James O'Gwynn Muleskinner Blues (1956-60)

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James O'Gwynn: Muleskinner Blues (1956-60)

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Interpret: James O'Gwynn
Album titlle: Muleskinner Blues (1956-60)
Label BRITISH ARCHIVE
Genre Country
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0797734088182
weight in Kg 0.1

O'Gwynn, James - Muleskinner Blues (1956-60) CD 1
01	Changeable	James O'Gwynn
02	Talk To Me Lonesome Heart	James O'Gwynn
03	Blue Memories	James O'Gwynn
04	You Don't Want To Hold Me	James O'Gwynn
05	Muleskinner Blues	James O'Gwynn
06	Who Will Be The Next One	James O'Gwynn
07	I Cry	James O'Gwynn
08	Do You Miss Me	James O'Gwynn
09	Two Little Hearts	James O'Gwynn
10	You've Always Won	James O'Gwynn
11	How Can I Think Of Tomorrow	James O'Gwynn
12	Were You Ever A Stranger	James O'Gwynn
13	Trying To Forget You	James O'Gwynn
14	Take The Last Look	James O'Gwynn
15	Easy Money	James O'Gwynn
16	Tears Of Tomorrow	James O'Gwynn
17	Someone Sweet To Love	James O'Gwynn
18	That's All I Got From You	James O'Gwynn
19	I Won't Love You Anymore	James O'Gwynn
20	You're Too Easy To Remember	James O'Gwynn
21	Bottle Talk	James O'Gwynn
22	Love In The Old Fashioned Way	James O'Gwynn
23	Your Love Is Strong But Your Heart Is Weak	James O'Gwynn
24	Ready For Freddy	James O'Gwynn
25	I Wish You Wuz My Darling But You Ain't	James O'Gwynn
26	Love Made Me Slave	James O'Gwynn
27	Another Falling Tear	James O'Gwynn
28	House Of Blue Lovers	James O'Gwynn

James O'Gwynn was born James Aucoin on 26 January 1928 in Winchester, Mississippi, and raised in... more

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"James O'Gwynn"

James O'Gwynn was born James Aucoin on 26 January 1928 in Winchester, Mississippi, and raised in Hattiesburg, he served in the U.S. Marines during World War II before launching his musical career (he was versatile; for a time he was George Jones' mechanic). After moving to Houston in 1953, O'Gwynn recorded his first session for Nucraft at Bill Quinn's Gold Star Studio in late '54 with his band The Cry Babies. From 1954 to '56 he was heard on the "Houston Jamboree", then he switched to the famous "Louisiana Hayride".

O'Gwynn signed to the much larger Starday label in '56 under the supervision of 'Pappy' Daily, who was still recording at Gold Star with Hal Harris on lead guitar. He scored his first two C&W hits for Daily's D label in 1958 with Talk To Me Lonesome Heart and Blue Memories. With Pappy still at the helm, he scored several more for Mercury, starting with How Can I Think Of Tomorrow in the spring of '59. The rocking Easy Money, penned by James and Glenn Paul, was recorded in September '59 at O'Gwynn's first Nashville session at Owen Bradley's studio with Hank Garland and Grady Martin on guitar, 'Pig' Robbins on drums and Buddy Harman on guitar, and climbed to #26 on the C&W charts in early '60. O'Gwynn scored again for Mercury the next year with House of Blue Lovers and sailed to #7 in '62 with My Name Is Mud.

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