Jimmy Wakely - Vintage Collections (1996)

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Artist: Jimmy Wakely
Title: Vintage Collections
Year Of Release: 1996
Label: Capitol Nashville
Genre: Country
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 54:49
Total Size: 239 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

1. Jimmy Wakely – One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart) (1948 Single) (02:48)
2. Jimmy Wakely – Don't Lay The Blame On Me (Mono) (02:33)
3. Jimmy Wakely – Song Of The Sierras (Mono) (02:58)
4. Jimmy Wakely – Mine All Mine (Mono) (02:58)
5. Margaret Whiting – Slipping Around (1949 Single) (02:12)
6. Jimmy Wakely – Roll Along, Kentucky Moon (Mono) (02:54)
7. Jimmy Wakely – Oklahoma Hills (Mono) (02:49)
8. Jimmy Wakely – I Love You So Much It Hurts (02:45)
9. Jimmy Wakely – Moon Over Montana (Mono) (02:57)
10. Jimmy Wakely – I Wish I Had A Nickel (Mono) (03:00)
11. Margaret Whiting – Wedding Bells (Mono) (02:40)
12. Jimmy Wakely – In The Valley Of The Moon (Mono) (02:45)
13. Jimmy Wakely – Mona Lisa (Mono) (02:46)
14. Jimmy Wakely – Midnight Wind (Mono) (02:53)
15. Jimmy Wakely – Till The End Of The World (Mono) (02:35)
16. Margaret Whiting – When You And I Were Young Maggie Blues (Mono) (02:12)
17. Jimmy Wakely – Between The Lines (Mono) (02:33)
18. Jimmy Wakely – Walkin' The Sidewalks Of Shame (Mono) (03:05)
19. Jimmy Wakely – Oklahoma Blues (Mono) (02:34)
20. Jimmy Wakely – At The Close Of A Long, Long Day (Mono) (02:42)

The 20-track Vintage compilation contains nine of Jimmy Wakely's biggest hits, including "One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart)," "I Love You So Much it Hurts," "Till the End of the World," "I Wish I Had A Nickel," "Mona Lisa," plus three of his most popular duets with Margaret Whiting: "Slipping Around," "Wedding Bells," and "When You and I Were Young Maggie Blues." The remainder of the collection consists of lesser-known, but equally good, selections, as well as five unreleased cuts designed to lure in hard-core collectors. Fortunately, the unreleased songs are worthwhile, and help to add to the image of Wakely as one of the great singing cowboys of the late '40s and early '50s, which, in turn, makes Vintage a first-rate retrospective. © Thom Owens

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