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Great Lost Hits.

Jones notched 17 Top 10 hits during his tenure at Musicor and they're all collected here. Some of the most famous titles in that bunch are "Walk Through This World With Me," "A Good Year for the Roses," "Things Have Gone to Pieces" and "When the Grass Grows Over Me." Loretta Lynn earns a writing credit on "World of Forgotten People," while Tammy Wynette pulls double duty as composer and harmony vocalist on "Never Grow Cold." The liner notes by Colin Escott offer a keen perspective on this time in Jones' life, just before he married Wynette and recorded with producer Billy Sherrill at Epic Records.

Because of the spare production, the Musicor recordings don't feel dated. Instead, it's sort of like discovering a stash of sterling demo tapes. And the topics here are certainly timeless -- cheating, drinking, dying, lying and (occasionally) loving. Some of these songs became famous later, such as Emmylou Harris' soothing hit version of "Beneath Still Waters," Patty Loveless' emotional take on "If My Heart Had Windows" and George Strait's boisterous rendition of "Love Bug." But on these original versions, Jones proves himself as one of the most expressive vocalists that Nashville has ever known.

The “Concerts for All Musical Tastes” chapter is terrific, featuring photographs and stories that remind one of some of the great musical acts that have played this enormous hall. Reed includes some great stories from his days covering the venue: The tale about Loretta Lynn proves especially fascinating, as does the one about Elvis and the author's wife.

LORETTA LYNN Legendary Performance dvd archives from the opry will be released in June 2010  awesomely successful, decade-spanning careers and countless fans,  solidified a place in country music history and rightfully earned the coveted title of country music legend.

RELEASED JAN 26TH 2010
From the vaults of the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum comes one of the most memorable gatherings of talent ever assembled in one gala television event, filmed at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville. This special series celebrating our nation’s musical heritage originally aired in 1978 over the course of five months and was packed with seven hours of performances that showcased the biggest names and greatest hits in country music. These two 2-DVD sets features exclusive performances by such legendary country acts as Roy Acuff, Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard,  Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, Tammy Wynette and more!
Vol-1: Track 19 Loretta Lynn Singing Patsy Cline Medley
Vol-2:Crystal Gayle singing medley includes Don't Come Home  Drinking (with loving on your mind)

Live from Edmonton Canada 1977 with new tracks from 1988 show featuring RED white and blue, uncle Penn Rocky top and more plus Loretta's Band ( we have them in stock in our web store )

Starring Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn and Dolly Parton

Three of the greatest female legends of song are spotlighted in this special three-disc DVD collection, featuring timeless sounds from the 1960s & the 1970s.

DOLLY PARTON Dolly & Friends features the multi-talented Ms. Parton performing country and popular music from her 1976-77 series "Dolly." Joined by friends Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris, Kenny Rogers and poet Rod McKuen, Dolly offers a variety of her greatest hits as well as special duets not available anywhere else.

LORETTA LYNN In this collection of long-unseen highlights from her days as a regular on The Wilburn Brothers Show, Lynn sings a heartfelt and uplifting assortment of both traditional and and contemporary gospel songs.

PATSY CLINE Sweet Dreams Still is the essential video anthology of Patsy s filmed musical performances, offering full-length clips of rare performances along with Patsy s last televised appearance, days before her tragic death.

Listen to Todd and LORETTA On Don't Temp Me Baby (written by LORETTA)

"SECRET, PROFANE, & SUGARCANE" TRACK LIST
1. Down Among the Wine and Spirits
2. Complicated Shadows
3. I Felt the Chill
4. My All Time Doll
5. Hidden Shame
6. She Handed Me a Mirror
7. I Dreamed of My Old Lover
8. How Deep is the Red
9. She Was No Good
10. Sulfur to Sugarcane
11. Red Cotton
12. The Crooked Line
13. Changing Partners

Featuring Loretta Lynn on I Wanna Be Free

And it all started with, as Loretta Lynn says, a “patting foot” because you love country music. Some of your best memories are of listening to the Grand Ole Opry on the radio or watching it on TV

Featuring Johnny Cash in his last film interview. Also featuring Rosanne Cash, Loretta Lynn, Little Jimmy Dickens, Marty Stuart, Ricky Skaggs and Chris Jones. A beautifully produced companion volume to the Public Television documentary narrated by Naomi Judd, The Appalachians fills the void in information about the region, offering a rich portrait of its history and its legacy in music, literature, and film. Hardcover, Pages 288

Airing during 1978-1979, how they assembled this set is a bit unclear. Some of the episodes on this set are actually listed as second season in some cases. No matter, we're confident the powers that be won't put an episode on two separate sets – so enjoy. Our favorite? Gilda Radner. And Harry Belafonte. And Loretta Lynn

Don't Temp Me Baby a duet with Loretta Lynn Todd Snider will be released later this year on Todds unNamed Cd..

