Home On The Range

Various (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

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Audio CD (April 22 2003)
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Pearl
ASIN: B000000X08
In-Print Editions: Audio CD

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1. No One To Call Me Darling - Gene Autry
2. When The Moon Hangs High - The Hillbillies
3. Any Old Time - Jimmie Rodgers
4. The Old Trail - Gene Autry
5. Why There's A Tear In My Ear - Jimmie Rodgers/Sara Carter
6. The Sunset Trail - The Hillbillies
7. Dusk - Gene Autry
8. I've Only Loved Three Women - Jimmie Rodgers
9. Home On The Range - The Hillbillies
10. The Wonderful City - Jimmie Rodgers/Sarah Carter
11. The Yodeling Hobo - The Hillbillies
12. The Dying Cowboy - The Hillbillies
13. Round Up Time Out West - Jimmie Rodgers
14. Blue Yodel No.5 - Gene Autry
15. Colorado Sunset - Roy Rodgers
16. There's A Bridle Hangin' On The Wall - Carson Robison And His Pioneers
17. I've Got The Jailhouse Blues - Gene Autry
18. Whisper Your Mother's Name - Gene Autry
19. There's A Ranch In The Rockies - Roy Rodgers
20. Pistol Packin' Papa - Gene Autry
See all 22 tracks on this disc

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A Kinder Gentler Time Nov 28 2000

By Jason Milovich - Published on Amazon.com

Format:Audio CD

I received this disc as a gift last year and debated whether or not to use it as a coaster. That was until I listened to it. The songs all have one common theme among them, the lonesome cowboy and his trials and tribulations. The groups and singers, like Gene Autry perfectly capture an era that is sadly not even a distant memory to most. I recommend this to anyone that likes to take a divergence once in a while to a musical genre that is so ancient you couldn't even find on Hee Haw anymore.

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