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1956-1968
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Mr. Guitar: The Complete Recordings 1955-1960
:Album Description:7 CD box set plus book. Complete recordings 1955-1960. In a career that stretched over a half century, master guitarist Chet Atkins recorded nearly one hundred albums under his own name. Many consider the albums included here, made between 1955 and 1960, as his definitive work.
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1948-1959
:Album Description:The 5-star reviews for this set showed that Flatt & Scruggs are far from forgotten 25 years after they split up. Here we have their complete Mercury recordings as well as the Columbia recordings from 1950-1959. Of course, this set includes the original version of Foggy Mountain Breakdown, but it's no exaggeration to say that every one of the 112 tracks is a gem. Titles include Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms, Jimmie Brown The Newsboy, Tis Sweet To Be Remembered, Earl's Breakdown, Flint ...
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Complete 1950s Television Recordings
:Album Description:The 5-star reviews for this set showed that Flatt & Scruggs are far from forgotten 25 years after they split up. Here we have their complete Mercury recordings as well as the Columbia recordings from 1950-1959. Of course, this set includes the original version of Foggy Mountain Breakdown, but it's no exaggeration to say that every one of the 112 tracks is a gem. Titles include Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms, Jimmie Brown The Newsboy, Tis Sweet To Be Remembered, Earl's Breakdown, Flint ...
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The Singing Ranger, Vol. 3
:Album Description:12 CD boxed set incluing a 44 page book.
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The Collection: At Folsom Prison/At San Quentin/America
:Album Description:3 Album collection features, At Folsom Prison, At San Quentin and America. The man, the icon, the legend. For decades, Johnny Cash has been the definition of boldness and has transcended beyond the controversial boundaries most artists have dared to cross. Johnny Cash The Collection includes tracks from Cash's live performance at the Folsom Prison, his 1969 concert in San Quentin, and 21 other tracks dedicated to his passion of America. The Collection includes 'San Quentin', 'A Boy Named Sue', 'Folsom Prison Blues', 'Paul ...
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The Essential Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys
: essential recording:Given his reputation as a tight-assed traditionalist, it's not easy to think of the late bluegrass fountainhead Bill Monroe as a revolutionary, but that's exactly what he was. As Mark A. Humphrey's liner notes contend, 'Bluegrass was teething at the same time as bebop and rhythm & blues.' Indeed, the music created by Monroe and his crack sidemen reflected the same anxious innovation as, say, Charlie Parker's contemporaneous creations. Four of the six recording sessions chronicled in this box featured the classic BlueGrass ...
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The Singing Brakeman
: essential recording:Given his reputation as a tight-assed traditionalist, it's not easy to think of the late bluegrass fountainhead Bill Monroe as a revolutionary, but that's exactly what he was. As Mark A. Humphrey's liner notes contend, 'Bluegrass was teething at the same time as bebop and rhythm & blues.' Indeed, the music created by Monroe and his crack sidemen reflected the same anxious innovation as, say, Charlie Parker's contemporaneous creations. Four of the six recording sessions chronicled in this box featured the classic BlueGrass ...
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The King Years 1961-1965
: essential recording:Given his reputation as a tight-assed traditionalist, it's not easy to think of the late bluegrass fountainhead Bill Monroe as a revolutionary, but that's exactly what he was. As Mark A. Humphrey's liner notes contend, 'Bluegrass was teething at the same time as bebop and rhythm & blues.' Indeed, the music created by Monroe and his crack sidemen reflected the same anxious innovation as, say, Charlie Parker's contemporaneous creations. Four of the six recording sessions chronicled in this box featured the classic BlueGrass ...
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Mountain Gospel
: essential recording:Given his reputation as a tight-assed traditionalist, it's not easy to think of the late bluegrass fountainhead Bill Monroe as a revolutionary, but that's exactly what he was. As Mark A. Humphrey's liner notes contend, 'Bluegrass was teething at the same time as bebop and rhythm & blues.' Indeed, the music created by Monroe and his crack sidemen reflected the same anxious innovation as, say, Charlie Parker's contemporaneous creations. Four of the six recording sessions chronicled in this box featured the classic BlueGrass ...
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