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In the late 1950s and early ’60s country was in a good shape. The likes of Johnny Cash, George Jones, Jim Reeves, Patsy Cline (who like Reeves would die in a plane crash), Don Gibson, Kitty Wells, Marty Robbins, Skeeter Davis, Ray Price, Faron Young, Ernest Tubb, ex-boxer Lefty Frizzell and Wanda Jackson were recording prodigious success, even in rivalry with its progeny, rock & roll.These were the comfort years before the social upheaval of the 1960s put into question old certainties, even in the world of country music. By now, country was no longer confined to the [...]
I've been meaning to post this one for a while. O.B. McClinton was a minor figure in the country world. This might have had something to do with being on Enterprise Records, a subsidiary of Stax Records. Enterprise released Isaac Hayes first record, and was meant to be Stax's jazz label. However, Enterprise releases ended up being quite diverse- blues harmonica, dirty funk, straight-up country- it had it all. Besides Isaac Hayes releases, the label was never that successful financially, and it folded in 1973. Randy's Rodeo was [...]
Bill Anderson has written some of country music’s all-time chilling songs. Whether it be about the cheating couple that meets their end in “The Cold Hard Facts Of Life” by Porter Wagoner, or about a father struggling to keep going after the passing of his wife in his own “Five Little Fingers,” sometimes a box of Kleenex is essential while listening to his songs. That’s why some of the cuts on his new Songwriter disc might surprise you. While a few of the tracks do have a serious lean, he also lets loose with a [...]
Since there's no such thing as too much overkill, today we're shining the spotlight on a ridiculously generous sampling of The Cold Hard Facts Of Life, one of singer and songwriter Bill Anderson's most expertly-crafted tunes. Sure, Anderson wrote a plethora of great songs, but for my money none of them tops The Cold Hard Facts Of Life. Originally recorded by Porter Wagoner in late 1966, the song tells the story of a hapless chump who returns home from a business trip a few days earlier than expected only to find his wife gettin' busy [...]
(MP3s: 17 of them beyond the jump) I started collecting spoken word political records when I picked up the 45 rpm version of "The Altered Nixon Speech" at Sam Goodies in 1973. Since then, I've collected everything from Barry Goldwater campaign songs to the Mandarin version of Mao's Little Red Book. But the one genre of political record I hold dearest is the hyper-patriotic spoken word single. There hasn't been one of these on the charts since the Fall of 2001, when Byron Macgregor's 1974 hit Americans re-charted in the aftermath of 9/11. And [...]
A History of Country Vol. 10: 1961-64 – The Comfort Years
In the late 1950s and early ’60s country was in a good shape. The likes of Johnny Cash, George Jones, Jim Reeves, Patsy Cline (who like Reeves would die in a plane crash), Don Gibson, Kitty Wells, Marty Robbins, Skeeter Davis, Ray Price, Faron Young, Ernest Tubb, ex-boxer Lefty Frizzell and Wanda Jackson were recording prodigious success, even in rivalry with its progeny, rock & roll.These were the comfort years before the social upheaval of the 1960s put into question old certainties, even in the world of country music. By now, country was no longer confined to the [...]
BREACH THE NEW HULL
Didja hear the good news? New York's own awesomer-than-thou Hull are currently working on the follow-up to last year's nut-crushingly heavy Sole Lord! Metal Injection tells us that the still-to-be-titled record will be co-produced by "former drummer Brett Romnes and will be mixed by Bill Anderson (Sleep, High On Fire, Neurosis, EHG, Melvins)." Not a [...]
Hello Mrs. Johnson, You Old Self-Righteous Biddy
I've been meaning to post this one for a while. O.B. McClinton was a minor figure in the country world. This might have had something to do with being on Enterprise Records, a subsidiary of Stax Records. Enterprise released Isaac Hayes first record, and was meant to be Stax's jazz label. However, Enterprise releases ended up being quite diverse- blues harmonica, dirty funk, straight-up country- it had it all. Besides Isaac Hayes releases, the label was never that successful financially, and it folded in 1973. Randy's Rodeo was [...]
