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Music CD - Tennessee Ernie Ford: Vintage Collections Series
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Music CD: Vintage Collections Series
Artist: Tennessee Ernie Ford
List Price: $5.98
Our Price: $1.98
Your Save: $ 4.00 ( 67% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: EMI Special Products
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Average Customer Rating:   
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Tracks:
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1. Milk 'Em In The Mornin' Blues
2. Country Junction
3. Smoky Mountain Boogie
4. Anticipation Blues
5. Mule Train
6. Cry Of The Wild Goose
7. I'll Never Be Free
8. Shot-Gun Boogie
9. I Ain't Gonna Let It Happen No More
10. You're My Sugar
11. Streamlined Cannonball
12. Hey, Good Lookin'
13. Hambone
14. Everybody's Got A Girl But Me
15. Snow Shoe Thompson
16. Hey, Mr. Cotton Picker
17. Kiss Me Big
18. Sixteen Tons
19. First Born
20. Hicktown
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0724385431920
Label: EMI Special Products
Manufacturer: EMI Special Products
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: EMI Special Products
Release Date: 1997-03-11
Studio: EMI Special Products
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great voice.
Comment: He has great voice, fine songs.
"Sixteen tons" is highlight.
Good compilation,good booklet.
Customer Rating:
Summary: At least it's got "16 Tons"
Comment: I didn't know much about Tennessee Ernie Ford, besides "16 Tons," but figured that alone was enough to give this CD a chance. It is a good value, and has a nice mix of songs. Unfortunately, I must say very few besides "16 Tons" interested me. By and large, the songs are overly produced, and lack soul. Ford has a great voice, and a few other songs are worth listening (like "Milk 'em in the Morning Blues"). The album does what it claims to do, give you an inclusive collection of Ford's output, and if you like Ford, it probably won't dissapoint. But this CD left me cold.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great from beginning to end!
Comment: I always loved "Sixteen Tons", but I never knew any of Tennessee Ernie Ford's other songs. This collection, which is in chronological order, was terrific from beginnning to end, with lots of singable songs and excellent recording quality. Some of my favorites were "Milk 'em in the Morning Blues", "Country Junction", "I'll Never Be Free", "Hey Mr. Cotton-Picker" and, of course, "Sixteen Tons", but most of the other songs are very good, also. This CD is also a great value -- lots of songs for the price.
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