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. Comin' Home to Stay [CASSETTE]Search: Why by: Ricky Skaggs Release Date October 17, 1990 Ricky's roots are in bluegrass, but he was not allowed to record bluegrass music while he was on a major label. During that period (the eighties and early nineties), Ricky recorded a series of traditional country albums, just occasionally hinting at bluegrass. This album is fairly typical of them, mixing original songs with covers of old country and bluegrass songs. The overall mood of the album is upbeat. The covers include I'm tired (three co-writers include Mel Tillis and Ray Price), Hold whatcha got (Jimmy Martin), If you don't believe the bible (written by Carl Jackson and Glenn Sutton) and San Antonio Rose (Bob Willis). The latter track has a very long intro and a very long instrumental break in the middle, so the musicians ... Read More: |
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. Sophisticated SwingSearch: Why by: Les Elgart Release Date October 21, 2003 Ricky's roots are in bluegrass, but he was not allowed to record bluegrass music while he was on a major label. During that period (the eighties and early nineties), Ricky recorded a series of traditional country albums, just occasionally hinting at bluegrass. This album is fairly typical of them, mixing original songs with covers of old country and bluegrass songs. The overall mood of the album is upbeat. The covers include I'm tired (three co-writers include Mel Tillis and Ray Price), Hold whatcha got (Jimmy Martin), If you don't believe the bible (written by Carl Jackson and Glenn Sutton) and San Antonio Rose (Bob Willis). The latter track has a very long intro and a very long instrumental break in the middle, so the musicians ... Read More: |
List Price: £49.99 CD-Charts Price: £42.59 You Save: £7.40 (15%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £28.95 Third Party New Price: £21.92 Read More Reviews & more Details Sophisticated Swing |
. Sophisticated Swing/Just One More DanceSearch: Why by: Les Elgart Release Date August 15, 2000 Ricky's roots are in bluegrass, but he was not allowed to record bluegrass music while he was on a major label. During that period (the eighties and early nineties), Ricky recorded a series of traditional country albums, just occasionally hinting at bluegrass. This album is fairly typical of them, mixing original songs with covers of old country and bluegrass songs. The overall mood of the album is upbeat. The covers include I'm tired (three co-writers include Mel Tillis and Ray Price), Hold whatcha got (Jimmy Martin), If you don't believe the bible (written by Carl Jackson and Glenn Sutton) and San Antonio Rose (Bob Willis). The latter track has a very long intro and a very long instrumental break in the middle, so the musicians ... Read More: |
List Price: £19.99 CD-Charts Price: £18.19 You Save: £1.80 ( 9%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £6.28 Third Party New Price: £6.29 Read More Reviews & more Details Sophisticated Swing/Just One More Dance |
. Hit Parade 1943Search: Why by: Various Artists Release Date March 20, 2007 Ricky's roots are in bluegrass, but he was not allowed to record bluegrass music while he was on a major label. During that period (the eighties and early nineties), Ricky recorded a series of traditional country albums, just occasionally hinting at bluegrass. This album is fairly typical of them, mixing original songs with covers of old country and bluegrass songs. The overall mood of the album is upbeat. The covers include I'm tired (three co-writers include Mel Tillis and Ray Price), Hold whatcha got (Jimmy Martin), If you don't believe the bible (written by Carl Jackson and Glenn Sutton) and San Antonio Rose (Bob Willis). The latter track has a very long intro and a very long instrumental break in the middle, so the musicians ... Read More: |
CD-Charts Price: £10.29 Prices subject to change.Used Price: £4.27 Third Party New Price: £2.48 Read More Reviews & more Details Hit Parade 1943 |
. Underneath the ArchesSearch: Why by: Flanagan and Allen Release Date January 29, 2003 Ricky's roots are in bluegrass, but he was not allowed to record bluegrass music while he was on a major label. During that period (the eighties and early nineties), Ricky recorded a series of traditional country albums, just occasionally hinting at bluegrass. This album is fairly typical of them, mixing original songs with covers of old country and bluegrass songs. The overall mood of the album is upbeat. The covers include I'm tired (three co-writers include Mel Tillis and Ray Price), Hold whatcha got (Jimmy Martin), If you don't believe the bible (written by Carl Jackson and Glenn Sutton) and San Antonio Rose (Bob Willis). The latter track has a very long intro and a very long instrumental break in the middle, so the musicians ... Read More: |
. The Original HitsSearch: Why by: Baccara Release Date December 23, 1997 All the Baccara hits you need including my favourite (which was actually a "B" side) "Cara Mia". Catchy disco tunes with those sultry voices! Original RCA recordings from the 70s. Yes sir, I can boogie (again) after listening to this great collection. |
. Yes Sir I Can BoogieSearch: Why by: Baccara Release Date April 13, 1999 Music can be serious, but it doesn't have to be serious all the time. Baccara, with their European accents, their sexy voices and their lightweight songs, made disco music that was never meant to be taken seriously. Their music was pure fun, and never meant to be anything else. If anybody doubted that, listen to their cover of Yummy yummy yummy. It was a silly song when first recorded by the Ohio Express in the sixties and sounds every bit as silly by Baccara, but it suits them. Baccara topped the British charts in the late seventies with Yes sir I can boogie. The follow-up, Sorry I'm a lady, provided them with a top ten hit. These are the best tracks here, though The devil sent you to Laredo, Parles-vous Francais and their covers ... Read More: |
. The Best of BaccaraSearch: Why by: Baccara Release Date Yes Sir, they can boogie and so can you with this fab collection from the continental europop duo who on the evidence of this CD and their marvellous broken english vocalisations must be the ancestors of those current europop legends, The Cheeky Girls. Great value for money, Baccara's version of Light My Fire has to be heard and for anyone around at the time, hits like Sorry I'm A Lady and their eurovision entry Parlez Vous Francais will have you digging that glitter ball out of the loft. |
. Yes Sir, I Can BoogieSearch: Why by: Baccara Release Date May 22, 2000 Yes Sir, they can boogie and so can you with this fab collection from the continental europop duo who on the evidence of this CD and their marvellous broken english vocalisations must be the ancestors of those current europop legends, The Cheeky Girls. Great value for money, Baccara's version of Light My Fire has to be heard and for anyone around at the time, hits like Sorry I'm A Lady and their eurovision entry Parlez Vous Francais will have you digging that glitter ball out of the loft. |
. The Original HitsSearch: Why by: Baccara Release Date June 30, 1998 All the Baccara hits you need including my favourite (which was actually a "B" side) "Cara Mia". Catchy disco tunes with those sultry voices! Original RCA recordings from the 70s. Yes sir, I can boogie (again) after listening to this great collection. |
