Arnold,Eddy Cattle Call/Thereby Hangs A Tale CD

In 1959, RCA Nashville producer-guitarist Chet Atkins brought Jimmie Driftwood's Tennessee Stud to Eddy Arnold and gave 'The Tennessee Plowboy' his first major hit in three years. That success, scored in the wake of the Kingston Trio's Tom Dooley, prompted the Atkins-Arnold team to prepare an album of folk-based saga songs, 'Thereby Hangs a Tale.' in 1963, a second 'folk' album, this with an exclusively Western theme, reprised Arnold's 1955 hit, Cattle Call. This 25-song collection brings together all the 1959-1963 'folk & Western' recordings of country's Crosby, souvenirs of a time when saga songs became hit records.

1. Streets of Laredo 2. Cool Water 3. Cattle Call 4. Leanin' on the Old Top Rail 5. Ole Faithful 6. Cowboy's Dream 7. Wayward Wind 8. Tumbling Tumbleweeds 9. Cowpoke 10. Where the Mountains Meet the Sky 11. Sierra Sue 12. Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie 13. Jim I Wore a Tie Today 14. Tom Dooley 15. Nellie Sits A-Waitin' 16. Tennessee Stud 17. Battle of Little Big Horn 18. Wreck of the Old '97 19. Red Headed Stranger 20. Johnny Reb, That's Me 21. Riders in the Sky 22. Boot Hill 23. Ballad of Davy Crockett 24. Partners 25. Jesse James