Tompall Glaser My Notorious Youth, Hillbilly Central #1 (CD)

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1-CD with 36-page booklet, 23 tracks. Playing time approx. 66 mns. Tompall Glaser is the... more

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Tompall Glaser: My Notorious Youth, Hillbilly Central #1 (CD)

1-CD with 36-page booklet, 23 tracks. Playing time approx. 66 mns.

Tompall Glaser is the forgotten outlaw. Everyone remembers Willie and Waylon, but Tompall made records every bit as good as theirs, and helped developed the classic 'Outlaw' sound in his famous...and infamous... Hillbilly Central studio, where the window shutters were always closed and the door was always open.

Bear Family has already released Tompall's ABC recordings 'The Outlaw' and the previously unissued 'The Rogue' and now we've reissued his four MGM/Polydor LPs on two CDs. All of his biggest hits are on these CDs, including Charlie, T For Texas, and of course Put Another Log On The Fire, which was one of the highlights of the classic 'Wanted: The Outlaws' LP.

Tompall didn't score as many hits as Waylon 'n' Willie, but the dry insolence in his voice and the understated backings made up the sound that Waylon, Willie, David Allan Coe, and the others adopted. It was the classic 1970s outlaw sound. Tompall not only composed some great songs, but had an unfailing ear for other great songwriters. He and his brothers gave a break to Kinky Friedman, who in turn also produced a couple of songs on this CD. There are great songs from Billy Joe Shaver, and, of course, Shel Silverstein. There's a complete LP of Silverstein's songs included within 'Another Log On The Fire,' and several other Silverstein classics on both CDs.

These two CDs also include an LP, 'Take The Singer With The Song,' released only in England, as well as bonus tracks and definitive liner notes based on recent interviews with the now-reclusive Tompall Glaser.

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Interpret: Tompall Glaser
Album titlle: My Notorious Youth, Hillbilly Central #1 (CD)
Genre Country
Label Bear Family Records
Preiscode AH
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127161871
weight in Kg 0.115

Glaser, Tompall - My Notorious Youth, Hillbilly Central #1 (CD) CD 1
01	Charlie	Tompall Glaser
02	Mr Lonesome	Tompall Glaser
03	An Ode To My Notorious Youth	Tompall Glaser
04	Loneliest Man	Tompall Glaser
05	I'll Fly Away Medley (I'll Fly Away/I Saw	Tompall Glaser
06	The Light)	Tompall Glaser
07	Cowboys And Daddies	Tompall Glaser
08	Big Jim Colson	Tompall Glaser
09	Bad Bad Bad Cowboy	Tompall Glaser
10	Gideon Bible	Tompall Glaser
11	Let It Be Pretty	Tompall Glaser
12	Sold American	Tompall Glaser
13	Texas Law Sez	Tompall Glaser
14	Broken Down Momma	Tompall Glaser
15	Pass Me On By	Tompall Glaser
16	Willy The Wandering Gypsy And Me	Tompall Glaser
17	Lay Down Beside Me	Tompall Glaser
18	Take The Singer With The Song	Tompall Glaser
19	Honey Don't You Know	Tompall Glaser
20	The Good Lord Knows I Tried	Tompall Glaser
21	Breakdown (A Long Way From Home)	Tompall Glaser
22	I'll Fly Away Medley (I Saw The Light/I'll	Tompall Glaser
23	Fly Away/Love Lifted Me)	Tompall Glaser
24	Love Stoned	Tompall Glaser
25	Will The Circle Be Unbroken	Tompall Glaser

Tompall and the Glaser Brothers Gone Girl Tompall and the Glaser Brothers Gone Girl... more

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"Tompall Glaser"

Tompall and the Glaser Brothers

Gone Girl

Tompall and the Glaser Brothers

Gone Girl

(Jack Clement)

recorded May 21, 1970; Nashville, Tennessee

with Thomas Paul (Tompall) Glaser, Charles 'Chuck' Glaser, Jim Glaser: vocal; other details unknown

MGM K 14169 - master 70N 51 142

Marty Robbins hatte die Glaser-Brüder in Nebraska gefunden und sie nach Nashville gebracht, weil er den Gesang der engen Harmonie liebte. Tompall, Chuck und Jim Glaser hatten seit 1957 mit sehr wenig Erfolg aufgenommen. Ihr erster Vertrag war bei Robbins Records, bevor Owen Bradley sie als Deccas Antwort auf das Kingston Trio aufnahm. Die Glasers haben sich nicht selbst geholfen, indem sie Streets Of Baltimore, Gentle On My Mind, Sittin' In An All-Night Café und Woman, Woman geschrieben oder veröffentlicht haben, ohne auch nur einen dieser Hits für sich zu behalten.

Jack Clement unterzeichnete sie bei MGM, für die er bereits die Stonemans produzierte. Auf ihren Aufnahmen konnte Clement alle Elemente hinzufügen, die bei seinen Charley Pride-Produktionen tabu waren: Marimbas, Latin Percussion und Mock-Mariachi-Hörner. Beim Schreiben Gone Girl, Clement setzte sich die fast unmögliche Aufgabe der Suche nach sieben Zeilen zu reimen mit gegangen Mädchen. Die Tatsache, dass die Reime nur Assonanz (d.h. reimende Vokale) teilen, scheint nicht sehr wichtig zu sein, weil das Lied so einnehmend ist. Wirbelnd und romantisch, deutet es auf Clements Hintergrund im Gesellschaftstanz hin. Der Erfolg der Glaser mit Clement an der Spitze brachte ihnen einige verspätete Anerkennung ein, darunter die Auszeichnung der CMA Vocal Group of the Year 1970. Richtig, es war eine niedrige Wettbewerbskategorie (1969 haben sich Johnny Cash und June Carter irgendwie qualifiziert und gewonnen). Clement hat Gone Girl auf seinem 1978er Elektra-Album'All I Want To Do In Life' wiederverwendet und es wurde der Titelsong einer 1982er Cash-LP.

- Colin Escott -

Various Country & Western Hit Parade 1970

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