Frankie Miller A Letter Home From Korea (LP, 10inch)

10" LP - Gatefold cover - Klappcover - 10 tracks - 15:04 min.
An unexpected treasure for fans of Frankie Miller and '50s country music I Contains seven "lost" songs never recorded before or since

Includes Frankie's narrative about each of the songs he sings I Contains demo version of a song from Frankie's first COLUMBIA session in 1953 I Includes Frankie's previously unissued tribute song to Cajun fiddler Harry Choates 

Contains unpublished army photos of Frankie 

Historical liner notes by Hank Davis detail an often-overlooked period in Frankie's career One of the most unusual country records of the year, if not the decade! 

Texas honky-tonk singer Frankie Miller enjoyed a string of hits for STARDAY in the '50s and '60s [issued on BEAR FAMILY BCD 16566]. Nearly a decade before those classic record- ings, Frankie was drafted into the Army. He gave up a blossoming music career and went off to fight in Korea. Frankie bought a guitar while on leave in Seoul and taped a letter for the folks back in Texas, singing samples of the latest songs he had writ- ten while far from home. Over sixty years later, that tape was found and made its way to this historic LP!