Doc Hopkins & His Country Boys (CD-R)

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Doc Hopkins: & His Country Boys (CD-R)

CD on BRITISH ARCHIVE RECORDS by Doc Hopkins - & His Country Boys (CD-R)

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Interpret: Doc Hopkins
Album titlle: & His Country Boys (CD-R)
Label BRITISH ARCHIVE
Genre Country
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127702296
weight in Kg 0.1

Hopkins, Doc - & His Country Boys (CD-R) CD 1
01	I Was Born 4000 Years Ago	Doc Hopkins
02	Freat Speckled Bird	Doc Hopkins
03	The Old Chain Gang	Doc Hopkins
04	Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight	Doc Hopkins
05	You're A Flower Blooming In The Wildwood	Doc Hopkins
06	Asleep In The Birney Deep	Doc Hopkins
07	Polly Wolly Doodle	Doc Hopkins
08	Hush A By Baby Don't Cry	Doc Hopkins
09	Barbara Allen	Doc Hopkins
10	Letter Edged In Black	Doc Hopkins
11	Little Girl Dressed In Blue	Doc Hopkins
12	Code Of The Mountains	Doc Hopkins
13	Ship That Never Returned	Doc Hopkins
14	I Believe In The Good Old Bible	Doc Hopkins
15	Get On Board Little Children	Doc Hopkins
16	Days Of The Blue And Grey	Doc Hopkins
17	Give My Love To Nell	Doc Hopkins
18	They Gotta Quit Kickin' My Dog Around	Doc Hopkins
19	I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen	Doc Hopkins
20	Dying Cowboy	Doc Hopkins
21	Get Out Of Here Joe	Doc Hopkins
22	Spanish Cavalier	Doc Hopkins
23	Can I Sleep In Your Barn Tonight Mister?	Doc Hopkins
24	When The Curtains Of Night	Doc Hopkins
25	Asleep At The Switch	Doc Hopkins
26	Bring Back To Me My Wandering Boy	Doc Hopkins
27	Church In The Wildwood	Doc Hopkins
28	Born To The Saddle	Doc Hopkins
29	Golden Slippers	Doc Hopkins
30	Bury Me Out On The Prairie	Doc Hopkins

Doc Hopkins Doc Hopkins (1899-1988) was a smooth singing mainstay of Chicago radio during the... more

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"Doc Hopkins"

Doc Hopkins

Doc Hopkins (1899-1988) was a smooth singing mainstay of Chicago radio during the 1930s and '40s, joining John Lair's troop that became the Cumberland Ridge Runners on the WLS Barn Dance. Hopkins was closest in voice quality to Bradley Kincaid, and was just as accomplished a guitarist. Mother The Queen Of My Heart was written by Hoyt 'Slim' Bryant, a guitar-playing member of Clayton McMichen's Georgia Wildcats. The song is very similar to Rock All Our Babies To Sleep, which was recorded on the same day, by Rodgers, in August 1932.

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