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Tom Hall T- Ballad Of Forty Dollars/Homecoming [Import]

SKU: 4000127156310
¥134.00
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Perhaps the most innovative songwriter in country music, Tom T. Hall brought the narrative drive of folk music to country. They called him 'The Singing Storyteller' back in the Seventies, and even after his own incredible hit streak (more than 50 hits over 20 years) ended, he continued to write hit songs for Alan Jackson and others. The consensus is that his earliest albums are his best, and we've gathered his first four LPs on two CDs

Tracklist:

  1. That's How I Got to Memphis
  2. Cloudy Day
  3. Shame on the Rain
  4. Highways
  5. Forbidden Flowers
  6. Ain't Got the Time
  7. Ballad of Forty Dollars
  8. I Washed My Face in the Morning Dew
  9. Picture of Your Mother
  10. World the Way I Want It
  11. Over & Over Again
  12. Beauty Is a Fading Flower
  13. Week in the Country Jail
  14. Strawberry Farms
  15. Shoeshine Man
  16. Kentuckty in the Morning
  17. Nashville Is a Groovy Little Town
  18. Margie's at the Lincoln Park Inn
  19. Homecoming
  20. Carter Boys
  21. Flat-Footin' It
  22. George (And the Northwoods)
  23. I Miss a Lot of Trains
Format: New CD/Country

Tom Hall T- Ballad Of Forty Dollars/Homecoming [Import]

SKU: 4000127156310
¥134.00

Release Date: 06.28.1994

 
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Perhaps the most innovative songwriter in country music, Tom T. Hall brought the narrative drive of folk music to country. They called him 'The Singing Storyteller' back in the Seventies, and even after his own incredible hit streak (more than 50 hits over 20 years) ended, he continued to write hit songs for Alan Jackson and others. The consensus is that his earliest albums are his best, and we've gathered his first four LPs on two CDs

Tracklist:

  1. That's How I Got to Memphis
  2. Cloudy Day
  3. Shame on the Rain
  4. Highways
  5. Forbidden Flowers
  6. Ain't Got the Time
  7. Ballad of Forty Dollars
  8. I Washed My Face in the Morning Dew
  9. Picture of Your Mother
  10. World the Way I Want It
  11. Over & Over Again
  12. Beauty Is a Fading Flower
  13. Week in the Country Jail
  14. Strawberry Farms
  15. Shoeshine Man
  16. Kentuckty in the Morning
  17. Nashville Is a Groovy Little Town
  18. Margie's at the Lincoln Park Inn
  19. Homecoming
  20. Carter Boys
  21. Flat-Footin' It
  22. George (And the Northwoods)
  23. I Miss a Lot of Trains