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Ernest Tubb ~ Cold Cold Heart
updated
I have the whole show.
Kitty is covering the Marty Robbins hit record with Pete Drake's steel moanin the background,, Kitty is singing so precisely and beautifully, she even almost bends a note at one point which wasn't her thing at all,, lol,,,,, and the song is awesome,, written by Marty Robbins ...
I love this thing !!!
So I remixed it to make it pop a little more.
Recorded ~ March 16 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~
Kitty Wells [vcl] Pete Drake [steel] and The Jordanaires ~ Producer: Owen Bradley.
Poor quality but a good episode, please let me know if this exists somewhere in better quality.
B ~ Leon's Guitar Boogie
Session Info:
Highway Man ~ 0:03 ~ December 8 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Texas Troubadours (John Wiggins [*vcl], Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
Leon's Guitar Boogie~ 2:49 ~ December 14 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Jerry Smith. Producer: Owen Bradley)
Tracklist:
1 ~ Pull My String And Wind Me Up ~ 0:06
2 ~ Heartbreak Avenue ~ 1:58
3 ~ Good Deal Lucille ~ 5:17
4 ~ Foggy River ~ 7:18
Session Info:
April 25 1969 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN. Carl Smith (Producer: Don Law)
HEARTBREAK AVENUE 4-45031/GP-31
December 17 1969 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN. Carl Smith (Producer: Don Law)
PULL MY STRING AND WIND ME UP 4-45086/GP-31
December 18 1969 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN. Carl Smith (Producer: Don Law)
FOGGY RIVER GP-31
GOOD DEAL LUCILLE GP-31
So I thought I'd recreate it and post it for him.
Tracklist:
A1 In The Jailhouse Now ~ 0:03
A2 More And More ~ 2:08
B1 Even Tho ~ 4:30
B2 Your Good For Nothing Heart ~ 7:18
Session Info:
November 29 1953 ~ Castle Studio, The Tulane Hotel, 206 8th Ave. North, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce, (+ Hank Garland [gt], Chet Atkins [gt], Doyle Wilburn [rh gt], Bud Isaacs [steel], Ernie Newton [bass], Tommy Jackson [fiddle], Jack Kay [fiddle], Farris Coursey [drums])
EVEN THO' ~ 9-29107 ~ ED 2241 ~ DL 8129
July 14 1954 ~ Castle Studio, The Tulane Hotel, 206 8th Ave. North, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Grady Martin [gt], Teddy Wilburn [gt], Doyle Wilburn [gt], Harold Bradley [gt], Sonny Burnette [steel], Lightnin Chance [bass], Jack Kay [fiddle], Tommy Jackson [fiddle], Owen Bradley [piano])
YOUR GOOD FOR NOTHING HEART ~ 9-29480 ~ ED 2241 ~ DL 8129 ~ CB-20025
August 11 1954 ~ Castle Studio, The Tulane Hotel, 206 8th Ave. North, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Grady Martin [gt], Teddy Wilburn [gt], Doyle Wilburn [gt], Harold Bradley [gt], Sonny Burnette [steel], Lightnin Chance [bass], Dale Potter [fiddle], Tommy Jackson [fiddle])
MORE AND MORE ~ 9-29252 ~ ED 2241~ DL 8129
December 3 1954 ~ Castle Studio, the Tulane Hotel, 206 8th Ave. North, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Hank Garland [gt], Teddy Wilburn [gt], Doyle Wilburn [gt], Harold Bradley [gt], Sonny Burnette [steel], Ernie Newton [bass], Dale Potter [fiddle], Jack Kay [fiddle])
IN THE JAILHOUSE NOW ~ 9-29391 ~ ED 2241~ DL 8129
Both songs wound up on the same single, both songs wound up on ET's Another Story album, and both songs were recorded ~ January 9 1967 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
Recorded ~ February 28 1966 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith [*vcl], Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Willie Ackerman, Moon Mullican [piano]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
Recorded ~ February 28 1966 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Willie Ackerman, Moon Mullican [piano]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
Webb's ~ 0:06 ~ Webb cut his on January 20 1970.
Debbie's ~ 2:29 ~ Debbie cut hers during a Webb session on September 16 1969, she was 15 and a half years old..
White Silver Sands ~ 02:50 ~ Written-By – Harlan Howard
Session Info:
April 6 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Ernest Tubb (Buddy Emmons [lead gt], Grady Martin, Howard Johnson, Bobby Garrett [steel], Jack Drake, Buddy Harman, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
A GUY NAMED JOE 9-31161 ~ ED 2680 ~ DL 74042
April 7 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Ernest Tubb (Buddy Emmons [lead gt], Grady Martin, Howard Johnson, Bobby Garrett [steel], Jack Drake, Buddy Harman, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
WHITE SILVER SANDS ~ 9-31161 ~ ED 2680 ~ DL 74042
A GUY NAMED JOE Lyrics as sung by Ernest Tubb
(Harlan Howard)
I stepped ashore in Tokyo feeling kind a blue
For I was trying to forget a love that was untrue
When by my side I found a lad, his dark eyes all aglow
He looked at me so hopefully and said is you’re name, Joe?
