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Jim Silvers
Music Makin' Mama from Memphis
Genres: Country, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (25) - Disc #1
1. Cannonball Yodel - Col. Jim Silvers, Bell, Bill [1]
2. Paul's Saloon
3. My, My, My - Col. Jim Silvers, Wilbur, R.
4. Each Season Changes You - Col. Jim Silvers, Goree, Albert
5. Goodbye California (Hello Illinois)
6. You Gotta Let All the Girls Know You're a Cowboy
7. I Wanna See Las Vegas
8. Waltz Across Texas - Col. Jim Silvers, Tubb, B.
9. Motel 2017
10. Old Faithful
11. Music Makin' Momma from Memphis - Col. Jim Silvers, Snow, Clarence E.
12. The Last to Get the News [#]
13. Julie
14. Cash on the Barrelhead - Col. Jim Silvers, Louvin, Charlie
15. For Your Own Good
16. I Ate the Whole Damn Hog
17. Call Me a Cab
18. Blue Night - Col. Jim Silvers, McGee, Kirk
19. Cryin' My Heart Out Over You - Col. Jim Silvers, Butler, G.
20. Ain't It Strange - Col. Jim Silvers, Howard, Harland
21. The Last to Get the News
22. Music Makin' Momma from Memphis - Col. Jim Silvers, Snow, Clarence E.
23. Losing You May Be the Best Thing Yet - Col. Jim Silvers, Humphrey, E.
24. A Scrap of Paper and a 29 Cent Pen
25. Ocean of Dreams [#] - Col. Jim Silvers,

CD Details

All Artists: Jim Silvers
Title: Music Makin' Mama from Memphis
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Bear Family
Original Release Date: 1/1/1999
Re-Release Date: 11/11/1991
Album Type: Import
Genres: Country, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Oldies & Retro
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

CD Reviews

Silvers' voice, composition and humor will charm you.

Delin Colon | Eureka, CA | 09/06/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I first saw Jim Silvers perform in early 1979 at a cafe in Venice, CA. Then, as now, he had the clear, true voice of a cowboy, paired with the savvy, macho look of a Chicago mobster. At the end of his performance, I immediately bought (on sale in the back of the cafe) his album "You gotta Let All the Girls Know You're a Cowboy" and have been listening to it for the last 20 years. Each song has a worthwhile moral slipped in so that you're singing along before you even realize there's a lesson involved ("If the grass is lookin' greener, better water your own lawn"). I am truly grateful to find this CD so that I may spend another 20 years reveling in this delightful combination of bluegrass, country, and blues, so eloquently composed and performed."