Jim Reeves - He'll Have To Go (Expanded Edition) (1960)

Jim Reeves, a Texas native, initially pursued a professional baseball career with the St. Louis Cardinals until an injury necessitated a shift back to music. While serving as an MC for the "Louisiana Hayride" radio broadcasts, his vocal performances earned significant public acclaim. His professional breakthrough occurred in 1952 with the award-winning hit Mexican Joe, which secured the title of Best Country and Western Song. A subsequent string of successful records, such as Four Walls and He'll Have to Go, established him as a preeminent recording artist of the era.

Tracklist:
1-1 Jim Reeves - He'll Have to Go [2:21]
1-2 Jim Reeves - I Love You More [2:28]
1-3 Jim Reeves - Wishful Thinking [2:00]
1-4 Jim Reeves - Honey, Won't You Please Come Home? [2:01]
1-5 Jim Reeves - I'm Beginning to Forget You [2:14]
1-6 Jim Reeves - Billy Bayou [2:04]
1-7 Jim Reeves - If Heartache Is The Fashion [2:28]
1-8 Jim Reeves - Partners [2:16]
1-9 Jim Reeves - Theme Of Love (I Love To Say I Love You) [2:07]
1-10 Jim Reeves - I'd Like to Be [2:05]
1-11 Jim Reeves - After Awhile [2:12]
1-12 Jim Reeves - Home [2:01]
1-13 Jim Reeves - But You Love Me, Daddy (Take 1) [2:13]
1-14 Jim Reeves - Honey, Won't You Please Come Home? (Early Alternate Take) [1:59]
1-15 Jim Reeves;Steve Moore - But You Love Me, Daddy (Take 2) [2:14]