For Joe’s my Daddy’s name and he will soon come sailing cross the sea
He said he'd come back bye and bye and Joe would never lie
The warship took my dad away and mommy needs him so
And every night I hear her pray “Dear God, where is my Joe?”
Instrumentals
Somewhere back home a guy named Joe is probably sipping beer
Does he know how important he could be if he was here?
Has he forgot this little lad who needs his daddy so?
A promise made, a debt unpaid, they're waiting for you Joe
Yes, Joe’s his daddy’s name and he will never sail across that sea
A stranger in a foreign land he let his heart get out of hand
The warship took his dad away and he’s too young to know
That off across the ocean there’s a million guys named Joe
A1 Do It Now ~ Written-By – Jimmy Dallas ~ 00:06
A2 He'll Have To Go ~ Written-By – Audrey Allison, Joe Allison ~ 02:20
A3 Mister Blues ~ Written-By – Jack Toombs ~ 04:56
A4 You Win Again ~ Written-By – Hank Williams ~ 07:38
A5 I Believe I'm Entitled To You ~ Written-By – Chester Rice, Cliff Carlisle, Mel Foree ~ 10:31
A6 Who Will Buy The Wine ~ Written-By – Billy Mize ~ 13:32
B1 White Silver Sands ~ Written-By – Charles G. Matthews ~ 16:04
B2 Am I That Easy To Forget ~ Written-By – Carl Belew, W. S. Stevenson ~ 18:51
B3 A Guy Named Joe ~ Written-By – Harlan Howard ~ 21:33
B4 The Kind Of Love She Gave To Me ~ Written-By – Jimmie Skinner ~ 24:23
B5 Pick Me Up On Your Way Down ~ Written-By – Burt Levey, Glenn Reeves, Mae B. Axton ~ 27:02
B6 Why I'm Walkin' ~ Written-By – Stonewall Jackson ~ 29:45
Session Info:
March 29 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Ernest Tubb (Buddy Emmons [lead gt], Grady Martin [gt], Howard Johnson [gt], Bobby Garrett [steel], Jack Drake [bass], Farris Coursey [drums], Floyd Cramer [piano]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
DO IT NOW ~ DL 74042
HE'LL HAVE TO GO ~ ED 2680 ~ DL 74042
MISTER BLUES ~ DL 74042
THE KIND OF LOVE SHE GAVE TO ME ~ DL 74042
March 30 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Ernest Tubb (Buddy Emmons [lead gt], Grady Martin [gt], Howard Johnson [gt], Bobby Garrett [steel], Jack Drake [bass], Buddy Harman [drums], Floyd Cramer [piano]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
PICK ME UP ON YOUR WAY DOWN ~ DL 74042
April 6 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Ernest Tubb (Buddy Emmons [lead gt], Grady Martin, Howard Johnson, Bobby Garrett [steel], Jack Drake, Buddy Harman, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
YOU WIN AGAIN ~ DL 74042
I BELIEVE I'M ENTITLED TO YOU ~ DL 74042
A GUY NAMED JOE 9-31161 ~ ED 2680 ~ DL 74042
WHO WILL BUY THE WINE ~ DL 74042
April 7 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN ~ Ernest Tubb (Buddy Emmons [lead gt], Grady Martin, Howard Johnson, Bobby Garrett [steel], Jack Drake, Buddy Harman, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
WHY I'M WALKIN' ~ 9-31161 ~ DL 74042
WHITE SILVER SANDS 31161 ~ ED 2680 ~ DL 74042
AM I THAT EASY TO FORGET ~ ED 2680 ~ DL 74042
Track list and sessions info:
December 9 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Producer Owen Bradley
0:05 ~ HERE I AM DRUNK AGAIN ~ DL-74604
February 28 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Producer Owen Bradley
2:31 ~ THERE STANDS THE GLASS ~ DXS-7181 DL-74999 MCA2-4087
September 24 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Producer Owen Bradley
5:13 ~ I'M GONNA HANG ONE ON TONIGHT ~ DL-74604
July 8 1969 ~ Bradley’s Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN ~ Producer Owen Bradley
7:27 ~ DRUNK AND DRUNKER EVERY DAY ~ DL-75210
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10:19 ~ Pearl Beer commercial ~ Unknown ~ Webb's voice puts me in mind of the 69'-71' era...
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Hi folks this is Webb Pierce from Decca records speaking for Pearl Beer.
Mister bartender two more Pearls before I go
One for me and one for the little sweet thing that didn't show
But that don't hurt my feelins' I'm as happy as can be
The joke's on her cause now there's twiced as much Pearl beer for me
I want you to know that Pearl is a beer that's brewed with a flavor that's here to stay
Especially brewed to satisfy the beer drinkers of today
Pearl is a beer that's brewed with the water from eleven hundred springs
Pearl is a beer that goes with a crowd that swings
Oh oh my sweet thing just walked in
Recorded ~ July 11 1968 Bradley’s Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN
I spent a lot of time trying to clean this up and it's as good as I can get it..
