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The Wondering Boy (1951-1958) [Box]Webb Pierce
Release Date: 09/29/1994
Original Release:
1990
# of Discs:
4
J&R Item # 549602_CD
UPC # 790051155223
Label: Bear Family (Germany)
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Disc: 1
1.
Drifting Texas Sand
2.
If Crying Would Make You Care
3.
California Blues (Blue Yodel, No. 4)
4.
You Scared the Love Right Out of Me
5.
New Silver Bells
6.
Wondering
7.
You Know I'm Still in Love With You
8.
I'm Gonna See My Baby
9.
That Heart Belongs to Me
10.
I Just Can't Be True
11.
So Used to Loving You
12.
I Haven't Got the Heart
13.
Slowly
14.
Last Waltz, The
15.
Bow Thy Head
16.
Country Church
17.
I Haven't Got the Heart
18.
I'll Always Take Care of You
19.
Back Street Affair
20.
I'm Only Wishin'
21.
I'll Go on Alone
22.
That's Me Without You
23.
Broken Engagement
24.
We'll Find a Way
25.
It's Been So Long
26.
Don't Throw Your Life Away
27.
Too Late to Worry Now
28.
There Stands the Glass
Disc: 2
1.
There's a Better Home
2.
Mother Call My Name in Prayer
3.
I'm Walking the Dog
4.
You Just Can't Be True
5.
Slowly
6.
Broken Engagement
7.
Slowly
8.
Even Tho'
9.
Sparkling Brown Eyes
10.
Bugle Call From Heaven
11.
Thank You, Dear Lord
12.
Kneel at the Cross
13.
Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
14.
You're Not Mine Anymore
15.
I'm Gonna Fall Out of Love With You
16.
Your Good For Nothing Heart
17.
Just Imagination / I Love You Dear
18.
More And More / I Found Someone That's True
19.
Waltz You Saved For Me, The
20.
One Day Later
21.
In the Jailhouse Now
22.
Sneakin' All Around
23.
I Don't Care
24.
Just How Long
25.
Yes I Know Why
26.
Little Rosa
Disc: 3
1.
Call Me Your Sweetheart
2.
If You Were Me (And I Were You)
3.
Love, Love, Love
4.
Why Baby Why
5.
Yes I Know Why
6.
I Found a True Love
7.
'Cause I Love You
8.
Little Rosa
9.
Let Forgiveness In
10.
Any Old Time
11.
You Make Love to Everyone
12.
We'll Find a Way
13.
Teenage Boogie
14.
I'm Really Glad You Hurt Me (I Found Someone That's True)
15.
Teenage Boogie
16.
Oh, So Many Years
17.
One Week Later
18.
When I'm With You
19.
Can I Find It in Your Heart
20.
Crying Over You
21.
I'm Tired
22.
It's My Way
23.
Someday
24.
Honky Tonky Song
25.
I Care No More / Don't Be The One
26.
Bye Bye Love
27.
Missing You
28.
Let Forgiveness In
29.
Who Wouldn't Love You
Disc: 4
1.
New Panhandle Rag
2.
I Know It Was You
3.
Don't Do It Darlin'
4.
Holiday For Love
5.
How Long
6.
New Raunchy, The
7.
I'll Get by Somehow
8.
English Sweetheart
9.
Down Panama Way
10.
Foreign Love
11.
You'll Come Back
12.
New Love Affair, A
13.
Falling Back to You
14.
Sittin' Alone
15.
I'm Letting You Go
16.
Tupelo County Jail
17.
Waiting a Lifetime
18.
True Love Never Dies
19.
I Think of You
20.
I Won't Be Cryin' Anymore
21.
I Owe It to My Heart
22.
Violet and the Rose, The
23.
After the Boy Gets the Girl
24.
You Make Me Live Again
25.
Crazy Arms
26.
Pick Me up on Your Way Down
27.
Life to Go
28.
My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You
Performer: Webb Pierce
Producer: Paul Cohen; Owen Bradley Distributor: E1 Distribution (USA) Notes: Produced for reissue by Richard Weize. Contains 113 tracks and a 36-page booklet. For the devout, Germany's Bear Family offers a 4-CD boxed set of Pierce's primal honky tonk, a total of 113 songs by one of the seminal post-war country artists, including duets with Kitty Wells, Red Sovine, and the Wilburn Brothers. This is the best sound quality and presentation available of this influential music. ~ Mark A. Humphrey
Musician (8/92, p.94) - "...if you ever wondered about a possible missing link between Hank Williams and rock & roll, Webb Pierce completes this puzzle...the melodies enriched by his unusual voice offer clear explanation why Pierce had 13 number one hits on the country charts during the 1950s..."
Mojo (Publisher) (9/00, p.112) - "...This is back when country was country, and Pierce's doleful, tragic honky-tonk tenor took classics to the tops of the charts..."
Webb Pierce's 1953 hit "There Stands the Glass"--a classic country drinkin' song with a sweet, tumbling-tumbleweed melody--was banned from many U.S. radio stations because of its subject matter, a fact that attests to the authenticity of the late honky tonker's music. A regular on the radio show LOUISIANA HAYRIDE as well as the GRAND OLE OPRY, Pierce had a dizzying number of charting hits, including two with Kitty Wells, and one ("Slowly") that became the first popular country song to feature a pedal steel guitar. His lavish lifestyle and rococo wardrobe helped create the cliche of the Nashville "rhinestone cowboy," but his gorgeous tenor and keen songwriting are what generations of country music fans remember about him the most.
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