Album Details
Title: Best of Johnnie & Jack Artist: Johnnie & Jack Release Date: 10/18/2005 Label: Koch Album Type(s): Greatest Hits UPC: 099923988229 Genre: Country Styles: Traditional Bluegrass, Traditional Country, Country Boogie, Close Harmony Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Earnest, Earthy, Elegant, Joyous, Plaintive, Refined/Mannered, Reflective, Rollicking, Sentimental, Stylish Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 1 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Poison Love
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Cryin' Heart Blues
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Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnight
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Honey, I Need You
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Stop the World (And Let Me Off)
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Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide
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Ashes of Love
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You Tried to Ruin My Name
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Kiss Crazy Baby
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What About Love
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No One Dear But You
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Oh Baby Mine (I Get So Lonesome)
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I Can't Tell My Heart That
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Sailor Man
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I Want to Be Loved
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Three Ways of Knowing
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Sincerely
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Beware of It
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2005 | CD | Koch | 9882 |
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Other Editions
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Album Review
It's easy to overlook how innovative the brother-in-law duo of Johnnie Wright and Jack Anglin were in the early '50s. With a talent for musical synthesis, they combined high mountain harmonies with subtle latin rhythms, and later applied themselves to r&b material, turning hits by the Four Knights, the Spaniels, and the Moonglows into solid country classics without sacrificing any of the soul inherent in the original versions. Backed by the Tennessee Mountain Boys ( Chet Atkins was a member for a time), they were also one hell of a live act, capable of playing straight country waltzes or shifting into bluegrass gear at the blink of an eye. This well-selected single-disc retrospective of their years with RCA has all the absolute essentials, including the 1951 gem "Poison Love" and their classic covers of "Oh Baby Mine (I Get So Lonesome)," "Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnight," and "Sincerely," making this a fine introduction to the duo's subtle and innovative body of work. ~ Steve Leggett, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Benny Martin | Fiddle | | Charles Randolph Grean | Bass | | Chet Atkins | Guitar, Guitar (Electric) | | Claude Casey | Bass | | Clyde Carl Baum | Baritone (Vocal), Mandolin | | Daniel Cooper | Liner Notes | | Dave Nives | Executive Producer | | Dorris Paul Warren | Fiddle | | Eddie Hill | Baritone (Vocal), Guitar | | Eddie Stubbs | Liner Notes | | Emory Martin | Banjo | | Ernest Ernie Newton | Maracas, Bass | | Floyd Cramer | Piano | | Grandpa Jones | Banjo | | Hank Garland | Guitar (Electric) | | Harold Morrison | Baritone (Vocal) | | Herman Wade | Guitar (Electric) | | Hoyt Hawkins | Choir, Chorus | | Hugh Jarrett | Choir, Chorus, Baritone (Vocal) | | Jack Anglin | Guitar | | Jack Shook | Guitar | | Johnny Sibert | Guitar (Steel) | | Johnny Wright | Maracas, Guitar | | Joseph S. "Joe" Zinkins | Bass | | Louis Innis | Guitar | | Murrey M. "Buddy" Harman Jr. | Drums | | Neal Matthews | Choir, Chorus | | Nick Hunter | Executive Producer | | Nick Shaffran | Compilation Producer | | Ray "Duck" Atkins | Baritone (Vocal), Dobro | | Ray Crisp | Fiddle | | Ray Edenton | Guitar | | Roberts Mazurek, Aimee | Reissue Design | | Ruby Wells | Baritone (Vocal) | | Shot Jackson | Guitar (Steel), Dobro | | Stephen H. Sholes | Stick | | Velma E. Williams Smith | Guitar |
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