Recorded ~ February 18 1969 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN ~ Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn (Steve Chapman [gt], Billy Parker [gt], Buddy Charleton [steel], Noel Stanley [bass], James Wilkerson [drums], Erroll Jernigan [fiddle], Floyd Cramer [piano]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
WHO'S GONNA TAKE THE GARBAGE OUT ~ Decca 32496 ~ DL 75115 ~ MCA 2-4000 ~ ST7-5115
Somewhere Between ~ Written-By ~ Merle Haggard ~ 2:23
Recorded ~ March 11 1969 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN ~ Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn (Steve Chapman, Billy Parker, Buddy Charleton, Noel Stanley, Harold Bradley, Errol Jernigan, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
SOMEWHERE BETWEEN ~ Decca 32496 ~ DL 75115 ~ MCA 2-4000 ~ ST7-5115
Recorded ~ August 13 1951 Castle Studio, The Tulane Hotel, 206 8th Ave. North, Nashville, TN - Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Grady Martin [gt], Hank Garland [gt], Billy Robinson [steel], prob Ernie Newton [bass], Owen Bradley [piano], Tommy Jackson [fiddle])
NEW SILVER BELLS ~ 9-46364 ~ ED 2243 ~ DL 8129
WONDERING ~ 2:42 ~ 9-46364 ~ ED 2144 ~ DL 5536 ~ DL-8295
If We Put Our Heads Together (Our Hearts Will Tell Us What To Do) ~ 0:03
Written-By – Lorene Allen and Loretta Lynn
I Chased You Till You Caught Me ~ 3:17
Written-By – Wayne Walker
IF WE PUT OUR HEADS TOGETHER ~ Decca 32570 ~ DL 75115 ~ MCA 2-4000 ~ ST7-5115
I CHASED YOU TILL YOU CAUGHT ME ~ Decca 32570 ~ DL 75115 ~ MCA 2-4000 ~ ST7-5115
This version of the story is almost never told,, Ken Burns didn't tell it and 99% of articles written on the subject don't mention Charley's meeting with Webb at all,,,,, BUT,, this is the basic story Charley himself told in his book !
The date is a little foggy BTW, I've read 62', 63', and 64', but I've seen the 63' date the most.
ALSO
Just for fun here's a story from Faron's steel player Bobbe Seymour about Charley and Faron Young.. (Hat tip to Diane Diekman's Newsletter! )
Bobbe Seymour, a well-known Nashville steel guitarist tells this doozy !!
Of all the people in the world that I've worked with in this town, Faron and another weirdo are my favorites--Johnny Paycheck. To work with. I worked with just about everybody in Nashville in the '60s and '70s, but the two that everybody in the world thinks were the worst are really the guys that were the best--Paycheck and Faron Young.
The funniest story that ever could possibly happen was the first time I worked with him, in 1969. Of course, he was legendary. I'd heard all kinds of stories about him and was kind of leery. But I got on the bus, and we get to Charlotte, North Carolina, and he's a very nice reserved calm businessman. I mean he is just a dream of a person. We set up our stuff on the stage in the Charlotte Coliseum. We were opening for Charley Pride, he was really big at that time. We went back to the bus, waiting for Charley's guys to set up behind us. Faron's on one side of the aisle, reading a dime store novel or something, and I'm on the other side reading a hotrod magazine. About this time Charley Pride gets on the bus. Faron never looks up. Charley walks down the aisle and stops right in front of Faron.
Faron doesn't say a word and doesn't look up. I'm noticing both of them, and I'm wondering what's happening here. About sixty of the longest seconds in the world go by. Faron never looks up, and he says, "All n-words to the back of the bus."
It just took the breath out of me when he said that.
About that time Charley's wife gets on the bus and walks down the aisle. Faron looks up at them finally, doesn't say a word, and looks over across the aisle at me, and says, "Seymour, this is the great Charley Pride. The most successful singer in country music today. And this is his wife Rozene. You'd think he could afford a white woman by now." I about fell on the floor. I thought, "Oh, my gosh!"
Then he jumps up and kisses Charley Pride right on the mouth.
I realized then that the whole thing was a put-on, it was a joke on me personally. It was just Faron, the way he was. I didn't know what to do. I thought there was going to be a horrible fight, or a lawsuit--I didn't know what was going on. But all of a sudden, they're both dancing up and down, all three of them are, and they're all laughing at me.
Faron got out there and introduced Charley. He told everybody in the audience that day, probably 8-10 thousand people, just how much he thought of Charley and how much he loved Charley, and how much he appreciated people in the South accepting Charley and making him the number one country music star at that time. He and Charley, I found out later, were really the greatest of friends. He was probably one of Charley's biggest supporters from day one. But, boy, they got me. I can still feel this horrible pain, every time I tell the story, of how terrifying it was--when he looked at them and looked over at me and said, "You realize, with the money he has today, he could afford a white woman."
