Watermelon Time in Georgia - Vernon Oxford, Howard
Roll Big Wheels Roll - Vernon Oxford, Williams
Woman, Let Me Sing You a Song - Vernon Oxford, Howard, Harlan
Move to Town in the Fall - Vernon Oxford, Clay
Nashville Women - Vernon Oxford, Howard
Goin' Home [Version 1] - Vernon Oxford, Howard
Let's Take a Cold Shower - Vernon Oxford, McAlpin
Field of Flowers - Vernon Oxford, Evans
Hide - Vernon Oxford, Anderson
Stone by Stone - Vernon Oxford, Coben
Behind Every Good Man There's a Woman - Vernon Oxford, Oxford, Vernon
Forgetfulness for Sale - Vernon Oxford, Anderson
Baby Sister - Vernon Oxford, Milete
Goin' Home [Version 2] - Vernon Oxford, Howard
Honky Tonk Girls - Vernon Oxford, Smith
Babies, Stop Your Crying - Vernon Oxford, Dee, Tommy [1]
The Blues Come In - Vernon Oxford, Oxford, Vernon
Treat Yourself Right - Vernon Oxford, Harris
Little Sister Throw Your Red Shoes Away - Vernon Oxford, Crysler
The Old Folks' Home - Vernon Oxford, Howard, Harlan
That's the Way I Talk - Vernon Oxford, Howard, Harlan
Touch of God's Hands - Vernon Oxford, Houser
Come Back and See Us - Vernon Oxford, Coben
This Woman Is Mine - Vernon Oxford, Mank
Mansion on the Hill - Vernon Oxford, Rose
Wedding Bells - Vernon Oxford, Boone, Claude
Don't Let a Little Thing Like That (Stand in Your Way) - Vernon Oxford, Null
You Win Again - Vernon Oxford, Williams, Hank [1]
Each and every one of this unique honky tonkers classic 1960's RCA recordings issues for the first time as a single CD package. Package also features liner notes by Grammy award winning writer Colin Escott and some rare ... more »and previously unpublished photographs.« less
Each and every one of this unique honky tonkers classic 1960's RCA recordings issues for the first time as a single CD package. Package also features liner notes by Grammy award winning writer Colin Escott and some rare and previously unpublished photographs.
CD Reviews
HARDCORE Honky-Tonk!
shoegazer73 | Dallas, TX | 05/06/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Vernon Oxford "Let Me Sing You A Song" is 28 tracks of classic 60's honky-tonk country. If you are a person who understands that the power of country music has the most impact in the form of simple yet heartfelt tunes sung with genuine emotion, with alot of drinking and cheatin' thrown in for good measure, than this is an album you will appreciate. Fans of Hank Sr., Faron Young, Johnny Bush, and especially James Hand will definitely want to pick this one up. I highly recommend this album to anyone who has ever been haunted by the shuffle and walking bass of the honky-tonk sound, or had your heart broken by the "lump in your throat" emotion of a country waltz. Happy listening!"
Let me sing you a song
barry w. blank | phoenix, az United States | 11/04/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)
"vernon oxford is one of the most underrated traditional country singers. his distinct voice and music makes this cd an outstanding collection of traditional country music"
Classic Country is back
reedman | 11/26/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Finally one can listen to raw classic honky tonk without the scratches and pops of vinyl. Until now the only way to get in on the great sounds of Vernon Oxford was to search for hours on auctions or spring the $150+ for a 5 CD box set. This CD samples some of his best without losing the essence of 60's classic country. A pleasure to own..."
A real country artist
reedman | holt, michigan USA | 07/27/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Like a rare gem, sincere, heart felt stories told with a traditional country sound are all too uncommon these days but you just need to know where to look. Well look no further-Vernon Oxford's cd of RCA singles are representive here. I like this so much I ordered the 5 cd box set (which this is the first cd from that collection).Vernon does a great job with Harlan Howard tunes as well as Hank Williams Sr.'s. Here is a real country artist with a great backup band. One of my top ten cds. (see also Hank Williams Sr. and Ernest Tubb)He has to be the most underrated artist and if you like traditonal country sound in good fidelity here you go."
Track Listings (28) - Disc #1