Artist: O.B. McClinton Title: The Lord Know's I'm Drinking Link Text: The Lord Knows Im Drinking- O.B. McClinton (live at Randys Rodeo) File Name: The Lord Know's I'm Drinking.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps Year: 2010
Bill Anderson: The Pen Keeps Writing For A “Songwriter”
Bill Anderson has written some of country music’s all-time chilling songs. Whether it be about the cheating couple that meets their end in “The Cold Hard Facts Of Life” by Porter Wagoner, or about a father struggling to keep going after the passing of his wife in his own “Five Little Fingers,” sometimes a box of Kleenex is essential while listening to his songs. That’s why some of the cuts on his new Songwriter disc might surprise you. While a few of the tracks do have a serious lean, he also lets loose with a [...]
Joe Nichols: Singing About ‘New Things’ And ‘Old Friends’
Take one listen when Joe Nichols sings and one thing is apparent. He is a country singer. That direction has been very apparent from the start - even when it “cost” him a chance to go with another style. “I had a rock and roll phase for about ten minutes when I was in the ninth grade,” the singer joked to LimeWire Music Blog. “I was in a rock band until I sang my first rock song, and the drummer said ‘You might be a little too country for this band.’ I said ‘I figured I was, but [...]
Bill Anderson: He Writes The Songs
There may be (Bob McDill, Hank Williams, Harlan Howard) songwriters in Nashville that have enjoyed equal success to Bill Anderson, but nobody matches the Grand Ole Opry star when it comes to longevity among his peers. Over five decades since his first hit, with Ray Price’s “City Lights,” the singer is still churning out material for some of Country’s top artists today. Over the past five years, he has taken home two Song Of The Year trophies for hits such as “Whiskey Lullaby” and “Give It Away,” and has current cuts by acts such as Paisley and Joe Nichols. He [...]
The Cold Hard Facts Of Life (MP3s)
Since there's no such thing as too much overkill, today we're shining the spotlight on a ridiculously generous sampling of The Cold Hard Facts Of Life, one of singer and songwriter Bill Anderson's most expertly-crafted tunes. Sure, Anderson wrote a plethora of great songs, but for my money none of them tops The Cold Hard Facts Of Life. Originally recorded by Porter Wagoner in late 1966, the song tells the story of a hapless chump who returns home from a business trip a few days earlier than expected only to find his wife gettin' busy [...]
- Bill Anderson - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
- Ernest Tubb - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
- Ferlin Husky - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
- Freddie Hart - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
- Johnny Darrell - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
- Ollie Austin - The Cold Hard Facts of Life
- Porter Wagoner - The Cold Hard Facts of Life
- Rudi Protrudi - Cold Hard Facts Of Life
- Stonewall Jackson - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
- T. Tex Edwards - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
- The Carpetbaggers - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
Artist: Bill Anderson Title: The Cold Hard Facts Of Life Link Text: Bill Anderson - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Bill_Anderson_-_Cold_Hard_Fact s_Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 2007
Artist: Ernest Tubb Title: The Cold Hard Facts Of Life Link Text: Ernest Tubb - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Ernest_Tubb_-_Cold_Hard_Facts_ Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps
Artist: Ferlin Husky Title: The Cold Hard Facts Of Life Link Text: Ferlin Husky - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Ferlin_Husky_-_Cold_Hard_Facts _Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps
Artist: Freddie Hart Title: The Cold Hard Facts Of Life Link Text: Freddie Hart - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Freddie_Hart_-_Cold_Hard_Facts _Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps
Artist: Johnny Darrell Title: The Cold Hard Facts Of Life Link Text: Johnny Darrell - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Johnny_Darrell_-_Cold_Hard_Fac ts_Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps
Artist: Ollie Austin Title: The Cold Hard Facts of Life Link Text: Ollie Austin - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Ollie_Austin_-_Cold_Hard_Facts _Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 2007
Artist: Porter Wagoner Title: The Cold Hard Facts of Life Link Text: Porter Wagoner - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Porter_Wagoner_-_Cold_Hard_Fac ts_Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 1967
Artist: Rudi Protrudi Title: Cold Hard Facts Of Life Link Text: Rudi Protrudi - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Rudi_Protrudi_-_Cold_Hard_Fact s_Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 1993
Artist: Stonewall Jackson Title: The Cold Hard Facts Of Life Link Text: Stonewall Jackson - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Stonewall_Jackson_-_Cold_Hard_ Facts_Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps
Artist: T. Tex Edwards Title: The Cold Hard Facts Of Life Link Text: T. Tex Edwards - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: T_Tex_Edwards_-_Cold_Hard_Fact s_Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps
Artist: The Carpetbaggers Title: The Cold Hard Facts Of Life Link Text: Carpetbaggers - The Cold Hard Facts Of Life File Name: Carpetbaggers_-_Cold_Hard_Fact s_Of_Life.mp3 Bitrate: 320 kbps Year: 1992
The Hyper-Patriotic Hit Single (MP3s)
(MP3s: 17 of them beyond the jump) I started collecting spoken word political records when I picked up the 45 rpm version of "The Altered Nixon Speech" at Sam Goodies in 1973. Since then, I've collected everything from Barry Goldwater campaign songs to the Mandarin version of Mao's Little Red Book. But the one genre of political record I hold dearest is the hyper-patriotic spoken word single. There hasn't been one of these on the charts since the Fall of 2001, when Byron Macgregor's 1974 hit Americans re-charted in the aftermath of 9/11. And [...]