Lyrics
A night with no moonlight a day with no sun
A plain with no pilot a watch that won't run
A tree with no branches a rose with no dew
A boy with no sweetheart that's me without you
A train with no whistle a car with no gas
A well with no water a show with no cast
A coat with no buttons a church with no pew
A boy with no sweetheart that's me without you
A bank with no money a fish with no fins
A book with no story a top that won't spin
A chair with no bottom a rig with no crew
A boy with no sweetheart that's me without you
Tracklist:
A1 ~ Please Help Me, I'm Falling ~ 0:05
A2 ~ Sands Of Gold ~ 2:52
A3 ~ Blue Mood ~ 5:18
A4 ~ Don't Let Me Cross Over ~ 7:48
A5 ~ Roses Are Red (My Love) ~ 10:47
A6 ~ My Love For You ~ 13:17
B1 ~ Detroit City ~ 15:56
B2 ~ Those Wonderful Years ~ 18:51
B3 ~ Nobody's Darling But Mine ~ 21:13
B4 ~ If The Back Door Could Talk ~ 23:47
B5 ~ True Love Never Dies ~ 25:55 ***
B6 ~ The Smile Of A Clown ~ 28:19
Session Info:
July 22 1961 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce: vocal; Harold Ray Bradley: guitar; Walter L. 'Hank' 'Sugarfoot' Garland: guitar; Pete Drake: steel guitar; Joseph Zinkan: bass; Thomas Lee 'Tommy' Jackson, Jr: fiddle; Allen Dale Potter: fiddle; Murrey M. 'Buddy' Harman, Jr.: drums; Floyd Cramer: piano; Owen Bradley: contractor; vocal chorus: Warner Mack, Floyd Robinson, Bishop Milton 'Bobby' Sykes
BLUE MOOD ~ DL-74486
September 6 1961 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce: vocal; Harold Ray Bradley: guitar; Walter L. 'Hank' 'Sugarfoot' Garland: guitar; Pete Drake: steel guitar; Bob L .Moore: bass; Buddy' Harman, Jr.: drums; Floyd Cramer: piano; vocal chorus: Anita Kerr Quartet. Producer: Owen Bradley)
SANDS OF GOLD ~ 31488/DL-74486
April 3 1962 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce: vocal; Harold Ray Bradley: guitar; Thomas Grady Martin: guitar; Pete Drake: steel guitar; Bob L. Moore: bass; Murrey M. 'Buddy' Harman, Jr.: drums; Floyd Cramer: piano; vocal chorus: unidentified Producer: Owen Bradley)
MY LOVE FOR YOU ~ DL-74486
December 28 1962 ~ • Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce: vocal; Harold Ray Bradley: guitar; Billy Grammer: guitar; Pete L. Rodis Drake: steel guitar; Bob L. Moore: bass; Murrey M. 'Buddy' Harman, Jr.: drums; Hargus M. 'Pig' Robbins: piano; vocal chorus: The Jordanaires ~ Producer: Owen Bradley)
DON'T LET ME CROSS OVER ~ DL-74486
ROSES ARE RED (MY LOVE) ~ ED-2785/DL-74486
PLEASE HELP ME, I'M FALLING ~ DL-74486
NOBODY’S DARLIN’ BUT MINE ~ 31488/DL-74486
August 26 1963 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Bob Moore [bass], Pete Drake [steel], + unknown musicians. Producer: Owen Bradley)
IF THE BACK DOOR COULD TALK ~ 31544/DL-74486 DL-74999
THOSE WONDERFUL YEARS ~ 31544/DL-74486 DL-74622
August 27 1963 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Bob Moore [bass], Pete Drake [steel], The Jordanaires, + unknown musicians.
DETROIT CITY ~ DL-74486
THE SMILE OF A CLOWN ~ DL-74486
[ *** I can't find any information on True Love Never Dies ]
ET, the band, the engineer, Owen Bradley, seem to be barely trying on some of these and many of the songs didn't fit ET at all and wouldn't have worked well when he and the band were in top form 3 years earlier.
Before you all jump down my throat, I really like the first three tracks......
Tracklist
A1 A Dime At A Time
A2 If My Heart Had Windows ~ 2:08
A3 The Bottle Let Me Down ~ 4:22
A4 Life Turned Her That Way ~ 7:13
A5 Crying Time ~ 9:38
A6 That's The Chance I'll Have To Take ~ 12:10
B1 Don't Squeeze My Sharmon ~ 14:30
B2 Sing Me Back Home ~ 17:27
B3 Destination Atlanta G.A. ~ 20:02
B4 Image Of Me ~ 22:45
B5 She Went A Little Bit Farther ~ 25:31
Sessions Info:
February 26 1968 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Buck Evans,Cal Smith, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Billy Pfender, Bill Pursell. Producer: Owen Bradley)
IF MY HEART HAD WINDOWS DL 75072
LIFE TURNED HER THAT WAY DL 75072
February 27 1968 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Buck Evans,Cal Smith, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Billy Pfender, Bob Wilson. Producer: Owen Bradley)
CRYING TIME DL 75072
March 6 1968 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Steve Chapman, Buck Evans,Cal Smith, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Billy Pfender, Jerry Smith. Producer: Owen Bradley)
DON'T SQUEEZE MY SHARMON DL 75072
SING ME BACK HOME DL 75072
A DIME AT A TIME DL 75072
March 11 1968 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Steve Chapman, Buck Evans,Cal Smith, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Billy Pfender, Jerry Smith. Producer: Owen Bradley)
THE BOTTLE LET ME DOWN DL 75072
DESTINATION ATLANTA G.A. DL 75072
THE IMAGE OF ME DL 75072
April 16 1968 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Steve Chapman, Buck Evans,Cal Smith, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, D.J. Fontana, Jerry Smith. Producer: Owen Bradley)
THAT'S THE CHANCE I'LL HAVE TO TAKE DL 75072
SHE WENT A LITTLE BIT FARTHER DL 75072
So things were rough for ET in early 66'.
