Jack Guthrie - Oklahoma Hills (1991)
Artist: Jack Guthrie
Title: Oklahoma Hills
Year Of Release: 1991
Label: Bear Family Records
Genre: Country
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, log, Artwork)
Total Time: 1:17:09
Total Size: 454 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist: Title: Oklahoma Hills
Year Of Release: 1991
Label: Bear Family Records
Genre: Country
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, log, Artwork)
Total Time: 1:17:09
Total Size: 454 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Oklahoma Hills (2:49)
02. When The Cactus Is In Bloom (2:39)
03. Next To The Soil (3:01)
04. Shame On You (2:31)
05. I'm Brandin' My Darlin' With My Heart (2:36)
06. Careless Darlin' (3:09)
07. Oakie Boogie (2:27)
08. In The Shadows Of My Heart (2:38)
09. For Oklahoma, I'm Yearnin' (2:23)
10. No Need To Knock On My Door (2:27)
11. Shut That Gate (2:16)
12. I'm Tellin' You (2:51)
13. Chained To A Memory (2:42)
14. Look Out For The Crossing (2:34)
15. Dallas Darlin' (2:41)
16. Colorado Blues (2:26)
17. Welcome Home Stranger (2:37)
18. I Still Love You As I Did In Yesterday (2:18)
19. Oklahoma's Calling (3:04)
20. The Clouds Rained Trouble Down (2:28)
21. Answer To Moonlight And Skies (2:43)
22. Please, Oh Please (3:02)
23. I Loved You Once But I Can't Trust You Now (2:32)
24. Out Of Sight - Out Of Mind (2:35)
25. I'm Building A Stairway To Heaven (2:48)
26. Ida Red (2:41)
27. I Told You Once (2:37)
28. San Antonio Rose (2:43)
29. You Laughed And I Cried (2:53)
Seventy-seven minutes of music, 29 of the songs that Jack Guthrie left behind, and
damn if this isn't as good as it gets. Guthrie had an ear for good hooks, a memorable
phrase, and a pleasing, twangy voice that recalled his one-time idol, Woody Guthrie,
as well as his friend Ernest Tubb. The music here is among the finest country that
Capitol recorded in the mid-'40s, and that's saying something, considering that the
competition included Tex Ritter, Merle Travis, and Hank Thompson. "Oklahoma Hills"
is really good, but there's better here, and even the little throwaway dance numbers
like "Okie Boogie" are such fun that they bear repeated listening. Guthrie's music
embraced country-folk and Western swing with equal aplomb, and virtually every word
and note is memorable. A necessary part of any collection -- and Bear Family's best
single-CD release -- as well as a reminder that the musical talent in the Guthrie
family flowed equally rich through several branches.
damn if this isn't as good as it gets. Guthrie had an ear for good hooks, a memorable
phrase, and a pleasing, twangy voice that recalled his one-time idol, Woody Guthrie,
as well as his friend Ernest Tubb. The music here is among the finest country that
Capitol recorded in the mid-'40s, and that's saying something, considering that the
competition included Tex Ritter, Merle Travis, and Hank Thompson. "Oklahoma Hills"
is really good, but there's better here, and even the little throwaway dance numbers
like "Okie Boogie" are such fun that they bear repeated listening. Guthrie's music
embraced country-folk and Western swing with equal aplomb, and virtually every word
and note is memorable. A necessary part of any collection -- and Bear Family's best
single-CD release -- as well as a reminder that the musical talent in the Guthrie
family flowed equally rich through several branches.
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