FARMER BOYS Flash, Crash & Thunder

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1-CD with 24-page booklet, 16 tracks. Playing time approx. 39 mns. The Farmer Boys were just... more

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FARMER BOYS: Flash, Crash & Thunder

1-CD with 24-page booklet, 16 tracks. Playing time approx. 39 mns.

The Farmer Boys were just legends among country and rockabilly collectors until we started digging. Now their full story is here, together with all 16 of their Capitol recordings from 1956-1957. Fans of that fabulous Bakersfield sound will dig the Tommy Collins and Buck Owens songs and backings by the early California country cats. All rockabilly fans need to know is that the tracks include You're A Humdinger, Flip Flop,
My Baby Done Left Me or It Pays To Advertise....plus 12 others.

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Album titlle: Flash, Crash & Thunder
Genre Country
Label Bear Family Records
Price code AH
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127155795
weight in Kg 0.115

Farmer Boys - Flash, Crash & Thunder CD 1
01	Flash, Crash And Thunder	FARMER BOYS
02	Cool Down Mame	FARMER BOYS
03	Yearning Burning Heart	FARMER BOYS
04	Somehow, Someway, Someday	FARMER BOYS
05	Flip Flop	FARMER BOYS
06	Charming Betsy	FARMER BOYS
07	Lend A Helpin' Hand	FARMER BOYS
08	It Pays To Advertise	FARMER BOYS
09	Someone To Love	FARMER BOYS
10	My Baby Done Left Me	FARMER BOYS
11	Oh! How It Hurts	FARMER BOYS
12	No One	FARMER BOYS
13	You Lied	FARMER BOYS
14	You're A Humdinger	FARMER BOYS
15	I'm Just Too Lazy	FARMER BOYS
16	Onions, Onions	FARMER BOYS

The Farmer Boys Though both were born into families that headed west from Arkansas, Bobby... more

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"FARMER BOYS"

The Farmer Boys

Though both were born into families that headed west from Arkansas, Bobby Adamson and Woody Wayne Murray met in Farmersville, California in the 1940s. They began performing together at local venues, including the Happy-Go-Lucky club in Tulare, 65 miles from Bakersfield. Cousin Herb Henson happened to hear them there one night, invited the duo to join the cast of his TV show, and dubbed them the Farmer Boys.

"We weren't at the show long before he took us down to Hollywood and got us an audition with Capitol Records,” Adamson told Cary Ginell in 1991. Ken Nelson signed them and they began recording in 1955, backed by a cast of Bakersfield players that included Bill Woods, Lewis Talley, Johnny Cuviello, Roy Nichols, and Jelly Sanders. They hit the road, and even toured briefly with Elvis in 1955. By the time they recorded Flash, Crash And Thunder in 1957, the Farmer Boys were backed by the Desert Stars, a band that included Gene Breeden and future Merle Haggard steel guitarist Norm Hamlet. Buck Owens, who co-wrote the song, played guitar on the session.

It was immediately after this session that Ken Nelson offered Owens an artist deal of his own that eventually brought the Bakersfield Sound to national prominence. "It was a rawer sound in Bakersfield,” Norm Hamlet explained, "and it started with groups like the Farmer Boys.”

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