Walk Hard," a parody of musical biopics, walks a fine line between imitation and mockery. It is the latest effort by Judd Apatow, who takes director, Jake Kasdan (Lawrence Kasdan's son), on board as co-writer. Though the satire is hit-and-miss, the film works best when taking a sweet-natured approach to the genre's sanctimonious fixation on rags-to-riches bios. The music, featuring more than 20 songs written specifically for the film, is a hoot.Besides having fun with "Ray," the defiled include Johnny Cash's, "Walk The Line," Bobby Darin's, "Beyond The Sea," Loretta Lynn's, "Coal Miner's Daughter," and the "Buddy Holly Story." Some skewering is humorous, others are as tedious as its source material. One of the latter casts an uncredited Jonah Hill as the nagging, grown-up ghost of Dewey's dead brother.

Book explores life of Joltin’ Jim McCoy
W.Va. music man first put Patsy Cline on radio in 1940s

By Christine Miller Ford
Special to The Winchester Star

BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — With Patsy Cline’s popularity still strong nearly a half-century after her death in a Tennessee plane crash, it’s hardly a surprise that those closest to her find themselves in the spotlight, too.

Jim McCoy, the 78-year-old West Virginia-born singer, songwriter, and disc jockey who put Cline on the radio when she was just 14, is the subject of a new book by John Douglas, a free-lance writer and the editor of Berkeley Springs’ weekly newspaper .

"Joltin’ Jim: Jim McCoy’s Life In Country Music’’ features anecdotes about McCoy’s long career, including his years of working with musical acts at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester and decades of interactions with country music stars — not just Cline, but also Ernest Tubb, Dottie West, George Jones, Buck Owens, Loretta Lynn, and others.

The book includes photographs from McCoy’s collection that show him with Tubb (his idol and mentor since his teenage years), Little Jimmy Dickens (who these days shows up in music videos with fellow West Virginian Brad Paisley), Ray Price (the singer and songwriter who performed with Hank Williams, Roger Miller, Willie Nelson, and Johnny Paycheck) — and others.

"Joltin’ Jim: Jim McCoy’s Life In Country Music’’ features anecdotes about McCoy’s long career, including his years of working with musical acts at the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester and decades of interactions with country music stars — not just Cline, but also Ernest Tubb, Dottie West, George Jones, Buck Owens, Loretta Lynn, and others.

The story of how Cline — then known by her birth name, Virginia Hensley — won a spot on McCoy’s Saturday morning radio show on Winchester’s WINC, after an impromptu audition became something of a legend, but readers might not be aware of McCoy’s other ties to Cline.

For example, he served as one of the pallbearers when Cline was laid to rest in Shenandoah Memorial Park outside Winchester on a Sunday afternoon in March 1963.

And in the years after her death, McCoy grew closer to Cline’s widower, Charlie Dick, visiting with him during trips to Winchester as well as at Dick’s home in Nashville, Tenn.

Grand Ole Opry fans will relish classic performances by Tammy Wynette, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, and George Jones, among others, with the DVD release of Opry Video Classics on Nov. 20.

Opry Video Classics is comprised of 120 performances from the 1950s to the '70s, featuring many live television appearances captured on the stage of the Ryman Auditorium, home of the Grand Ole Opry for more than 30 years.

Most of the performances have never before been available commercially. The series is presented in eight thematic volumes, including Queens Of Country (Tammy Wynette, “Stand By Your Man”), Duets (Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn, “After The Fire Is Gone”), Pioneers (Hank Snow, “I'm Moving On”), and Honky Tonk Heroes (George Jones, “The Race Is On”).

Time Life will also issue a single volume of Opry Video Classics, featuring such classics as Johnny Cash’s “Ring Of Fire,” Loretta Lynn's “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” Conway Twitty’s “Hello Darlin’” and Patsy Cline’s “Crazy.

Loretta Lynn Number 1's August 28th 2007

1. Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind) - Loretta Lynn

2. Fist City - Loretta Lynn

3. Woman of the World (Leave My World Alone) - Loretta Lynn

4. Coal Miner's Daughter - Loretta Lynn

5. After the Fire Is Gone - Loretta Lynn,

6. Lead Me On - Loretta Lynn,

7. One's on the Way - Loretta Lynn

8. Rated "X" - Loretta Lynn

9. Love Is the Foundation - Loretta Lynn

10. Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man - Loretta Lynn,

11. As Soon as I Hang Up the Phone - Loretta Lynn,

12. Trouble in Paradise - Loretta Lynn

13. Feelins' - Loretta Lynn,

14. Somebody Somewhere (Don't Know What He's Missing Tonight) - Loretta Lynn

15. She's Got You - Loretta Lynn

16. Out of My Head and Back in My Bed - Loretta Lynn

17. I Still Believe in Waltzes [*] - Loretta Lynn,

Loretta & Marty have a new duet called "Will you vist me on Sunday" it will be released on Marty's new cd called Compadres released in 2007 you wil recall Loretta and Conway recorded  the same song on Nov 9th 1970 for their debut lp "We Only Make Believe" now LORETTA & MARTY Marty’s new Compadres CD compiles 14 various duets he’s recorded with other stars on assorted albums over the years. One of the two new collaborations is this dynamite, mournful wailer with the fabulous Loretta. When they open their throats together on the choruses, you’re in the presence of country majesty. This classic Dallas Frazier song has been recorded by many, including Charlie Louvin, Merle Haggard and George Jones, but it has never sounded better than it does here. Turn it up and shout, 'Hallelujah.'” (Music Row Track of the Day)

