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Molly O'Day and the Cumberland Mountain Folks [1992]
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Album Details: Molly O'Day and the Cumberland Mountain Folks [1992]

Release Date:01/01/1992
Label:Bear Family
UPC:790051155650

Track List: Molly O'Day and the Cumberland Mountain Folks [1992]

Disk 1

  1. The Tramp On The Street
  2. When God Comes And Gather His Je...
  3. Black Sheep Returned To The Fold
  4. Put My Rubber Doll Away
  5. The Drunken Driver
  6. The Tear Stained Letter
  7. Lonely Mound Of Clay
  8. Six More Miles
  9. Singing Waterfall
  1. At The First Fall Of Snow
  2. Matther Twenty-Four
  3. I Don't Care If Tomorrow Never C...
  4. A Hero's Death
  5. I'll Never See Sunshine Again
  6. Too Late-Too Late
  7. Why Do You Weep Dear Willow
  8. Don't Forget The Family Prayer
  9. I Heard My Mother Weeping

Disk 2

  1. Mother's Gone But Not Forgotten
  2. The Evening Train
  3. This Is The End
  4. Fifteen Years Ago
  5. Poor Ellen Smith
  6. Coming Down From God
  7. Teardrops Falling In The Snow
  8. With You On My Mind
  9. If You See My Saviour
  1. Heaven's Radio
  2. When My Time Comes To Go
  3. Don't Sell Daddy Anymore Whiskey
  4. Higher In My Prayers
  5. Travelling The Highway Home
  6. It's Different Now
  7. When The Angels Rolled The Stone...
  8. It's All Coming True
  9. When We See Our Redeemer's Face

User Reviews: Molly O'Day and the Cumberland Mountain Folks [1992]

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    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Jul 18, 2004

    Pros: best singing group of all time

    Cons: none

    I am 53 years old and in my eyes Molly O'Day had one of the most electrifing and heart warming voices of all time her singing would bring tears to your eyes

Pro Reviews: Molly O'Day and the Cumberland Mountain Folks [1992]

  • All Music Guide

    Molly O'Day and the Cumberland Mountain Folks is a double-disc, 36-track collection that compiles all of the recordings O'Day made for Columbia Records between 1946 and 1951. Though her music presages the upcoming honky tonk era, O'Day was more closely tied to the mountain music that dominated country music in the first half of the 20th Century. As such, her music can be a little difficult for contemporary ears -- her thick nasal twang is something that modern listeners will have to accomodate. For country historians, however, Molly O'Day and the Cumberland Mountain Folks is a worthwhile. Not only did she bridge the gap between string bands and honky tonk with her old-timey banjo playing and twang, but she was one of the first country artists to record a Hank Williams song. As such, this double-disc set is worth investigation for serious musicologists.

    - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Molly O'Day

A pioneering vocalist whose soulful, gut-wrenching performances helped redefine the role of the female country solo artist, Molly O'Day's career was relatively brief, but her lasting influence has proven massive. Born Lois LaVerne Williamson on July 9, 1923, to a coal mining family living in a remote Appalachian community in eastern Kentucky, she spent her childhood ena... Read more