Glen Campbell Plays 12 String Guitar (CD)

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(Essential Media Mod) 10 tracks Glen Campbell, the famous country-pop singer, first came to... more

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Glen Campbell: Plays 12 String Guitar (CD)

(Essential Media Mod) 10 tracks
Glen Campbell, the famous country-pop singer, first came to prominence as a much-in-demand session guitarist in the early 1960's and by the end of the decade, Campbell had become one of the most popular vocalists and entertainers in the US. Presented here is one of Glen's earliest solo albums which concentrates on all instrumentals and features his masterful guitar playing. The album was originally released in 1966. Joining Glen on the album is the amazing Leon Russell playing harpsichord. All selections newly remastered.

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Interpret: Glen Campbell
Album titlle: Plays 12 String Guitar (CD)
Genre Country
Label ESSENTIAL MEDIA MOD
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0894231426322
weight in Kg 0.11

Campbell, Glen - Plays 12 String Guitar (CD) CD 1
01	Cotton Fields	Glen Campbell
02	The Man with the Golden Gun	Glen Campbell
03	Walk Right in	Glen Campbell
04	Gospel Harp	Glen Campbell
05	Country Shindig	Glen Campbell
06	Greenback Dollar	Glen Campbell
07	If I Had a Hammer	Glen Campbell
08	Cherry Beat	Glen Campbell
09	Greenfields	Glen Campbell
10	Shindig Hoot	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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