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Various – The Smithsonian Collection Of Classic Country Music
| Genre: | Folk, World, & Country |
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| Style: | Country, Folk, Hillbilly |
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Tracklist
| 1920's | |||
| Eck Robertson– | Sallie Gooden | ||
| Fiddlin' John Carson– | The Little Old Log Cabin In The Lane | ||
| Grayson & Whitter– | Going Down The Lee Highway | ||
| Uncle Dave Macon– | Jordan Is A Hard Road To Travel | ||
| Vernon Dalhart– | The Prisoner's Song | ||
| Charlie Poole– | Goodbye Sweet Liza Jane | ||
| Vernon Dalhart– | Wreck Of The Old 97 | ||
| Gid Tanner & His Skillet Lickers– | Soldier's Joy | ||
| Smith's Sacred Singers– | Where We'll Never Grow Old | ||
| East Texas Serenaders– | Shannon Waltz | ||
| Darby & Tarlton– | Birmingham Jail | ||
| Buell Kazee– | Lady Gay | ||
| Bradley Kincaid– | The Fatal Wedding | ||
| Carl T. Sprague– | When The Work's All Done This Fall | ||
| Ernest V. Stoneman*– | The Titanic | ||
| Carter Family*– | Wildwood Flower | ||
| Jimmie Rodgers– | Daddy And Home | ||
| Jimmie Rodgers– | Waiting For A Train | ||
| The 1930's Southeast | |||
| Arthur Smith (6)– | Mocking Bird | ||
| Riley Puckett– | Ragged But Right | ||
| Cliff Carlisle And His Buckle Busters– | Black Jack David | ||
| The Coon Creek Girls– | Pretty Polly | ||
| Mac & Bob– | Twenty One Years | ||
| Callahan Brothers*– | She's My Curley Headed Baby | ||
| Blue Sky Boys– | The East Bound Train | ||
| The Delmore Brothers– | Brown's Ferry Blues | ||
| Monroe Brothers– | What Would You Give In Exchange (For Your Soul) | ||
| Rouse Brothers– | Orange Blossom Special | ||
| Red Foley– | Old Shep | ||
| Karl And Harty– | I'm Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail | ||
| Lulu Belle And Scotty– | Remember Me (When The Candle Lights Are Gleaming) | ||
| J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers– | Maple On The Hill | ||
| Rex Griffin– | The Last Letter | ||
| Roy Acuff And His Crazy Tennesseans*– | Great Speckled Bird | ||
| Roy Acuff And His Smoky Mountain Boys– | The Precious Jewel | ||
| Carter Family*– | Can The Circle Be Unbroken (Bye And Bye) | ||
| The 1930's Southwest | |||
| Gene Autry And Jimmy Long– | Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine | ||
| Sons Of The Pioneers*– | Tumbling Tumbleweeds | ||
| Sons Of The Pioneers*– | Cool Water | ||
| Patsy Montana And The Prairie Ramblers– | I Want To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart | ||
| Montana Slim– | My Swiss Moonlight Lullaby | ||
| Stuart Hamblen And His Covered Wagon Jubilee*– | Texas Plains | ||
| W. Lee O'Daniel & The Light Crust Doughboys With Leon Huff (2)– | My Mary | ||
| The Shelton Brothers– | Deep Elem Blues | ||
| Jimmie Davis– | Nobody's Darlin' But Mine | ||
| Bill Boyd And His Cowboy Ramblers– | Under The Double Eagle | ||
| Milton Brown And His Brownies– | St. Louis Blues | ||
| Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys*– | Steel Guitar Rag | ||
| Leo Soileau & His Three Aces– | Le Valse De Geydan | ||
| Woody Guthrie– | Do Re Mi | ||
| The Chuck Wagon Gang*– | Jesus Hold My Hand | ||
| Cliff Bruner's Texas Wanderers– | It Makes No Difference Now | ||
| Bob Wills And His Texas Playboys*– | New San Antonio Rose | ||
| Gene Autry– | You Are My Sunshine | ||
| 1941 - 1953 | |||
| Ernest Tubb– | Walking The Floor Over You | ||
| Wiley Walker And Gene Sullivan*– | When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again | ||
| Ted Daffan's Texans– | Born To Lose | ||
| Elton Britt– | There's A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere | ||
| Al Dexter And His Troopers– | Pistol Packin' Mama | ||
| Tex Ritter & His Texans– | Have I Stayed Away Too Long? | ||
| Molly O'Day & The Cumberland Mountain Folks– | Teardrops Falling In The Snow | ||
| Jack Guthrie And His Oklahomans– | Oklahoma Hills | ||
| Bailes Brothers– | Dust On The Bible | ||
| Roy Acuff And His Smoky Mountain Boys– | Wabash Cannonball | ||
| Merle Travis– | I Am A Pilgrim | ||
| Tex Ritter– | Rye Whiskey | ||
| Eddy Arnold– | The Cattle Call | ||
| Tex Williams And His Western Caravan– | Smoke, Smoke, Smoke | ||
| Johnnie And Jack And The Tennessee Mountain Boys– | What About You? | ||
| Jimmy Dickens*– | Take An Old Cold Tater (And Wait) | ||
| Maddox Brothers And Rose– | Philadelphia Lawyer | ||
| Red Foley– | Peace In The Valley | ||
| 1941 - 1953 Cont'd | |||
| Grandpa Jones– | Eight More Miles To Louisville | ||
| Cowboy Copas– | Filipino Baby | ||
| The Blue Sky Boys*– | Kentucky | ||
| Moon Mullican And The Showboys– | New Pretty Blonde (New Jole Blon) | ||
| Slim Whitman– | Bandera Waltz | ||
| Hank Snow And His Rainbow Ranch Boys*– | I'm Moving On | ||
