Various Artists - Hit Songs Of Felice & Boudleaux Bryant / Various [New CD]

Description: Various Artists - Hit Songs Of Felice & Boudleaux Bryant / Various [New CD] Artist: Various Artists Title: Hit Songs Of Felice & Boudleaux Bryant / Various Condition: Format: CD Release Date: 2017 Label: Acrobat UPC: 824046318529 Genre: Rock Album TracksDISC 1:1. Country Boy - Little Jimmy Dickens (1949) - Little Jimmy Dickens2. It's a Lovely, Lovely World - Carl Smith (1952) - Carl Smith3. Our Honeymoon - Carl Smith (1952) - Carl Smith4. Somebody's Stolen My Honey - Ernest Tubb (1952) - Ernest Tubb5. Have a Good Time - Tony Bennett (1952) - Tony Bennett6. Hey Joe - Kitty Wells (1953) - Kitty Wells7. How's the World Treating You - Eddy Arnold (1953) - Eddy Arnold8. Hey Joe! - Carl Smith (1953) - Carl Smith9. Just Wait 'Til I Get You Alone - Carl Smith (1953) - Carl Smith10. Midnight - Red Foley (1953) - Red Foley11. Orchids Mean Goodbye - Carl Smith (1953) - Carl Smith12. Hey Joe! - Frankie Laine (1953) - Frankie Laine13. Back Up Buddy - Carl Smith (1954) - Carl Smith14. Christmas Can't Be Far Away - Eddy Arnold (1954) - Eddy Arnold15. Out Behind the Barn - Little Jimmy Dickens (1954) - Little Jimmy Dickens16. I've Been Thinking - Eddy Arnold (1955) - Eddy Arnold17. Hawk-Eye - Frankie Laine (1955) - Frankie Laine18. The Richest Man (In the World) - Eddy Arnold (1955) - Eddy Arnold19. I'd Rather Stay Home - Kitty Wells (1956) - Kitty Wells20. Willie Can - Alma Cogan (1956) - Alma Cogan21. Tryin' to Forget the Blues - Porter Wagoner (1956) - Porter Wagoner22. Willie Can - the Beverley Sisters (1956) - the Beverley Sisters23. Bye Bye Love - the Everly Brothers (1957) - the Everly Brothers24. Tina - Easy Riders (1957) - the Easy Riders25. Bye, Bye Love - Webb Pierce (1957) - Webb Pierce26. Wake Up Little Susie - the Everly Brothers (1957) - the Everly BrothersDISC 2:1. Wake Up Little Susie - King Brothers (1957) - King Brothers2. Hey Sheriff - Rusty & Doug (1958) - Rusty and Doug3. Crazy Dream - Jim Dale (1958) - Jim Dale4. All I Have to Do Is Dream - the Everly Brothers (1958) - the Everly Brothers5. Bird Dog - the Everly Brothers (1958) - the Everly Brothers6. Blue Boy - Jim Reeves (1958) - Jim Reeves7. Devoted to You - the Everly Brothers (1958) - the Everly Brothers8. Problems - the Everly Brothers (1958) - the Everly Brothers9. Love of My Life - the Everly Brothers (1958) - the Everly Brothers10. Poor Jenny - the Everly Brothers (1959) - the Everly Brothers11. Raining in My Heart - Buddy Holly (1959) - Buddy Holly12. Take a Message to Mary - the Everly Brothers (1959) - the Everly Brothers13. Sweet Sugar Lips - the Kalin Twins (1959) - the Kalin Twins14. Johnny, My Love (Grandma's Diary) - Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper (1960) - Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper15. Teen Ex - the Browns (1960) - the Browns16. Always It's You - the Everly Brothers (1960) - the Everly Brothers17. Let's Think About Living - Bob Luman (1960) - Bob Luman18. I'm Not Afraid - Ricky Nelson (1960) - Ricky Nelson19. Like Strangers - the Everly Brothers (1960) - the Everly Brothers20. Brand New Heartache - the Everly Brothers (1960) - the Everly Brothers21. My Last Date (With You) - Skeeter Davis (1960) - Skeeter Davis22. Why, Why, Bye, Bye - Bob Luman (1960) - Bob Luman23. My Last Date with You - Joni James (1960) - Joni James24. How's the World Treating You - the Louvin Brothers (1961) - the Louvin Brothers25. Mexico - Bob Moore (1961) - Bob Moore26. She Wears My Ring - Jimmy Sweeney (1962) - Jimmy Sweeney27. So How Come (No One Loves Me) - Don Gibson (1962) - Don Gibson28. Have a Good Time - Sue Thompson (1962) - Sue Thompson They may not be household names, but the husband and wife songwriting team of Felice & Boudleaux Bryant rank among the most successful pop composers of the post-war era, with some of their songs providing iconic landmarks in pop history. They are best-known for the string of hits they wrote to kick-start the career of the Everly Brothers, their compositions of that crucial mini-era including "Bye Bye Love", "Wake Up Little Susie", "All I Have To Do Is Dream", "Bird Dog", "Devoted To You" and others. Boudleaux was a classically-trained violinist who took up jazz, and started writing with his wife Felice after their whirlwind marriage in 1945. After years of trying, they sold their first song to publishers Acuff-Rose, and it was a hit in 1949 for Little Jimmy Dickens, after which they concentrated mainly on the country market, writing classics like "Hey Joe", "How's the World Treating You" and "Midnight" to score huge hits before breaking into the pop arena to achieve success on both sides of the Atlantic, as artists of all kinds homed in on their material, including Buddy Holly who recorded their song "Raining In My Heart". This great-value 54-track 2-CD set comprises every US and UK chart entry achieved by artists performing their songs through to 1962. It's not only a testimony to their remarkable talent, but a fascinating trawl across the pop music landscape of the era, featuring a remarkable and impressive range of starsCopyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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