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WILBURN BROTHERS: Vol.11, Wilburn Brothers Show (1970-74)

(2015/Classic Country) NTSC, Code 0, color and b&w.

Volume 11 of the Wilburn Brothers Show series features Dolly, Jeannie C. Riley, Faron Young, Billy 'Crash' Craddock and the Willis Brothers. This is truely a volume you will want to add to your musical DVD collection. Here is the list of songs and the performers.

Show #1 – Guest – Willis Brothers – 4/22/1970

Wilburn Brothers – “I'm Gonna Tie One On Tonight”

Loretta Lynn - 'You Wanna Give Me A Lift'

Willis Brothers - 'Gypsy Rose and Me'

Wilburn Brothers - 'Take Good Care of Her,' 'Sing Your Heart Out Country Boy'

Hal Rugg - 'Time Changes Everything' (instrumental/steel guitar)

Loretta Lynn - 'The Third Man' (gospel)

Willis Brothers - 'The Chicken Song'

Show #2 – Guest –Billy “Crash” Craddock – 2/5/1974

Wilburn Brothers - 'I’m Gonna Tie One On Tonight”

Billy “Crash” Craddock – “Sweet Magnolia Blossom”

Marie Owens – “J. John Jones”

Wilburn Brothers – “No Letter Today”

Billy “Crash” Craddock – “Love Me”

Curley and Jimmy – “Tennessee Border” (instrumental)

Gary Sergants – “Ode To Jole Blon”

Wilburn Brothers – “All We Have For You Mom” (gospel)

Marie Owens – “Take It From Me”

Show #3 – Guest – Faron Young – 2/6/1974

Wilburn Brothers - 'I’ve Got Five Dollars And It’s Saturday Night,” “Alone With You”

Faron Young – “It’s Four In the Morning”

Cate Sisters – “Leavin’ And Sayin’ Goodbye”

Faron Young & Wilburn Brothers – “Where Could I Go” (gospel)

Cate Sisters – “Sweet Dreams”

Wilburn Brothers – “Country Girl”

Faron Young – “Just What I Had In Mind”

Unknown – “Goin’ Steady”

Show #4 – Guest – Jeannie C. Riley– 2/8/1974

Wilburn Brothers - 'The City’s Goin’ Country”

Jeannie C. Riley – “Missouri”

Jerry Van Tassel – “The Man I Used To Be”

Wilburn Brothers – “Someone Before Me”

Jeannie C. Riley – “Why Me Lord” (gospel)

Del Wood – “There’s A Big Wheel” (instrumental/piano)

Wilburn Brothers – “Carefree Moments”

Jerry Van Tassell – “Red Necks, White Socks, And Blue Ribbon Beer”

Show #5 – Guest – Dolly Parton – 12/4/1973

Wilburn Brothers - 'Little Johnny From Down The Street”

Dolly Parton – “Jolene”

Jimmie Lee Morris – “Honky Tonk Dreams”

Wilburn Brothers – “Simon Crutchfield’s Grave”

Bobby Lewis – “Too Many Memories”

Curley and Jimmy – “Heartbreak Hotel” (instrumental)

Dolly Parton – “God’s Coloring Book” (gospel)

Wilburn Brothers – “The Knoxville Girl”

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Interpret: WILBURN BROTHERS
Album titlle: Vol.11, Wilburn Brothers Show (1970-74)
Genre Country
Label CLASSIC COUNTRY DVD
Artikelart DVD
EAN: 4000127794062
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Wilburn Brothers The War Keeps Draggin' On Wilburn Brothers The Wilburn Brothers were... more

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"WILBURN BROTHERS"

Wilburn Brothers

The War Keeps Draggin' On

Wilburn Brothers

The Wilburn Brothers were Virgil 'Doyle' (born July 7, 1930; died October 16, 1982) and Thurman Theodore ('Teddy') (born November 30, 1931; died November 24, 2003). Both were born in Hardy, Arkansas, into a musical family that also included older brothers Lester and Leslie, and sister Geraldine. Beginning in 1937, they performed together as the Wilburn Family. Singing in venues ranging from school auditoriums to radio stations, they were eventually noticed by Roy Acuff. His recommendation led to a six-month stay on the 'Grand Ole Opry,' a stay cut short by pressure from anti-child labor groups. In 1948 the brothers were invited to join the 'Louisiana Hayride,' where they befriended an as yet unknown Webb Pierce. Both Doyle and Teddy had been drafted into the military when in 1952 Pierce's Wondering became the first of his three consecutive #1 songs.

Released from the service, the brothers rejoined the 'Grand Ole Opry' in 1953. A year later they began a two-decade recording career with Decca that would give them more than 30 chart entries. Hurt Her Once For Me [#3 in 1966] was their highest placed single, but in 1955 they were credited with 'harmony vocals' on Webb Pierce's In The Jailhouse Now, a song that spent an incredible 21 weeks atop the Country Chart.

With their impeccable country roots and musical credentials the Wilburn Brothers may have surprised some DJs and fans with their 'less than hawkish' Vietnam-related sides. The first, the title track from their 1970 LP 'Little Johnny From Down The Street,' told of a rambunctious boy, always in trouble, who as a young man gets drafted. The song ends with the lines, "Who is it won't be coming home, died in a foreign land all alone? Little Johnny from down the street." The song made it to #37. When they released The War Keeps Draggin' On, the Paris Peace Talks had already been in progress for almost three years. It would be another year before the Peace Accord was signed.

Various - History Next Stop Is Vietnam 1961-2008 (13-CD)
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