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Country Treasure Series 1
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Album Details: Country Treasure Series 1

Release Date:06/27/2006
Label:Stampede
UPC:5017932050015

Track List: Country Treasure Series 1

  1. Bawlin' Baby
  2. Honky Tonk Jelly Roll Blues
  3. Give Me Back My Picture
  4. Devilish Lovelight
  5. I'll Fill a Drunkard's Grave [No...
  6. Go and Wash Those Dirty Feet [No...
  7. Egg Money
  8. It's a Long Rocky Road
  9. Banks of the Beautiful Nile
  10. In My Home in Shelby County
  11. Talk, Gobbler, Talk
  12. Confusion
  13. First Train Headin' South
  14. Go and Wash Those Dirty Feet [No...
  15. I'm a Fishin' Man
  16. I'll Fill a Drunkard's Grave [No...
  17. Blue Eyes You Turned Me Blue
  1. Aggravating Love
  2. My Love Keeps Travelling On
  3. Is My Heart Just a Toy?
  4. It's All Wrong
  5. Send Me Your Love in a Letter
  6. Can't Get Rid of the Memory
  7. Blue of Your Love Is Dying
  8. Faded Roses
  9. Old Spanish Waltz
  10. Strange Affection
  11. Blues in the Blue of the Night
  12. Baby I'm Taking a Ride
  13. Rollin' On
  14. Somebody's Rockin' My Broken Heart
  15. Way She Said I Love You
  16. Who Will You Cry to Then
  17. Broke

Pro Reviews: Country Treasure Series 1

  • All Music Guide

    U.K. label Stampede's Country Treasure Series, Vol. 1 collects 34 tracks from country legend Johnny Horton' s early years, 26 of which have never been released. The collection focuses primarily on Horton's honky tonk material, not on the historical narratives like "Battle of New Orleans," "North to Alaska," and "Sink the Bismarck" that brought him fame later in his career. Of the songs here, two of them ("Go and Wash Those Dirty Feet" and "I'll Fill a Drunkard's Grave") include alternate takes, making this anthology a sharp one for collectors, but not a sufficient entry point for newbies. Horton novices would be better off with Columbia/Legacy's excellent Honky Tonk Man: The Essential Johnny Horton 19561960.

    - James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide

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Biography

Johnny Horton

Although he is better-remembered for his historical songs, Johnny Horton was one of the best and most popular honky tonk singers of the late '50s. Horton managed to infuse honky tonk with an urgent rockabilly underpinning. His career may have been cut short by a fatal car crash in 1960, but his music reverberated throughout the next three decades.Horton was born in Los ... Read more