Country Hits Old and New ~ Decca DL-74772
Album released October 1966.
Track List:
A1 Memphis Tennessee
A2 Before I Met You ~ 2:17
A3 Tennessee Waltz ~ 4:39
A4 Fireball Mail ~ 7:25
A5 Under Your Spell Again ~ 9:56
A6 I'm Gonna Tie One On Tonight ~ 12:38
B1 Remember Me (When The Candle Lights Are Gleaming) ~ 14:47
B2 I Hung My Head And Cried ~ 17:29
B3 Holding Hands ~ 19:27
B4 No Matter What Happens My Darling ~ 21:48
B5 Waitin' In Your Welfare Line ~ 24:26
B6 May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose ~ 26:40
Sessions Info:
April 21 1965 ~ RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Jerry Smith. Producer: Owen Bradley)
HOLDING HANDS ~ DL 74772
February 28 1966 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Willie Ackerman, Moon Mullican [p]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
UNDER YOUR SPELL AGAIN ~ DL 74772
March 1 1966 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Moon Mullican [p]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
REMEMBER ME ~ DL 74772
TENNESSEE WALTZ ~ DL 74772
FIREBALL MAIL ~ DL 74772
I HUNG MY HEAD AND CRIED ~ DL 74772
March 2 1966 ~ RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Moon Mullican [p]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
BEFORE I MET YOU ~ DL 74772
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE ~ DL 74772
I'M GONNA TIE ONE ON TONIGHT ~ DL 74772
April 1 1966 ~ RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Jerry Smith. Producer: Owen Bradley)
MAY THE BIRD OF PARADISE FLY UP YOUR NOSE ~ DL 74772
WAITIN' IN YOUR WELFARE LINE ~ DL 74772
NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS MY DARLING ~ DL 74772
Recorded ~ April 19 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~
Webb Pierce: vocal; Harold Ray Bradley: guitar; Walter L. 'Hank' 'Sugarfoot' Garland: guitar; James Clayton 'Jimmy' Day: steel guitar; Bob L. Moore: bass; Murrey M. 'Buddy' Harman, Jr.: drums; Floyd Cramer: piano; vocal chorus: The Jordanaires (Ray, Gordon, Hoyt) plus Marijohn Wilkin & Don Winters. Producer: Owen Bradley)
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Pride ~ Recorded ~ January 7 1962 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ray Price (Harold Bradley [gt], Darrel McCall [rh gt], Grady Martin [gt], Willie Nelson [gt], Pete Wade [gt], Jimmy Day [steel], Joseph Zinkan [bass], Steve Bess [drums], Tommy Jackson [fiddle], Floyd Cramer [piano]. Producer: Don Law & Frank Jones)
A1 Oh! So Many Years
A2 One Week Later ~ 2:47
B1 When I'm With You ~ 5:14
B2 Can You Find It In Your Heart ~ 7:49
Session Info:
Recorded ~ September 12 1956 ~ Music City Recordings, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN – Kitty Wells & Webb Pierce (+ Chet Atkins [gt], Johnnie Wright [gt], Ray Edenton [gt], Shot Jackson [steel], Ernie Newton [bass], Ray Crisp [fiddle], Tommy Jackson [fiddle], Floyd Cramer [piano]. Producer: Paul Cohen)
It has a good deal of hiss but just close your eyes and watch the reels spinning while ET and the boys rattle the speakers..
I think they had a rushed session on November 27 1960 so as to make the December album release date and Buddy Emmons wasn't available for some reason so it's Pete Drake on steel for those two songs.
Tracklist:
A1 Crazy Arms
A2 Wondering ~ 2:40
A3 Tennessee Saturday Night ~ 5:40
A4 Signed, Sealed And Delivered ~ 8:30
A5 Cold, Cold Heart ~ 10:57
A6 I'm Moving On ~ 13:46
B1 Wabash Cannon Ball ~ 17:07
B2 I Love You So Much It Hurts ~ 19:49
B3 Bouquet Of Roses ~ 22:01
B4 I Walk The Line ~ 24:39
B5 Four Walls ~ 27:11
B6 Candy Kisses ~ 29:49
Sessions Info:
September 21 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Leon Rhodes [gt], Howard Johnson [gt], Buddy Emmons [steel], Jack Drake [bass], Billy Wilson [drums], Floyd Cramer [piano]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
CANDY KISSES DL 74046 ST74-4046
WONDERING DL 74046 ST74-4046
COLD, COLD HEART DL 74046 ST74-4046
September 28 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Leon Rhodes, Grady Martin, Buddy Emmons [steel], Jack Drake, Billy Wilson, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
FOUR WALLS DL 74046 ST74-4046
BOUQUET OF ROSES DL 74046 ST74-4046
CRAZY ARMS ED 2728/DL 74046 ST74-4046
September 29 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Leon Rhodes, Grady Martin, Buddy Emmons [steel], Jack Drake, Billy Wilson, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
I LOVE YOU SO MUCH IT HURTS DL 74046 ST74-4046
I WALK THE LINE ED 2728/DL 74046 ST74-4046
October 25 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Leon Rhodes, Grady Martin, Buddy Emmons [steel], Jack Drake, Billy Wilson, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
WABASH CANNONBALL DL 74046 ST74-4046
I'M MOVIN' ON DL 74046 ST74-4046
November 27 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Leon Rhodes, Grady Martin, Pete Drake [steel], Jack Drake, Billy Wilson, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
TENNESSEE SATURDAY NIGHT DL 74046 ST74-4046
SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED DL 74046 ST74-4046
Recorded ~ December 7 1952 ~ Castle Studio, The Tulane Hotel, 206 8th Ave. North, Nashville, TN - Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Grady Martin [gt], Shot Jackson [steel], Lightning Chance [bass], Tommy Jackson [fiddle])..