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- A Letter From Jeannie - Jeannie Hodges
- An American Who Loves His Country - Dear Mister President
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Artist: A Letter From Jeannie Title: Jeannie Hodges Link Text: A Letter From Jeannie File Name: Jeannie_Hodges_-_A_Letter_From _Jeannie.mp3
Artist: An American Who Loves His Country Title: Dear Mister President Link Text: Dear Mr. President File Name: An_American_Who_Loves_His_Coun try_-_Dear_Mr_President.mp3
Artist: Bill Anderson Title: Where Have All The Heroes Gone Link Text: Where Have All The Heroes Gone? File Name: 26_-_Bill_Anderson_-_Where_Hav e_All_The_Heroes_Gone.mp3
Artist: Buddy Starcher Title: History Repeats Itself Link Text: History Repeats Itself File Name: 09_-_Buddy_Starcher_-_History_ Repeats_Itself.mp3
Artist: Dick Clark Title: Open Letter to the Older Generation Link Text: An Open Letter To The Older Generation File Name: Dick_Clark_-_Open_Letter_To_Th e_Older_Generation.mp3 Bitrate: 128 kbps Year: 1967
Artist: Don Meehan With Viktor Jaanimets Title: An Open Letter To Mr. Khrushchev Link Text: An Open Letter To Mr. Khrushchev File Name: Don_Meehan_With_Viktor_Jaanime ts_-_An_Open_Letter_To_Mr_Khru shchev.mp3 Bitrate: 193 kbps Genre: Novelty Year: 1961
Artist: Harry D. Cup Title: Sick American Link Text: Sick American File Name: Harry_D_Cup_-_Sick_American.mp 3 Bitrate: 192 kbps Genre: Spoken Word
Artist: Homer and Jethro Title: Great Men Repeat Themselves Link Text: Great Men Repeat Themselves File Name: Homer_and_Jethro_-_Great_Men_R epeat_Themselves.mp3
Artist: Johnny Sea Title: Day For Decision Link Text: Day For Decision File Name: Johnny_Sea_-_Day_For_Decision. mp3
Artist: Max D Barnes Title: Dear Mister President Link Text: Dear Mr. President File Name: Max_D_Barnes_-_Dear_Mr_Preside nt.mp3
Artist: Robert Tamlin Title: A Teenagers Open Letter To His Father Link Text: A Teenager's Open Letter To His Father File Name: Robert_Tamlin_-_A_Teenagers_Op en_Letter_To_His_Father.mp3
Artist: Roy C Title: Open Letter To The President Link Text: Open Letter To The President File Name: Roy_C_-_Open_Letter_To_The_Pre sident.mp3 Bitrate: 160 kbps Genre: Soul
Artist: Shelly Looney Title: Thank You Canada Link Text: Thank You, Canada File Name: 11_-_Shelly_Looney_-_Thank_You _Canada.mp3
Artist: Victor Lundberg Title: An Open Letter To My Teenage Son Link Text: An Open Letter To My Teenage Son File Name: Victor_Lundberg_-_An_Open_Lett er_To_My_Teenage_Son.mp3 Year: 1967
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