Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 58 minutes ago
Got a request from YouTuber shuffle877 for this one from Webb's Cross Country album which was released two full years after he cut this.
Recorded Recorded ~ July 15, 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville, Tenn. ~ 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; Producer Owen Bradley; vocal chorus: Buddy Killen, Floyd Robinson
I've always like this one. Back in the late 80's Cross Country was the first real Webb album i had EVER SEEN when i found it in a resale shop and it happened to be really clean.
At that point all i had was the Best of rerecordings Webb did in mid 60's and 45's and 78's from the 50's.
I had never heard ANY of Webb's original 60's output.
It was a revelation!
I immediately made three cassette tapes of it, one super high end metal tape for the master and two high end tape copies for listening.
I had a $1000.00 Denon DN-790R with Dolby S at the time, wait, no, that was my next deck. The deck i used was a Pioneer CT-F950 , ANYWAY, it was literally impossible to tell a cd dubbed to a high end tape from the cd itself.
I dubbed the super high end metal tape to cd in the late 90's and that's where this came from.
Got a request from YouTuber shuffle877 for this one from Webb's Cross Country album which was released two full years after he cut this.
Recorded Recorded ~ July 15, 1960 ~ Bradley Film & Recording Studios, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville, Tenn. ~ 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; Producer Owen Bradley; vocal chorus: Buddy Killen, Floyd Robinson
I've always like this one. Back in the late 80's Cross Country was the first real Webb album i had EVER SEEN when i found it in a resale shop and it happened to be really clean.
At that point all i had was the Best of rerecordings Webb did in mid 60's and 45's and 78's from the 50's.
I had never heard ANY of Webb's original 60's output.
It was a revelation!
I immediately made three cassette tapes of it, one super high end metal tape for the master and two high end tape copies for listening.
I had a $1000.00 Denon DN-790R with Dolby S at the time, wait, no, that was my next deck. The deck i used was a Pioneer CT-F950 , ANYWAY, it was literally impossible to tell a cd dubbed to a high end tape from the cd itself.
I dubbed the super high end metal tape to cd in the late 90's and that's where this came from.
