Red SovineSimply Red - Solo Singles 1954-1959 CD Chiefly remembered for his sentimental, posthumous 1980 UK chart topper Teddy Bear - Red Sovine had a long career in country music stretching back to the early 1950s, recording sinfles for many labels and scoring more than 30 US country chart hits, his first in 1955.His earliest recordings are about as far away from Teddy Bear as it's possible to get - driving, hardcore honky tonk hillbilly classics that are greatly favoured by vintage country and indeed, many rockabilly collectors.Almost all of them are gathered here in this 31 track collection that features every one of Red's solo sides from the 1950s, including classics like Juke Joint Johnny, Don't Drop It and You Used To Be My Baby.These high-quality recordings were made in Nashville with a crack team of 'A' list studio musicians of the calibre of Chet Atkins, Grady Martin, Hank Garland, Ernie Newton, Floyd Cramer and Buddy Harman.Tut this is the first time that so many of Red's trailblazing 1950s records, across all the labels he recorded for in that decade, have been presented in the same place and in the same collection. Tracklist How Do You Think I Feel My New Love Affair Don't Drop It Don't Be The One Outlaw Which One Should I Choose I Hope You Don't Care I'm Glad You Found A Place For Me Sixteen Tons Missing You I Got Religion The Old Time Way If Jesus Came To Your House Hold Everything Best Years Of Your Life My Little Rat Down On The Corner Of Love A Poor Man's Riches Juke Joint Johnny No Thanks Bartender Who Knows Better Than You and I Wrong Once More Four Arms Courtin' Time In Tennessee Where Will Mommie Go? You Used To Be My Baby Leave Me Alone Cold Hands Of Fate One Sided Love Affair A Lot Like You Ooh How I Love You
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