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(2016/Jasmine) 24 Tracks - 2 Original LPs auf einer CD! mehr

Jimmy Martin: God'n'Country & Country Music Time (CD)

(2016/Jasmine) 24 Tracks - 2 Original LPs auf einer CD!

Artikeleigenschaften von Jimmy Martin: God'n'Country & Country Music Time (CD)

  • Interpret: Jimmy Martin

  • Albumtitel: God'n'Country & Country Music Time (CD)

  • Label JASMINE

  • Genre Country

  • Artikelart CD

  • EAN: 0604988369427

  • Gewicht in Kg: 0.1
Martin, Jimmy - God'n'Country & Country Music Time (CD) CD 1
01 You Don't Know My Mind Jimmy Martin
02 Homesick Jimmy Martin
03 Bear Tracks Jimmy Martin
04 Night Jimmy Martin
05 Grand Ole Opry Song Jimmy Martin
06 Who'll Sing For Me Jimmy Martin
07 Hold Whatcha Got Jimmy Martin
08 Before The Sun Goes Down Jimmy Martin
09 Cripple Creek Jimmy Martin
10 It's Not Like Home Jimmy Martin
11 All The Good Times Are Past And Gone Jimmy Martin
12 I Like To Hear 'em Preach It Jimmy Martin
13 There Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone Jimmy Martin
14 Pretending I Don't Care Jimmy Martin
15 Leavin' Town Jimmy Martin
16 Don't Give Your Heart To A Rambler Jimmy Martin
17 Train Forty-Five Jimmy Martin
18 Drink Up And Go Home Jimmy Martin
19 I Can, I Will, I Do Believe Jimmy Martin
20 There Was A Love Jimmy Martin
21 Hit Parade Of Love Jimmy Martin
22 Steppin' Stones Jimmy Martin
23 The Joke's On You Jimmy Martin
24 Skip, Hop And Wobble Jimmy Martin
Jimmy Martin & The Osborne Brothers   Two major bluegrass careers got underway... mehr
"Jimmy Martin"

Jimmy Martin

& The Osborne Brothers

 

Two major bluegrass careers got underway here. Jimmy Martin (born in Sneedville, Tennessee on August 10, 1927) first came to prominence as a member of Bill Monroe's Blue Grass Boys (he's on I'm Blue, I'm Lonesome on our 1950 volume) but fell out with Monroe in mid-1951. He met Bobby Osborne in Bluefield, West Virginia, and they recorded one session for King in Cincinnati later in '51. After Bobby went into the service, Martin began working with Bobby's 14 year-old brother, Sonny, in Middletown, Ohio.

Monroe called, and they came to Nashville to play on his July '52 sessions. Monroe asked Martin to stay, and Martin persuaded Monroe to hire Sonny on banjo until Rudy Lyle got out of the Army. "While I was with Bill that second time," Martin told Chris Skinker, "I got to know Troy Martin who was [with Gene Autry's publishing company, Golden West Melodies]. Sometimes, I'd go down there and sing some of Troy's songs. Steve Sholes from RCA came by and heard me sing and asked me if I'd like to record for him." Monroe wasn't in favor of his sidemen making solo recordings, so Martin handed in his notice and headed back to Middletown. Meanwhile, Bobby Osborne had got out of the Army and joined his brother in Knoxville, Tennessee. Martin called them and they met in Detroit to work on WJR. Up in the chill Detroit autumn, they practised their three-part harmonies until they shimmered.

It was time to get back with Steve Sholes and tell him that Jimmy Martin and the Osborne Brothers were ready. "We got to Nashville," Martin told Skinker. "I called Red Taylor who was one of the best fiddle players in bluegrass there ever was [Taylor had played on Bill Monroe's 'Uncle Pen']. And I called Cedric Rainwater who everybody knows is the best bass player that ever hit Nashville [Rainwater had worked with Hank Williams and Monroe]. And I called Troy Martin and got some songs. When we went into record we were really rehearsed. We each knew how loud to play to back the other one up. We knew when to hit it hard and hit it light. The man who cut the records didn't have much to do. We'd already mixed it for him." Troy Martin had worked for Peer Music until Peer had gotten wise to some of his practises. Gene Autry signed him up as the Nashville rep for his Golden West Melodies, and Martin acquired a song, Just Walking In The Rain, that had been a R&B hit for the Prisonaires on Sun Records.

After Autry recorded it, Troy Martin and Columbia's Don Law got it to Johnnie Ray who made it into a worldwide smash. Martin also acquired 20/20 Vision for Autry, who'd recorded it in 1954. The song was written by a Nashville dee-jay, Joe Allison, better known for writing Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young and Jim Reeves' He'll Have To Go. Allison's cowriter was a minor league Opry star Milton Estes. "The Osborne Brothers said we couldn't do that song," Martin told Jim Moss. "Said, 'It's not bluegrass. It's not our style.' I said, "It's gonna be our style when we get through with it.'" And it was. Although not a charted hit, 20/20 Vision sold well, but not well enough to keep Martin and the Osbornes together or on RCA. Within a year, the Orbornes had left Detroit for Wheeling, West Virginia (see our 1956 volume for the continuation of their story). Martin assembled a new group, and moved on the Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport. Troy Martin shunted Jimmy Martin onto Decca Records, where he remained for the next eighteen years. In 1964, he re-recorded 20/20 Vision. In the 1993 bluegrass documentary 'High Lonesome,' Martin explained how he approached 20/20 Vision, singing it first in Autry's style and then as bluegrass. It was, as he would be the first to say, an example of the transformative power of genius.

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Tracklist
Martin, Jimmy - God'n'Country & Country Music Time (CD) CD 1
01 You Don't Know My Mind
02 Homesick
03 Bear Tracks
04 Night
05 Grand Ole Opry Song
06 Who'll Sing For Me
07 Hold Whatcha Got
08 Before The Sun Goes Down
09 Cripple Creek
10 It's Not Like Home
11 All The Good Times Are Past And Gone
12 I Like To Hear 'em Preach It
13 There Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone
14 Pretending I Don't Care
15 Leavin' Town
16 Don't Give Your Heart To A Rambler
17 Train Forty-Five
18 Drink Up And Go Home
19 I Can, I Will, I Do Believe
20 There Was A Love
21 Hit Parade Of Love
22 Steppin' Stones
23 The Joke's On You
24 Skip, Hop And Wobble