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(2014/Jasmine) 33 tracks (73:38) Teenage Rock & Roll, Pop, Classic Country and Bluegrass... more

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Glen Campbell: Early Years

(2014/Jasmine) 33 tracks (73:38) Teenage Rock & Roll, Pop, Classic Country and Bluegrass collection early 1960s.
Long before he became one of the most successful crossover country/pop/rock artists of all time, Glen Campbell had carved out a notable early 60s career as a sideman, guitarist and backing singer.
This unique compilation anthologies his early recording career, presenting him as a member of The Gee Cees, The Fleas, The Trophies and The Green River Boys, in addition to his own early solo recordings, beginning with his rare-as-hens-teeth debut 45, on which he was billed as 'Billy Dolton'.
Features his very first solo hits 'Turn Around, Look at Me' and 'Too Late To Worry, Too Blue To Cry'.
Also presented here is the critically acclaimed 'Big Bluegrass Special' album - including their Top 20 C&W hit 'Kentucky Means Paradise' - which he recorded with The Green River Boys and on which they were backed by Ricky Nelson's band, featuring the legendary James Burton on guitar.

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Interpret: Glen Campbell
Album titlle: Early Years
Label JASMINE
Genre Country
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0604988029420
weight in Kg 0.1

Campbell, Glen - Early Years CD 1
01	Winkie Doll	Billy Dolton
02	Girls	Billy Dolton
03	Valley Of Death (Death Valley)	Glen Campbell
04	Turn Around, Look At Me	Glen Campbell
05	Brenda	Glen Campbell
06	Buzz Saw	The Gee Cees
07	Annie Had A Party	The Gee Cees
08	Scratchin'	The Fleas
09	Tears	The Fleas
10	The Miracle Of Love	Glen Campbell
11	Once More	Glen Campbell
12	Desire	The Trophies
13	Doggone It	The Trophies
14	Too Late To Worry, Too Blue To Cry	Glen Campbell
15	How Do I Tell My Heart Not To Break?	Glen Campbell
16	Peg O' My Heart	The Trophies
17	I Laughed So Hard I Cried	The Trophies
18	Long Black Limousine	Glen Campbell
19	Here I Am	Glen Campbell
20	Kentucky Means Paradise	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
21	Truck Drivin' Man	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
22	Felicia	The Trophies
23	That's All I Want From You	The Trophies
24	There's More Pretty Girls Than One	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
25	Weary Linesome Blues	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
26	No Vacancy	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
27	Rainin' On The Mountain	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
28	Brown's Ferry Blues	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
29	Lonesome Jailhouse Blues	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
30	100 Miles Away From Home	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
31	This Old White Mule Of Mine	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
32	Poor Boy Lookin' For A Home	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell
33	Long Black Limousine	The Green River Boys Feat Glen Campbell

Glen Campbell American singer who became famous through film music. Born on 22.4.1939 in... more

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"Glen Campbell"

Glen Campbell

American singer who became famous through film music. Born on 22.4.1939 in Delight (Arkansas) as the seventh son of a farming family. Already in his parents' house music was played all the time. The first money Glen Campbell earned as a cotton picker.

In 1962 Glen Campbell went to Hollywood and got a job as a studio musician, where he accompanied Frank Sinatra or Dean Martin. In 1967 he had his first great successes with "By the Time I get to Phoenix' and "Gentle on my mind'. For these world hits in country sound he also received the highest award of the American music business, the Grammy. His music to the films "True Grit' and "Norwood' underlined his reputation as one of America's best young composers and musicians. "Galveston', "Wichita Lineman' and "Where's the Playground Susie' were the songs that made him famous in Germany in 1969. Then he retired to his villa in Laurel Canyon and it became quieter around him. In 1975, however, he made a more than brilliant comeback with "Rhinestone Cowboy'.

Original Press Release: EMI Electrola GmbH

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