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Rex Allen Voice Of The West
Artikel-Nr.: BCD15284
Gewicht in Kg: 0,115
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Rex Allen: Voice Of The West
Das Rex Allen Album mit 16 Songs auf einer CD.Rittlings auf KoKo, dem 'Wunderpferd des Films', ritt Rex Allen aus Arizona seinen Trail durch B-Western, als er für Mercury und Decca in den Vierziger- und Fünfzigerjahren Platten machte.
1972 ging Rex Allen nach Nashville, um neun Western Songs aufzunehmen (und/oder Rezitationen) sowie ein weiteres halbes Dutzend zeitgemäßer Country-Songs (darunter Merle Haggards 'Today I Started Loving You Again') für Jack Clement's JMI Label.
1-CD mit 8-seitigem Booklet, 16 Einzeltitel. Spieldauer ca. 54 Minuten.
Songs
| Allen, Rex - Voice Of The West CD 1 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1: | Tyin' Knots In The Devil's Tail | ||
| 2: | Windy Bill | ||
| 3: | Little Joe The Wrangler | ||
| 4: | When The Work's All Done This Fall | ||
| 5: | Droop Ears | ||
| 6: | Streets Of Laredo | ||
| 7: | The Fireman Cowboy | ||
| 8: | Braggin' Drunk From Wilcox | ||
| 9: | Fiddle Medley | ||
| 10: | Gone Girl | ||
| 11: | Catfish John | ||
| 12: | You Never Did Give Up On Me | ||
| 13: | Just Call Me Lonesome | ||
| 14: | Today I Started Loving You Again | ||
| 15: | Reflex Reaction | ||
| 16: | Moonshine Steer | ||
Artikeleigenschaften von Rex Allen: Voice Of The West
Interpret: Rex Allen
Albumtitel: Voice Of The West
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Artikelart CD
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Genre Country
- Music Genre Country Music
- Music Style Western
- Music Sub-Genre 011 Western
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Label Bear Family Records
- Preiscode AH
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SubGenre Country - Traditional Country
EAN: 4000127152848
- Gewicht in Kg: 0.115
Interpreten-Beschreibung "Allen, Rex"
Rex Allen
Knock Knock Rattle
World famous Western star Rex Elvie Allen was born in Willcox on December 31, 1920, and learned to ride a horse almost before he learned to walk. His early days were on the family ranch 40 miles from town, then at age five the family moved into town after his older brother died from a snake bite. His father, who played fiddle, bought Allen a small mail-order guitar so the two could play together at local dances. Later known as 'the Arizona Cowboy,' his talent, warmth and friendliness made him a perennial favorite with country music fans everywhere. After several false starts, his radio career really started nationally in 1945 on Chicago radio station WLS' 'National Barn Dance.' Allen also started recording in that same year, first with Mercury Records and later moving to Decca, Buena Vista and other labels. In the early 1960s he resigned with Mercury and had another hit with Don't Go Near The Indians. In 1950, he made his first motion picture, 'The Arizona Cowboy,' and would star in 18 more in the next few years. He also had his own successful 1960s television series, 'Frontier Doctor.' Younger generations will recognize Allen's unmistakable voice as the narrator of many Walt Disney movies and commercial voiceovers. Allen died on Dec. 17, 1999, at age 78 and at his request his ashes were spread at the same small park in Willcox where his horse Koko is buried. This Allen sleeper track, Knock Knock Rattle, was recorded in Nashville and came out on Decca in 1956 and has been a favorite for years. It apparently was the only time that Allen decided to cross over the line from country to Rock 'n' Roll. Great job, Rex! Rrrrooof!
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