Tex Morton Regal Zonophone Collection 1936-38 (2-CD)
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Tex Morton: Regal Zonophone Collection 1936-38 (2-CD)
Article properties: Tex Morton: Regal Zonophone Collection 1936-38 (2-CD)
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Interpret: Tex Morton
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Album titlle: Regal Zonophone Collection 1936-38 (2-CD)
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Label EMI
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Genre Country
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Artikelart CD
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EAN: 0724381420225
- weight in Kg 0.2
Morton, Tex - Regal Zonophone Collection 1936-38 (2-CD) CD 1 | ||||
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01 | Texas In Spring | Tex Morton |
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02 | Boing Back To Texas | Tex Morton |
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03 | Happy Yodeller | Tex Morton |
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04 | Swiss Sweetheart | Tex Morton |
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05 | Wyoming Willie | Tex Morton |
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06 | You're Going To Leave The Old Home, Jim | Tex Morton |
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07 | The Oregon Trail | Tex Morton |
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08 | Carry Me Back To The Lone Prairie | Tex Morton |
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09 | The Prairie Is A Lonesome Place At Night | Tex Morton |
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10 | Sing You Cowboy | Tex Morton |
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11 | Wrap Me Up In My Stockwhip And Blanket | Tex Morton |
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12 | The Wandering Stockman | Tex Morton |
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13 | Old Ship Of Mine | Tex Morton |
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14 | Tagtime Cowboy Joe | Tex Morton |
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15 | Just Drifting Along | Tex Morton |
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16 | The Yodelling Bagman | Tex Morton |
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17 | On The Gundagai Line | Tex Morton |
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18 | All Set And Saddled | Tex Morton |
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19 | Lonesome Valley Sally | Tex Morton |
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20 | Take Me Back To Dream By The Old Mill Stream | Tex Morton |
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21 | The Black Sheep | Tex Morton |
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22 | You Only Have One Mother | Tex Morton |
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23 | Old Pal Of My Boyhood Days | Tex Morton |
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Morton, Tex - Regal Zonophone Collection 1936-38 (2-CD) CD 2 | ||||
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01 | Across The Great Divide | Tex Morton |
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02 | Why Should I Work? | Tex Morton |
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03 | The End Of The Hobo's Trail | Tex Morton |
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04 | The Railroad Bum | Tex Morton |
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05 | Fanny Bay Blues | Tex Morton |
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06 | Barnacle Bill The Sailor No.2 | Tex Morton |
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07 | Peg-Leg Jack | Tex Morton |
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08 | My Sweetheart's In Love With A Swiss ... | Tex Morton |
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09 | The Big Rock Candy Mountains | Tex Morton |
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10 | Rocking Alone In An Old Rocking Chair | Tex Morton |
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11 | There Are Tear Stains On Your Letter,Mother.. | Tex Morton |
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12 | The Greatest Mistake Of My Life | Tex Morton |
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13 | I'm Dreaming Tonnight Of The Old Folks | Tex Morton |
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14 | The Letter Edged In Black | Tex Morton |
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15 | The Yellow Rose Of Texas | Tex Morton |
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16 | My Blueridge Mountain Home | Tex Morton |
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17 | Weeping Willow Tree | Tex Morton |
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18 | When It's Night Time In Nevada | Tex Morton |
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19 | Red River Valley | Tex Morton |
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20 | I Left My Heart In Red River Valley | Tex Morton |
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21 | Bird In A Golden Cage | Tex Morton |
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22 | Sergeant Small | Tex Morton |
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23 | The Martins And The Coys | Tex Morton |
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The Australian entertainer known as Tex Morton (1916-1983) was born Robert William Lane in Nelson, New Zealand. A scholar at Nelson College, Morton ran away from home to pursue a career in show business, initially singing in dance bands but specializing in the American hillbilly sounds of Jimmie Rodgers and Vernon Dalhart. In 1936 he made his first commercial recordings, making what were probably the first country music records made outside the United States. Morton's flowery yodel owed more of an allegiance to Goebel Reeves than to Jimmie Rodgers, but he eventually developed his own style as well as adopting his nickname, 'The Yodelling Boundary Rider.' Dreaming With Tears In My Eyeswas waxed in 1938, the first Rodgers song Morton recorded. On this record, he sounds amazingly like the young Ernest Tubb, another Rodgers disciple who was then also beginning his career. Morton's post-war recordings would include more Rodgers songs, which he championed throughout his long career.

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