly legendary, warm, rich voice and very nice arrangements. Lots of fun. Had a party where people ranging in age from five to mid-sixties got up and boogied to some of the tunes. But we, well at least us oldsters, all sat back and jiggled our feet and nodded our heads to Cowboys to Girls. I remember.

CD-Charts Position 133
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Out of the Burrow

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: Smokin' Armadillos

Release Date August 15, 1995
How can one not enjoy a little dancing with
fun not traditional cowboy music?
My kids and I love this

CD-Charts Position 134
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16 Biggest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash

Release Date February 21, 2006
This is a good CD for the money. The first six songs are the classics (Jackson, If I Were A Carpenter, etc.) and are the best on the CD. This is especially good as a companion CD to the Walk The Line soundtrack.

CD-Charts Position 135
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The Essential George Jones: The Spirit of Country

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: George Jones

Release Date August 18, 1998
What can be said about George Jones other than a master of the art of singing. Great!!!

CD-Charts Position 136
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16 Biggest Hits-Mickey Gilley

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: Mickey Gilley

Release Date March 11, 2003
Mickey, a cousin of Jerry Lee Lewis, was a formidable performer in his own with a long string of country hits to his credit in the seventies and eighties including seventeen number ones, most of them included here. Mickey was also the owner of the nightclub used as the setting for Urban cowboy, a movie that became a major influence on country music. Mickey's pop country style is typical of the brilliant soundtrack, which I reviewed long ago.

Many of Mickey's big hits were covers of old pop songs (Stand by me, True love ways) and country songs (I overlooked an orchid, Window up above, City lights) from the fifties and sixties. He had a few good original songs too, most notably Don't all the girls get prettier at closing time, A headache tomorrow ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 137
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Hillbilly Deluxe

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: Dwight Yoakam

Release Date April 29, 2008
Dwight Yoakam is the only real country artist out there. The rest are imitators, but Yoakam delivers the real thing. Hillbilly Deluxe is one of the best country albums ever made. It is just a shame that he had to put up with the imitators he competed with when this album was originally released. HB is a five star masterpiece. If you never buy a country album, buy this one.

CD-Charts Position 138
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What a Friend We Have in Jesus

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: Merle Haggard

Release Date January 01, 1995
Well, this CD wasn't what I expected but it's a keeper. I'd rate this CD as mediocre.

CD-Charts Position 139
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After All These Years

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: Eddy Arnold

Release Date August 16, 2005
Prime Cuts: I've Been Down Some Road, Old Porch Swing, To Life

When Nashville's critic Robert Oermann wrote in the sleeve notes: "Cherish this music and cherish this man. We will not see his like again." Indeed, those words were prophetic as Arnold just passed away just before he hit 90 years of age. Arnold is country music's juggernaut--his career spans for more than seven decades totaling a staggering 67 top 10 hits selling over 85 million records over his lifetime. In fact, Billboard has deservingly named Arnold the no. 1 country star of all time. "After All These Years," Arnold's last studio CD recorded in 2005, is presumably his 100th album. Helmed by Jack Clement and Jim Malloy this autumnal effort finds a warm, unassuming and relaxed Arnold at his ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 140
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Pure Country Classics: The #1 Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Roadhouse Country
by: Cal Smith, Leroy Van Dyke, Tennessee Ernie Ford

Release Date February 25, 2003
I bought this as a gift to my parents who are both 78 and they loved it!