Skeeter Davis The End Of The World (2-CD)
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Skeeter Davis: The End Of The World (2-CD)
Before evolving into just about the most successful crossover country/pop singer of her era,Skeeter Davis started out in a honky-tonk styled vocal duo, The Davis Sisters, who had a C&W #1 in 1953 with their first record. After her 'sister' Betty Jack (they weren't actually related) died in an auto accident, Skeeter quit singing for several years before re-emerging in 1957 as a solo artist.
This compilation anthologises Skeeter's solo career between 1957-62, and features all her known studio recordings during this period.
Article properties: Skeeter Davis: The End Of The World (2-CD)
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Interpret: Skeeter Davis
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Album titlle: The End Of The World (2-CD)
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Label JASMINE
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Artikelart CD
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EAN: 0604988365023
- weight in Kg 0.14
| Davis, Skeeter - The End Of The World (2-CD) CD 1 | ||||
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| 01 | He Left His Heart With Me | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 02 | Don't Let Your Lips Say Yes | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 03 | Lost To A Geisha Girl | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 04 | I'm Going Steady With A Heartache | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 05 | Walk Softly Darling | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 06 | I Need You All The Time | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 07 | I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 08 | Wave Bye Bye | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 09 | Slave | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 10 | I Ain't A-Talkin' | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 11 | Set Him Free | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 12 | The Devil's Doll | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 13 | Homebreaker | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 14 | Give Me Death | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 15 | Am I That Easy To Forget | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 16 | Wishful Thinking | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 17 | (I Can't Help You) I'm Falling Too | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 18 | No Never | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 19 | My Last Date (With You) | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 20 | Someone I'd Like To Forget | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 21 | The Hand You're Holding Now | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 22 | Someday, Someday | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 23 | Optimistic | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 24 | Blueberry Hill | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 25 | Where I Ought To Be | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 26 | Something Precious | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 27 | The Little Music Box | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 28 | The Final Step | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 29 | The End Of The World | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 30 | Somebody Loves You | Skeeter Davis | ||
| Davis, Skeeter - The End Of The World (2-CD) CD 2 | ||||
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| 01 | Just When I Needed You | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 02 | Am I That Easy To Forget | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 03 | Have You Seen This Man | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 04 | Your Cheatin' Heart | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 05 | The One You Slip Around With | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 06 | The Devil's Doll | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 07 | Chained To A Memory | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 08 | I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 09 | Standing In The Shadows | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 10 | Under Your Spell Again | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 11 | Set Him Free | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 12 | Let Those Brown Eyes Smile At Me | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 13 | He'll Have To Stay | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 14 | My Last Date (With You) | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 15 | Tell Tommy I Miss Him | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 16 | (I Can't Help You) I'm Falling Too | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 17 | I Really Want You To Know | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 18 | I Want To See You, Too (Just One Time) | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 19 | Rock A Bye Boogie | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 20 | Have I Told You Lately That I Love You | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 21 | Above And Beyond | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 22 | Heaven Help Me | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 23 | A Little Bitty Tear | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 24 | Sorrow's Tearing Down The House | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 25 | Gonna Find Me A Bluebird | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 26 | Violet And A Rose | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 27 | There's Always One | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 28 | We Could | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 29 | My Greatest Weakness | Skeeter Davis | ||
| 30 | Anymore | Skeeter Davis | ||
Skeeter Davis
After the tragic death of her singing partner, Betty Jack Davis, Skeeter carried on, first with Betty Jack's sister and then as a solo performer. She signed on as one of Ernest Tubb's supporting acts and joined the Opry. Along the way, she divorced husband #1 and married WSM dee-jay Ralph Emery. Slowly, the hits began to come; the first was an answer to Hank Locklin's Geisha Girl. ProducerChet Atkins kept the faith during some lean years. Answer songs were in vogue, and Don Robertson and Hal Blair wrote their own sequel to Please Help Me I'm Falling. Floyd Cramer was on hand to replicate his piano part and Skeeter double-tracked her vocal to good effect. Hank Garland echoplexed his guitar and played fabulously understated fills around Skeeter and Floyd Cramer. While Robertson and Blair make little secret of the fact that they'd been cheating on their wives (and Robertson's 1960 divorce seemed to bear it out), the sequel was chocked full of family values. In the fall of 1960 I'm Falling Too reached #2 on the country charts and #39 on the pop charts.
Various Country & Western Hit Parade 1960
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