Roy Rogers Blues On The Range (LP)

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Roy Rogers: Blues On The Range (LP)

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Interpret: Roy Rogers
Album titlle: Blues On The Range (LP)
Label LAMPING
Genre Blues
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
Preiscode Y04
EAN: 4000127722423
weight in Kg 0.26

Rogers, Roy - Blues On The Range (LP) LP 1
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02	Crawfish City	Roy Rogers
03	Blues On The Range	Roy Rogers
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05	You Better Run	Roy Rogers
06	Spanish Blues	Roy Rogers
07	She's Cold As Ice	Roy Rogers
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09	Hellhound On My Trail	Roy Rogers
10	Ramblin' Blues	Roy Rogers

Roy Rogers Born 5 November 1911 in Cincinnati - Ohio Record Labels: Columbia, RCA, Capitol,... more

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"Roy Rogers"

Roy Rogers

Born 5 November 1911 in Cincinnati - Ohio
Record Labels: Columbia, RCA, Capitol, Word, Bear Family
First Top Ten Hit: Blue Shadows On The Trail (1948)

Long before he could celebrate his first hit parade success, Leonard Slye aka Roy Rogers, was famous in America as "King Of The Cowboys". He began his musical career in 1931 as a member of Uncle Tom Murray's Hollywood Hillbillies. He sang with the International Cowboys, the Rocky Mountaineers, the O-Bar-O-Cowboys, the Texas Outlaws and finally became one of the four founding members of the probably most famous Western singing group, the Sons Of The Pioneers. However, he left it as early as 1938 to devote himself entirely to the film business in Hollywood.

The first film starring Roy Rogers was called "Under Western Skies" in 1938. Roy Rogers quickly became a Western hero and idol of an entire generation. By 1951 he had appeared in 88 films, mostly together with his horse "Trigger", which can now be admired stuffed in the Roy Rogers Museum. Many of his old films were shown again and again in the ZDF series "Western From Yesterday".

Although Roy Rogers has always appeared as a singer in his films, he has nevertheless become more famous as a film actor. His records were always just by-products of his film work. When the great time of the singing film cowboys came to an end in the 50's, Roy Rogers also became calm. A comeback in 1970 with country music brought him only temporary success in the country charts. Roy Roger's records as a soloist and as a member of Sons Of The Pioneers are important for the friends of country music."

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