Roy Clark Heart To Heart (LP, Cut-Out)

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(ABC Records) 11 tracks Roy Clark – Heart To Heart was released in 1975 on ABC/Dot Records as LP... more

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Roy Clark: Heart To Heart (LP, Cut-Out)

(ABC Records) 11 tracks
Roy Clark – Heart To Heart was released in 1975 on ABC/Dot Records as LP DOSD-2041. The album contains eleven tracks, including Heart To Heart, Love Is A Two-Story Word, Carry Me Back, Before The Next Teardrop Falls, Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song, We’ve Got It All and If I Had To Do It All Over Again. The title track reached No. 16 on the US country charts in 1975. The copy is identified as a cut-out, meaning it was a discounted copy from remaining retail stock.

Article properties: Roy Clark: Heart To Heart (LP, Cut-Out)

Interpret: Roy Clark
Album titlle: Heart To Heart (LP, Cut-Out)
Genre Country
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
Label ABC Records
EAN: 2500006119860
weight in Kg 0.22

Clark, Roy - Heart To Heart (LP, Cut-Out) LP 1
01	Heart To Heart	Roy Clark
02	Love Is A Two-Story Word	Roy Clark
03	Carry Me Back	Roy Clark
04	Before The Next Teardrop Falls	Roy Clark
05	(Hey Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song	Roy Clark
06	Before I Lose My Mind	Roy Clark
07	We've Got It All	Roy Clark
08	It Sure Looks Good On You	Roy Clark
09	Fields Of Need	Roy Clark
10	If I Had To Do It All Over Again	Roy Clark
11	Someone Cares For You	Roy Clark

Roy Clark geb. 15.4. 1933 in Meaherrin - Virginia Record Labels: Four Star, Coral, Debbie,... more

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"Roy Clark"

Roy Clark

geb. 15.4. 1933 in Meaherrin - Virginia Record Labels: Four Star, Coral, Debbie, Capitol, Dot, ABC, MCA, Paramount, Ember, Contour, Pickwick, Songbird, Churchill Erster Hit: Tip Of My Fingers (1963) Erster Top Ten Hit: Yesterday When l Was Young (1969) Roy Linwood Clark ist ein vielseitig talentierter Country Star, der nicht nur singt, sondern der auch Fiddle, Banjo und Gitarre spielt, ja, der sogar so viel Bluesfeeling mitbringt, dass er beim Montreux Jazz Festival 1979 zusammen mit B.B. King Blues spielen konnte. Roy Clark gewann Ende der 40er Jahre die Nationale Banjo-Meisterschaft, arbeitete für diverse Fernsehstationen in der Gegend von Washington D.C., war präsent in der Jimmie Dean- und George Hamilton IV-TV-Show, spielte in der Band von Marvin Rainwater und ging mit Wanda Jackson auf Tournee. Er gewann einige CMA-Awards und ging als Botschafter der Country Music auf Tournee in die Sowjetunion. Auch mit dem farbigen Musiker Clarence Gatemouth Brown hat er Ende der 70er Jahre zusammengearbeitet. In den vergangenen Jahren ist es leider etwas ruhig um diesen vielseitigen Musiker geworden.

Roy Clark

Thank God And Greyhound

Roy Clark

Thank God And Greyhound

(Larry Kingston-Ed Nix)

recorded August 7, 1970; Producer: Joe Allison for Nereco Productions

with Roy Clark: vocal and guitar; others unknown.

Dot 17355 - MB 25227

We first heard Roy Clark playing guitar on Jimmy Dean's 1952 hit Bummin' Around. Later, he worked for Marvin Rainwater (who fired him for upstaging), Jimmy Dean again (who fired him for lateness), and Wanda Jackson. Wanda's manager, Jim Halsey, landed Clark a deal on Capitol where he scored a few small hits before being let go. Halsey’s Nereco Productions cut another deal, this time with Joe Allison who'd been a songwriter (He'll Have To Go), dee-jay, song-plugger, and head of Liberty Records' country division. As an independent producer, Allison licensed Clark's recordings to Dot. This was 1968, one year before Clark shot to national prominence on Hee-Haw. Allison understood that Clark thrived on novelty or semi-novelty songs, and found one published by steel guitarist Pete Drake and engineer Tommy Hill. Among those in Drake's orbit was guitarist Ed Nix, who’d seen “Thank God she's gone” on a Greyhound restroom wall, and got the idea for a song.

Drake placed Hix with another of his writers, Larry Kingston, who'd moved to Nashville in 1965 to work with Tommy Hill as a songwriter and recording artist at Starday. After Hill joined Drake at Stop Records, Kingston moved there too. Kingston's specialty was novelty songs like Pittsburgh Stealers for the Kendalls and Lovin' Machine for Johnny Paycheck. Kingston and Nix used the split tempo to great effect, and the post-departure segment allows Clark's natural ebullience to shine. Clark had been appearing on television since 1949 so he was well and truly ready when Hee Haw called. He became the first country musician to host The Tonight Show and almost singlehandedly popularized Branson as an elephants' graveyard for over-the-hill country singers. Now eighty, he still performs occasionally. Kingston died in 2009, still trying to write the next hit. Nix retired from music to work for Cobb County schools in his native Georgia, and died in 2004.

- Colin Escott -

Various Country & Western Hit Parade 1970

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