Track Listings (13) - Disc #1| All Artists: June Carter Cash Title: Wildwood Flower Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Dualtone Music Group Release Date: 9/9/2003 Genres: Country, Pop Styles: Outlaw Country, Classic Country Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 803020114227 |
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Recorded from October 2002 to March 2003 in Mother Maybelle's childhood home in Mae's Springs, Virginia. June is joined by Johnny Cash and A.P. & Sarah Carter's children Joe & Janette Carter, daughter Carlene Car... more » |
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Album Description Recorded from October 2002 to March 2003 in Mother Maybelle's childhood home in Mae's Springs, Virginia. June is joined by Johnny Cash and A.P. & Sarah Carter's children Joe & Janette Carter, daughter Carlene Carter and grandchildren Laura Cash and Tiffany Carter Love. 13 tracks plus as a bonus video enhancement, video footage of the Wildwood Flower recording sessions that took place September 18th & 19th, 2002 at the Carter Family Estate in Virginia. Dualtone. 2003. Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsJune Carter - an American Treasure James E. Bagley | Sanatoga, PA USA | 12/30/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "Coming four months after June Carter's May 15 death, WILDWOOD FLOWER is a homespun remembrance of her family's vital role in American music history. Five ballads are from the original Carter Family's repertoire, with sonorous "Anchored In Love" hewing especially close to her clan's 1927 disc. As husband Johnny Cash and other relatives chime in, "Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone?" (first recorded by her mother, aunt and uncle in 1928) forebodes her demise. For authenticity, producer/son John Carter Cash inserts snippets of radio broadcasts from her childhood. The enhanced cd's shakily shot video includes reminiscences and recordings at her parents' Maces Spring, Virginia homestead. Spirit and soul, if not polish, carry this disc a long way. "Temptation" - a duet with Cash - relives her 1940s hillbilly comedy, while a spoken intro recalling Lee Marvin on "Big Yellow Peaches" continues her 1999 Press On's goofy streak. With Norman and Nancy Blake on acoustic guitar, cello and mandolin, Wildwood Flower ultimately sounds more folk than country. Unmindful of her fame and fortune but anchored in her heritage, it's a fond and humble farewell indelibly stamped with her larger than life personality." A Beautiful CD And A Touching Farewell Andrew Smith | Howrah, Tasmania Australia | 10/04/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "John Carter Cash deserves the heartfelt thanks of all Carter Family (and country music) fans for producing this beautiful album, which is, sadly, also a touching farewell to his mother (and also to his father, who participates fully). Thankfully, the album has not been overproduced, but maintains the sincere, heartfelt music of the Carter Family tradition, with songs such as 'Wildwood Flower', 'Church in the Wildwood', 'Keep on the Sunny Side' and others. Janette and Joe Carter appear on 'Anchored in Love'. Musicians such as Norman Blake and Marty Stuart do justice to the Carter-Family style, and well-written notes by Rosanne Cash are especially poignant. Rosanne is absolutely correct when she refers to this album as 'one for the ages' -- it will surely stand the test of time. June, her sisters, her mother, and her extended family gave country music so much. This album is a fitting memorial to her life and music. 'Will You Miss Me ..?' Yes, we will." Wildwood Flower Shirley M Desy | Lakewood, CA United States | 09/14/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "Wildwood Flower. That title alone will inspire an avid country music enthusiast to purchase the CD. I love Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash and was lucky enough to have been able to attend all of their concerts in Southern California and Las Vegas for the past 15 years or so. June's part in the concerts were something I always looked forward to. Her last album, "Press On" is something I cherish. I was able to attend her concert at The Troubador in Los Angeles and then to see her at the music store on Hollywood Blvd., where at long last I talked to her and she signed my CD. Now.....this latest album is everything I knew it would be. The CD reflects a music biography of June's life musically taking the lisener through her life. An added plus on this CD is John's part in the vocals and background. The Carter Family songs are timeless and June, the true professional she is, captured the essence of these songs. I was truly surprised by the added video on her childhood home in Maces Springs and her graphic tour of the home place. We older folks, who grew up in rural America, who when traveling back to our home place, can appreciate her description of her roots. Any lover of country music and the roots of country music, of which the Carter family is an integral part, will appreciate the whole presentation. June has such a distinctive way of expressing her ideas musically, and once again her own songs reflect a wonderful creative spirit. John Carter created an impressive production of his Mom's heritage and made it his own. This was quite a nice production from beginning to end."
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