Country

Best of Roger Miller: His Greatest Songs is an 12-track collection that features some of his biggest hits such as "King of the Road," "Dang Me," "Chug-A-Lug," "Do-Wacka-Do," "Kansas City Star," and "You Can't Roller Skate in a Buffalo Herd."1. King of...

Best Of Country Blues, The by Merle Haggard Run time : 28 minutes Designed At - Wilson Design Group Liner Notes - Don Ovens1. Workin' Man Blues 2. Blues Stay Away from Me 3. Moanin' the Blues 4. Blues for Dixie 5. Mississippi Delta Blues 6. White Man...

Best known for the classic hits "Six Pack to Go" and "Oklahoma Hills," this country music legend is going for a record: if he succeeds in charting a single from this project, Hank Thompson will be the only artist of any genre to chart singles in 6...

Best known for his trademark honky-tonk sound, which led to his nickname "The Texas Troubadour," Ernest became a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1965. His distinctive style is best exemplified in his re-recording of "Walkin' the Floor Over...

Best known as Buck Owens' guitarist, Don Rich was also an incredible fiddle player. And, while 'Orange Blossom Special' was a live staple at a Buckaroos show, Don's fiddle carried through to many Buck Owens studio releases, too. In 1971, 10 tracks were...

BEST features a collection of the best Robert Earl Keen classics including "The Road Goes on Forever", "No Kinda Dancer" and "Furnace Fan". This is the only comprehensive collection available for Robert Earl Keen. This collection includes some of his...

Benny Woodley was born in the remote Wheat-belt town of Three Springs Western Australia, Australia. He was raised at New Norcia Mission from the age of 8 until he was 15. Benny was given his first acoustic guitar by his biological mother he then took an...

BEN COLDER was the alter-ego of singing actor Sheb Wooley, who'd enjoyed a worldwide hit with the million-selling 'Purple People Eater' back in 1958. In 1962 he successfully wrote and recorded an 'answer disc' to Rex Allen's US?hit 'Don't Go Near The...

Beginning his career performing with legendary bluegrass pioneers Bill Monroe and Flatt and Scruggs, Mac Wiseman went on to be one of the driving forces behind the development of bluegrass and country music across America. Characterised by his smooth...

Before Waylon played bass on Buddy Holly's ill-fated last tour that also featured Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper, Jennings had been mentored by the bespectacled Lubbock rocker with Holly producing his first single 'Jole Blon,' which was released on...

Before there was Willie Nelson the cultural icon, there was Willie Nelson the sublime songsmith and struggling recording artist. Years ahead of his time, Willie languished in relative obscurity from the mid '60s to the early '70s as RCA Victor producer...

Before his early passing, Chris was a powerful force in country music between 1970 and 1990. This CD features 11 of his best.1. Whatcha Gonna Do with a Cowboy 2. Cadillac Ranch 3. This Cowboy's Hat 4. Look at You Girl 5. Every Time I Roll the Dice 6. For...