TUNE WRANGLERS Driving The Dogies Along

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TUNE WRANGLERS: Driving The Dogies Along

Article properties: TUNE WRANGLERS: Driving The Dogies Along

Interpret: TUNE WRANGLERS
Album titlle: Driving The Dogies Along
Label BRITISH ARCHIVE
Genre Country
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0797734088724
weight in Kg 0.1

Tune Wranglers - Driving The Dogies Along CD 1
01	They Go Wild Over Me	TUNE WRANGLERS
02	Drivin' The Dogies Along	TUNE WRANGLERS
03	Ride On Old Timer Ride On	TUNE WRANGLERS
04	They Cut Down The Old Pine Tree	TUNE WRANGLERS
05	In The Shadow Of The Pines	TUNE WRANGLERS
06	I've Got No Use For The Woman	TUNE WRANGLERS
07	Echo Valley	TUNE WRANGLERS
08	That Little Texas Town	TUNE WRANGLERS
09	Dreams Of Silver Memories Of Gold	TUNE WRANGLERS
10	When The Sun Goes Down In Arizona	TUNE WRANGLERS
11	Back To Nevada	TUNE WRANGLERS
12	A Little While Ago	TUNE WRANGLERS
13	Who'll Take Your Place When You're Gone	TUNE WRANGLERS
14	Look Out For The Ghost	TUNE WRANGLERS
15	Honey Smile For Me	TUNE WRANGLERS
16	Leave Me With A Smile	TUNE WRANGLERS
17	It Ain't Gonna Rain No More	TUNE WRANGLERS
18	Sweetest Girl In The World (My Blue Eyed Jane	TUNE WRANGLERS
19	Old Montana Moon	TUNE WRANGLERS
20	Ridin' For The Rio Grande	TUNE WRANGLERS
21	Dixie Moon	TUNE WRANGLERS
22	Rio Pecos Rose	TUNE WRANGLERS
23	I'll Never Let You Cry (Instrumental)	TUNE WRANGLERS

My Blue-Eyed Jane was written by Lulu Belle White, a niece of Elsie McWilliams' husband.... more

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"TUNE WRANGLERS"

My Blue-Eyed Jane was written by Lulu Belle White, a niece of Elsie McWilliams' husband. McWilliams no doubt polished it up, but if it were not for Jimmie Rodgers' jazzed-up version, it would have just been another sentimental love song with pedestrian lyrics. The Tune Wranglers, a San Antonio-based western swing band led by Buster Coward, took practically everything at a sprightly tempo, and did the same with this song, retitled by Eli Oberstein to avoid royalty payments. Although the band members didn't always play in the same key, they made up for it in exuberance and rhythm, turning the song into a rhythmic romp.

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