Skeeter Davis The End Of The World Country Hits 1958-72

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Skeeter Davis: The End Of The World Country Hits 1958-72

(2011/T-BIRD) 24 tracks (58:24)

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Interpret: Skeeter Davis
Album titlle: The End Of The World Country Hits 1958-72
Genre Country
Label TBIRDAM
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5013929881488
weight in Kg 0.1

Davis, Skeeter - The End Of The World Country Hits 1958-72 CD 1
01	Lost To A Geisha Girl	Skeeter Davis
02	Set Him Free	Skeeter Davis
03	Homebreaker	Skeeter Davis
04	Am I That Easy To Forget?	Skeeter Davis
05	(I Can´t Help You)I´m Falling Too	Skeeter Davis
06	My Last Date(With You)	Skeeter Davis
07	Optimistic	Skeeter Davis
08	Where I Ought To Be	Skeeter Davis
09	The Little Music Box	Skeeter Davis
10	The End Of The World	Skeeter Davis
11	I´m Saving My Love	Skeeter Davis
12	I Can´t Stay Mad At You	Skeeter Davis
13	He Says The Same Things To Me	Skeeter Davis
14	Gonna Get Along Without You Now	Skeeter Davis
15	Let Me Get Close To You	Skeeter Davis
16	What Am I Gonna Do With You	Skeeter Davis
17	A Dear John Letter	Skeeter Davis
18	Sunglasses	Skeeter Davis
19	Goin´ Down The Road(Feelin´ Bad)	Skeeter Davis
20	Fuel To the Flame	Skeeter Davis
21	What Does It Take(To Keep A Man Like You..)	Skeeter Davis
22	I´m A Lover(Not A Fighter)	Skeeter Davis
23	Bus Fare To Kentucky	Skeeter Davis
24	One Tin Soldier	Skeeter Davis

Skeeter Davis After the tragic death of her singing partner, Betty Jack Davis, Skeeter... more

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"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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