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OTTOWA VALLEY HALL OF FAME-First 10 Years. BACM CD 685
The Ottowa Country Music Hall of Fame was founded to preserve and cel... more info
COLE WILSON & The Tumbleweeds with Nola Hewitt. BACM CD 686
Country music achieved popularity in New Zealand in the 1930s with the... more info
OLD TIME TUNES & SONGS Vol 5. BACM CD 687
A fifth volume of historic recordings from the golden era of early cou... more info
Country Music - Chart Memories - 1955 - (Vol. 4) CD 024
Tracks 76 - 100 of the most popular original recordings of 1955, by th... more info
Country Music - Chart Memories - 1955 - (Vol. 3) CD 023
Tracks 51 - 75 of the most popular original recordings of 1955, by the... more info
Country Music - Chart Memories - 1955 - (Vol. 2) CD 022
Tracks 26 - 50 of the most popular original recordings of 1955, by the... more info
Country Music - Chart Memories - 1955 - (Vol. 1) CD 021
Tracks 1 - 25 of the most popular original recordings of 1955, by the ... more infoBrowse catalogue by artiste / era / genre / serial no.
Carl Butler began singing and playing guitar as a kid back in the 1930s and after wartime service began performing on radio leading to his first studio recordings in 1947 – that was accompanying one of his childhood hero-groups, the Bailes Brothers. He first appeared on the Opry in 1948 and began his solo recording career in 1950, initially on Columbia. He enjoyed some success both as a songwriter and singer through the 1950s but only hit the big time in 1961 when he and his wife Pearl recorded Don’t Let Me Cross Over – which stayed at No. 1 for 11 weeks. Carl and Pearl went on to score a series of hits and successful albums throughout the 1960s and beyond, always staying ‘Pure country’. This collection covers the period from early 1958 to the early 1960s, 27 fine recordings many of them not previously released on CD and rare.
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Genres: 50s Country-style | Eras: Late 1950s to early 60s
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Carl Butler began singing and playing guitar as a kid back in the 1930s and after wartime service began performing on radio leading to his first studio recordings in 1947 – that was accompanying one of his childhood hero-groups, the Bailes Brothers. He first appeared on the Opry in 1948 and began his solo recording career in 1950, initially on Columbia. He enjoyed some success both as a songwriter and singer through the 1950s but only hit the big time in 1961 when he and his wife Pearl recorded Don’t Let Me Cross Over – which stayed at No. 1 for 11 weeks. Carl and Pearl went on to score a series of hits and successful albums throughout the 1960s and beyond, always staying ‘Pure country’. This collection covers the period from early 1958 to the early 1960s, 27 fine recordings many of them not previously released on CD and rare.
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Tracks 51 - 75 of the most popular original recordings of 1962 by the original artists. The Chart Memories CD collection is a limited edition, mini-series created to appeal to all country music collectors.
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Tracks 26 - 50 of the most popular original recordings of 1962 by the original artists. The Chart Memories CD collection is a limited edition, mini-series created to appeal to all country music collectors.
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