A night with no moonlight a day with no sun
A plane with no pilot a watch that won't run
A tree with no branches a rose with no dew
A boy with no sweetheart that's me without you
A train with no whistle a car with no gas
A well with no water a show with no cast
A love with no future a sky with no blue
A boy with no sweetheart that's me without you
( guitar - steel - fiddle )
A bank with no money a top that won't spin
A book with no story a love I can't win
A chair with no bottom a rig with no crew
A song with no music that's me without you
A train with no whistle a car with no gas
A well with no water a show with no cast
A court with no jury a church with no pew
A boy with no sweetheart that's me without you
Recorded ~ February 26 1965 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN
If I had to pick one Webb Pierce song as my all time favorite this would be it.
It's among the most technically perfect of Webb's stuff and it hits all the buttons that makes for a great country song in my opinion.
Good beat, good song, great steel, (PETE DRAKE), beautifully recorded, Webb's voice and performance is spot on.
Mainly it just sounds great.
Recorded ~ February 28 1962 Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN Pete Drake [steel], Producer: Owen Bradley
Update 08/10/2021 ~
Recorded ~ March 1, 1962 ?? ~ Columbia Recording Studio B, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville, Tennessee ~ Producer: Owen Bradley
Webb Pierce: vocal; Walter L. 'Hank' 'Sugarfoot' Garland: guitar; Thomas Grady Martin: guitar; Pete L. Rodis Drake: steel guitar; Joseph Zinkan: bass; Murrey M. 'Buddy' Harman, Jr.: drums; Cecil L. Brower: fiddle; Norman Keith 'Buddy' Spicher: fiddle; Floyd Cramer: piano......
While searching it found this Faron cut I had no memory of and even though it's not really my kind of Faron I figured I'd post it since it wasn't on You Tube and maybe someone was looking for it.
Recorded ~ August 1963 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashvile 3, TN - Faron Young (Jerry Kennedy, Grady Martin, Harold Bradley, Ray Edenton, Pete Drake, Lloyd Green, Bob Moore, Buddy Harman, Hargus Robbins, Charlie McCoy + Jordanaires. Producer: Shelby Singleton)
Tracklist: NOTE, there's a TON of good stuff between the tracks.
Side A:
REMEMBER ME
WHAT DID I PROMISE HER LAST NIGHT ~ 3:53
SEND ME DOWN TO TUSCON ~ 7:03
Medley: GOOD WOMAN BLUES/I GOT THE HOSS ~ 10:37
HEART OVER MIND ~ 14:50
Side B:
WHO'S JULIE ~ 20:51
I BELIEVE IN YOU ~ 26:03
RUBY, DON'T TAKE YOUR LOVE TO TOWN ~ 28:34
DETROIT CITY ~ 36:24
Recorded ~ August 15 1969 Bradley’s Barn, Bender’s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Webb Pierce
Recorded ~ October 19 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb &Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
Recorded ~ July 15 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN ~ Webb Pierce: vocal; Harold Bradley: guitar; Hank Garland: guitar; Pete Drake: steel guitar; Bob Moore: bass; Buddy' Harman, Jr.: drums; Floyd Cramer: piano; vocal chorus: Buddy Killen, Floyd Robinson : Producer Owen Bradley ..