1. Farmers Blues w/Merle Haggard 2. Doin' My Time w/ Johnny Cash 3. Rawride w/Lester Flatt 4. The Whiskey Ain't Workin Anymore w/ Travis Tritt 5. Will You Visit Me On Sunday w/Loretta Lynn 6. Cryin, Waiting Hoping w/Steve Earle 7. Mr. John Henry w/Earl Scruggs 8. Hearts Like Ours w/Connie Smith 9. The Weight w/The Staple Singers 10. One Woman Man w/George Jones 11. Confessing The Blues w/B.B. King 12. Same Ole Train w/Skaggs, Krauss, Emmylou.... 13. I Can See For Miles w/ Ole Crow Medicine Show 14. Let Us Travel w/Del McCoury 15. Move Along Train w/ Miss Mavis Staples

New Release it check out at your local Book store or music store or online this is a must DVD

the Johnny Cash Show highlights will become available on DVD Jan 2007 next year, and they will be a valuable addition to the Johnny Cash canon of work. It's funny, but the longer it's been since Johnny Cash died, the more relevant he becomes to today's pop culture.

Loretta Lynn Live from Gilley's 1989 track list 18 songs fron NAKED I THE RAIN ,SILVER THREADS AND GOLDEN NEEDELS, TO YOU AIN'T WOMEN ENOUGH,LOOKING AT COUNTY, TO COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER PICK UP YOUR COPY TODAY..

SET FOR A MARCH 7TH RELEASE DATE A 2/CD SET OF LORETTA LYNN GOLD CONTAINS 36 TRACK CLASSICS like DEAR UNCLE SAM AND NEW songs like  COUNTRYIn My Genes TRACK LIST BELOW

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TRACK LIST Disc 1 1.   I'm a Honky Tonk Girl 2.   Success 3.   Before I'm Over You 4.   Wine, Women and Song 5.   Mr. and Mrs. Used to Be 6.   Happy Birthday 7.   Blue Kentucky Girl 8.   Dear Uncle Sam 9.   You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man 10.   Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind) 11.   Fist City 12.   You've Just Stepped In (From Stepping Out on Me) 13.   Your Squaw Is on the Warpath 14.   Woman of the World 15.   To Make a Man (Feel Like a Man) 16.   You Wanna Give Me a Lift 17.   Coal Miner's Daughter 18.   After the Fire Is Gone Disc 2 1.   You're Lookin' at Country 2.   I Wanna Be Free 3.   One's on the Way 4.   Rated "X" 5.   The Pill 6.   Love Is the Foundation 7.   Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man 8.   Hey Loretta 9.   They Don't Make 'Em Like My Daddy Anymore 10.   Trouble in Paradise 11.   When the Tingle Becomes a Chill 12.   Somebody Somewhere (Don't Know What He's Missin' Tonight) 13.   She's Got You 14.   Out of My Head and Back in My Bed 15.   I Can't Feel You Anymore 16.   I Lie 17.   Silver Threads and Golden Needles 18.   Country in My Genes

On March 28th 2006 Mca/ Nashville will release a cd box set containing 28 remasterd hits of Loretta Lynn Simply tiltled The Chronicals more info to follow

 

 

	01 .	You're Lookin' at Country
	02 .	Coal Miner's Daughter
	03 .	Fist City
	04 .	Hey Loretta
	05 .	Somebody Somewhere
	06 .	One's on the Way
	07 .	Your Squaw Is on the Warpath
	08 .	Out of My Head and Back in My Arms
	09 .	Back in My Baby's Arms
	10 .	She's Got You

We Sure Make Good Love offers old-fashioned non-family values: (Jones) "We never will go down in history / as the all-American family. / The house needs paintin' and the ceiling leaks. / But you understand / I'm no handy man. ..." (Loretta Lynn) "I won't be noted for my fine cuisine / unless you're in the front baking them beans. / Domestic life has never been my thing. / Between me and you / there's one thing we can do. / (Both) We sure make good love. That's more than enough. / It makes up for what we mess up. / We sure make good love.

  IS LORETTA COUNTRY MUSIC'S SCARLET  ARTICAL Journalist recounts her 1975 meeting with LORETTA  and talks about The Unsinkable LORETTA.. and shows some rare pics too..

Due out in OCT 2005