Newman,Jimmy C. Bop A Hula CD

Here's some real raw hillbilly music, and a few early Nashville Sound classics. In 1953 Jimmy came up from Louisiana and got a Dot Records contract on the strength of 'Cry, Cry Darling'. These two CDs follow his career through to 1958, taking in some of the finest hillbilly and rockabilly and country-pop of the era. Altogether, there are 47 titles including July You're A Woman, Oldest Living Son, Earth Rider, The Pirates Of Stone County Road, Razorback Woman, and She Believes In Me

1. Diggy Liggy Lo 2. Night Time Is Cry Time 3. You Don't Want Me to Know 4. Do You Feel Like I Feel About You 5. Daydreaming 6. Dream Why Do You Hurt Me So 7. Crying for a Pastime 8. Angel Have Mercy 9. I Thought I'd Never Fall in Love Again 10. God Was So Good 11. Let's Stay Together 12. What Will I Do 13. I've Got You on My Mind 14. Seasons of My Heart 15. Come Back to Me 16. I Wanta Tell the World 17. You Didn't Have to Go 18. Cry Cry Darling 19. Can It Be Right 20. Your True and Faithful One 21. What Will I Do 22. I'll Always Love You Darling 23. Once Again 24. Let Me Stay in Your Arms 25. Bop a Hula 26. Step Aside Shallow Water 27. Carry on 28. With Tears in My Eyes 29. Once Again 30. Blue Darlin' 31. Let Me Stay in Your Arms 32. I Thought I'd Never Fall in Love Again 33. Yesterday's Dreams 34. Let the Whole World Talk 35. Honky Tonk Tears 36. What Will I Do 37. Last Night 38. No Use to Cry 39. The Way That You're Living 40. What a Fool I Was to Fall (For You) 41. A Falling Star 42. I Can't Go on This Way 43. Need Me 44. A Sweet Kind of Love 45. Cry Cry Darling 46. Your the Idol of My Dreams 47. Need Me