Tracklist
A1 Baby, It's So Hard To Be Good ~(Harlan Howard)
A2 It's Not Love (But It's Not Bad) ~ (Hank Cochran, Glenn Martin) ~ 2:44
A3 The Road Is Closed ~ (Cochran) ~ 5:38
A4 Hillbilly Waltz ~ (G. Russell, Russ Russell) ~ 8:14
A5 Bubbles In My Beer ~ (Tommy Duncan, Cindy Walker, Bob Wills) ~ 10:45
A6 In This Corner ~ (Marty Robbins) ~ 13:22
B1 Truck Driving Man ~ (Terry Fell) ~ 15:56
B2 Big Blue Diamond ~ (Earl "Kit" Carson) ~ 18:34
B3 I've Got A New Heartache ~ (Ray Price, Wayne Walker) ~ 21:18
B4 That Certain One ~ (Don Reid) ~ 24:13
B5 I Don't Believe I'll Fall In Love Today ~ (Howard) ~ 26:15
Session Info:
January 26 1972 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender?s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Ray Edenton, Jack Mollette, Buddy Charleton, Joe Pruneda, Harold Bradley, Billy Pfender, Leon Boulanger, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
THE ROAD IS CLOSED ~ DL 75388
February 16 1972 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender?s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Ray Edenton, Jack Mollette, Buddy Charleton, Joe Pruneda, Harold Bradley, Billy Pfender, Leon Boulanger, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
IN THIS CORNER 33014 ~ DL 75388
September 12 1972 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender?s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Jack Mollette, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Joe Pruneda, Harold Bradley, Billy Pfender, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
BABY IT'S SO HARD TO BE GOOD 33014/DL 75388
IT'S NOT LOVE (BUT IT'S NOT BAD) DL 75388
I DON'T BELIEVE I'LL FALL IN LOVE TODAY DL 75388
BUBBLES IN MY BEER DL 75388
HILLBILLY WALTZ DL 75388
BIG BLUE DIAMOND DL 75388
I'VE GOT A NEW HEARTACHE DL 75388
September 13 1972 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender?s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Jack Mollette, Pete Wade, Buddy Charleton, Joe Pruneda, Harold Bradley, Billy Pfender, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
TRUCK DRIVING MAN DL 75388
THAT CERTAIN ONE DL 75388
Recorded ~ February 28 1964 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Webb Pierce (unknown musicians. Producer: Owen Bradley)
Webb cut six songs that day.
If so WHO IS IT,,, AND,,, if not WHO ARE THEY?
I ask because the steel on these two is entertaining as hell to me, he's having a field day!!
Step Aside recorded ~ June 1971 Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Stonewall Jackson
Show Me Where recorded ~ 1975 (unconfirmed) Hendersonville, TN - Ruby Falls (Producer: Johnny Howard, Charles Fields)
Seems like Webb is off, the band is off, the chorus is off etc etc,,and it hit #7 in 57' so there ya go.
Recorded ~ April 14 1957 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Hank Garland [gt], Harold Bradley [gt], Lightnin Chance [bass], Buddy Harman [drums], Owen Bradley [piano] + Jordanaires)
MISSING YOU ~ 9-30321 ~ DL 4110 ~ DL-74110*
* some tracks (the mono ones) on DL-74110 were "enhanced" for Stereo including this one,,,,,, this is in it's original MONO.
Webb's take on the Leroy Van Dyke mega hit, from Webb's I've Got A New Heartache album released in February 1963.
Man, what I could do with the master tapes for that album.
Recorded ~ April 2 1962 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Webb Pierce (Webb Pierce [vcl], Bob Moore [bass], Pete Drake [steel], + unknown musicians. Producer: Owen Bradley)
This is ET at his absolute early 60's prime. His voice is smokey, smooth, crisp, shaping notes at will and in total control.
Tracklist and session Info:
A1 What Will You Tell Them? ~ 0:04
A2 Thoughts Of A Fool ~ 2:17
B1 Go To Sleep Conscience ~ 5:21
B2 I Never Could Say No ~ 7:55
December 4 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Leon Rhodes, Howard Johnson, Buddy Emmons [steel], Jack Drake, Billy Wilson, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
THOUGHTS OF A FOOL ~ 31241 ~ ED 2718 ~ DL 75252 ~ Coral CDLM 8078
December 20 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Leon Rhodes, Howard Johnson, Grady Martin, Buddy Emmons [steel], Jack Drake, Billy Wilson, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
WHAT WILL YOU TELL THEM ~ 31300 ~ ED 2718
May 28 1961 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Johnny Johnson, Grady Martin, Leon Rhodes, Buddy Emmons, Jack Drake, Jan Kurtis, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
GO TO SLEEP CONSCIENCE ~ 31357 ED 2718
September 14 1961 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Johnny Johnson, Grady Martin, Leon Rhodes, Buddy Emmons, Jack Drake, Jan Kurtis, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
I NEVER COULD SAY NO ~ 31357 ~ ED 2718
Recorded ~ December 22 1965 ~ RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Jerry Smith. Producer: Owen Bradley)
Session Info:
May 19 1958 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Billy Byrd, Grady Martin, Howard Johnson, Buddy Emmons, Jack Drake, Farris Coursey, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
I'M A LONG GONE DADDY ~ 0:06
YOUR CHEATING HEART ~ 2:41
April 6 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Buddy Emmons [lead gt], Grady Martin, Howard Johnson, Bobby Garrett [steel], Jack Drake, Buddy Harman, Floyd Cramer. Producer: Owen Bradley)
YOU WIN AGAIN ~ 5:16
September 21 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb (Leon Rhodes [gt], Howard Johnson [gt], Buddy Emmons [steel], Jack Drake [bass], Billy Wilson [drums], Floyd Cramer [piano]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
COLD COLD HEART ~ 8:08
February 11 1963 ~ Columbia Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville 3, TN - Ernest Tubb &Texas Troubadours (Grady Martin, Cal Smith, Leon Rhodes, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Floyd Cramer + Jordanaires. Producer: Owen Bradley)
I SAW THE LIGHT ~ 10:57
April 20 1965 ~ RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave. South, Nashville, TN - Ernest Tubb & Texas Troubadours (Leon Rhodes, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Jack Greene, Jerry Smith. Producer: Owen Bradley)
LOST HIGHWAY ~ 13:39
ET seems a little off his feed for this one, like he had a cold or something, but it's still good stuff.