| Leon Payne– | I Love You Because | ||
| Pee Wee King And His Golden West Cowboys– | Tennessee Waltz | ||
| Molly O'Day & The Cumberland Mountain Folks– | The Tramp On The Street | ||
| Martha Carson– | Satisfied | ||
| Floyd Tillman– | Slipping Around | ||
| Lefty Frizzell– | I Love You A Thousand Ways | ||
| Carl Smith (3)– | Darlin' Am I The One? | ||
| Hank Thompson And The Brazos Valley Boys*– | The Wild Side Of Life | ||
| Kitty Wells– | It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels | ||
| Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper And The Clinch Mountain Clan– | Thirty Pieces Of Silver | ||
| Hank Williams– | I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry | ||
| Hank Williams– | Lovesick Blues | ||
| 1953 - 1963 | |||
| Webb Pierce– | There Stands The Glass | ||
| Johnny Cash– | I Walk The Line | ||
| Tennessee Ernie Ford– | Sixteen Tons | ||
| Everly Brothers– | Down In The Willow Garden | ||
| Chet Atkins– | Country Gentleman | ||
| Jim Reeves– | He'll Have To Go | ||
| Ray Price– | Crazy Arms | ||
| Bobby Helms– | Fraulein | ||
| Ray Price– | City Price | ||
| The Louvin Brothers– | When I Stop Dreaming | ||
| Johnny Horton– | The Battle Of New Orleans | ||
| Lefty Frizzell– | Long Black Veil | ||
| Marty Robbins– | El Paso | ||
| The Louvin Brothers– | Knoxville Girl | ||
| Rusty And Doug*– | Louisiana Man | ||
| Patsy Cline– | Faded Love | ||
| Buck Owens– | Excuse Me (I Think I've Got A Heartache) | ||
| George Jones & Melba Montgomery– | We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds | ||
| Bluegrass | |||
| Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys– | Muleskinner Blues | ||
| Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys– | It's Mighty Dark To Travel | ||
| Flatt & Scruggs– | Earl's Breakdown | ||
| The Stanley Brothers– | The Lonesome River | ||
| Mac Wiseman– | Dreaming Of A Little Cabin | ||
| Jim & Jesse And The Virginia Boys– | Are You Missing Me? | ||
| The Osborne Brothers– | Rocky Top | ||
| Bill Clifton And His Dixie Mountain Boys– | Mary Dear | ||
| Reno And Smiley– | I'm Using My Bible For A Roadmap | ||
| Lilly Brothers– | John Henry | ||
| Hylo Brown– | I'll Be All Smiles Tonight | ||
| Jimmy Martin– | Sunny Side Of The Mountain | ||
| Kenny Baker (4)– | Jerusalem Ridge | ||
| Doc Watson– | Black Mountain Rag | ||
| Charlie Moore And The Dixie Partners– | The Legend Of The Rebel Soldier | ||
| Cliff Waldron & The New Shades Of Grass*– | Four Strong Winds | ||
| Country Gentlemen*– | Two Little Boys | ||
| The Seldom Scene– | Bottom Of The Glass | ||
| 1963 - 1975 | |||
| Dave Dudley– | Six Days On The Road | ||
| Bobby Bare– | Detroit City | ||
| Porter Wagoner– | Green, Green Grass Of Home | ||
| Roger Miller– | King Of The Road | ||
| Charley Pride– | Is Anybody Going To San Antone | ||
| Tom T. Hall– | Homecoming | ||
| Dolly Parton– | Coat Of Many Colors | ||
| Merle Haggard– | Hungry Eyes | ||
| Merle Haggard– | Mama Tried | ||
| Ernest Tubb– | Waltz Across Texas | ||
| Loretta Lynn– | Coal Miner's Daughter | ||
| Tammy Wynette– | D-i-v-o-r-c-e | ||
| George Jones (2)– | The Grand Tour | ||
| Moe Bandy– | It Was Always So Easy | ||
| Flying Burrito Brothers*– | Sin City | ||
| Willie Nelson– | Funny How Time Slips Away | ||
| Willie Nelson– | Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain |
Credits (7)
- Susan Laird JenkinsDesign
Jack TowersMastered By- J.R. TaylorProducer [Assistant Producer]
Jane SappProducer [Assistant Producer]- Bill Bennett (2)Production Manager
Bill C. MaloneProgrammed By
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 | The Smithsonian Collection Of Classic Country Music 8×LP, Compilation Black Label ; Box Set | Smithsonian Collection – R 025 P8 15640 | US | 1981 | US — 1981 | Recently Edited | |||
 | The Smithsonian Collection Of Classic Country Music 8×Cassette, Compilation; Box Set | Smithsonian Collection – RC 025 | US | 1981 | US — 1981 | Recently Edited | |||
 | The Smithsonian Collection Of Classic Country Music 8×LP, Compilation White Label ; Box Set | Smithsonian Collection – R025 P8 15640 | US | 1981 | US — 1981 | Recently Edited | |||
 | The Smithsonian Collection Of Classic Country Music 8×8-Track Cartridge, Compilation; Box Set | Smithsonian Collection – RC 025 | US | 1981 | US — 1981 | Recently Edited |
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Edited one year ago
This collection was issued with a very detailed 12"x12", 56-page book that gives an overview of the music's history in all its phases as well as liner notes and background info on every song. I believe the book was included in all format versions of the box; it came with my 8-track set. As this is a fairly inexpensive set used, I urge buyers to hold out for a copy that does include the book.