Tracklist :
A1 ~ Hey, Good Lookin' ~ 0:05
A2 ~ I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry ~ 2:27
A3 ~ Take These Chains From My Heart ~ 4:57
A4 ~ I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You) ~ 7:24
A5~ Mansion On The Hill ~ 9:28
A6 ~ Mind Your Own Business ~ 11:44
B1 ~ Your Cheatin' Heart ~ 14:16
B2 ~ Cold, Cold Heart ~ 17:00 ~ (How much did ET's voice change in 7 years ?) youtube.com/watch?v=L55XO3P-oIo ~ Recorded September 21 1960.
B3 ~ Window Shopping ~ 19:51
B4 ~ Someday You'll Call My Name ~ 21:57
B5 ~ I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You ~ 24:23
Session Info:
November 1 1967 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Grady Martin, Cal Smith, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Billy Pfender, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
TAKE THESE CHAINS FROM MY HEART DL 74957
I CAN'T HELP IT DL 74957
HEY GOOD LOOKIN' DL 74957
November 1 1967 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Grady Martin, Cal Smith, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Billy Pfender, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
I'M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY DL 74957
WINDOW SHOPPING DL 74957
SOMEDAY YOU'LL CALL MY NAME DL 74957
I COULD NEVER BE ASHAMED OF YOU DL 74957
December 19 1967 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Steve Chapman, Cal Smith, Jerry Shook, Buddy Charleton, Jack Drake, Billy Pfender, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
MANSION ON THE HILL DL 74957
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS DL 74957
YOUR CHEATIN' HEART DL 74957
COLD, COLD HEART DL 74957
The Door Is Always Open was the very last track ET ever recorded for Decca/MCA ending a very solid 35 year run and he didn't step into a studio until he did the Last Generation recordings for Pete Drake in March of 1977.
Tracklist
A1 ~ If You Don't Quit Checkin' On Me (I'm Checkin' Out On You) ~ 0:01
A2 ~ The Busiest Memory In Town ~ 2:32
A3 ~ I'm Living In Sunshine ~ 5:24
A4 ~ You're My Best Friend ~ 8:20
A5 ~ It's Time To Pay The Fiddler ~ 11:18
B1 ~ She's Already Gone ~ 14:37
B2 ~ I'd Like To Live It Again ~ 17:01
B3 ~ The Door's Always Open ~ 19:46
B4 ~ Somewhere County-Somewhere City U.S.A. ~ 22:35
B5 ~ Holding Things Together ~ 25:14
Session Info:
May 28 1975 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Charlie Hammond, Pete Michaud, Howard Owsley, David Evans, Don Mills, Henry Dunlap. Producer: Owen Bradley)
THE BUSIEST MEMORY IN TOWN ~ MCA 496 BCD
I'D LIKE TO LIVE IT AGAIN ~ MCA-40436/MCA 496
IF YOU DON'T OUT CHECKIN' ON ME ~ MCA-40436/MCA 496
May 29 1975 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Charlie Hammond, Pete Michaud, Howard Owsley, David Evans, Harold Bradley, Don Mills, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
SOMEWHERE COUNTY-SOMEWHERE CITY U.S.A. ~ MCA 496
HOLDING THINGS TOGETHER ~ MCA 496
I'M LIVING IN SUNSHINE ~ MCA 496
June 17 1975 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender,s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Charlie Hammond, Pete Michaud, Howard Owsley, David Evans, Don Mills, Owen Bradley [p]. Producer: Owen Bradley)
YOU'RE MY BEST FRIEND ~ MCA 496
SHE'S ALREADY GONE ~ MCA 496
June 18 1975 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender,s Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Charlie Hammond, Pete Michaud, Howard Owsley, David Evans, Harold Bradley, Don Mills, Owen Bradley [p], Johnny Gimble. Producer: Owen Bradley)
IT'S TIME TO PAY THE FIDDLER ~ MCA 496
THE DOOR IS ALWAYS OPEN ~ MCA 496
It's from ET's last album for Decca/MCA released in August 1975.
Recorded ~ May 29 1975 ~ Bradley's Barn, Bender's Ferry Road, Mount Juliet, TN - Ernest Tubb (Charlie Hammond, Pete Michaud, Howard Lynn Owsley [steel], David Evans, Harold Bradley, Don Mills, Hargus Robbins. Producer: Owen Bradley)
Recorded ~ December 4 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville, Tennessee ~ Webb Pierce: vocal; Harold Ray Bradley: guitar; Walter L. 'Hank' 'Sugarfoot' Garland: guitar; Pete Drake: steel guitar; Bob L. Moore: bass; Allen Dale Potter: fiddle; Buddy Harman, Jr.: drums; Producer: Owen Bradley.


