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1-CD mit 16-seitigem Booklet, 31 Einzeltitel. Spieldauer ca. 76 Minuten. Man kennt Ned Miller... mehr

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Ned Miller: From A Jack To A King (CD)

1-CD mit 16-seitigem Booklet, 31 Einzeltitel. Spieldauer ca. 76 Minuten.

Man kennt Ned Miller vor allem für seine Originalversion von From A Jack To A King. Doch Miller war, viel mehr. Klar, seine Fassung des Klassikers ist immer noch die beste. Doch diese Zusammenstellung enthält insgesamt 31 Songs, darunter seine Originalfassung von Dark Moon, Do What You Do Do Well, Parade Of Broken Hearts, Lights In The Street, Invisible Tears, und Old Mother Nature And Old Father Time.
Zusätzlich gibt es sein Western-Album, seine seltene Jackpot-Single und seine Capitol-Session aus dem Jahre 1961.

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Interpret: Ned Miller
Albumtitel: From A Jack To A King (CD)
Genre Country
Label Bear Family Records
Preiscode AH
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127154965
Gewicht in Kg: 0.115

Miller, Ned - From A Jack To A King (CD) CD 1
01	Parade Of Broken Hearts	Ned Miller
02	Turn Back	Ned Miller
03	Lights In The Street	Ned Miller
04	Old Mother Nature And Old Father Time	Ned Miller
05	Roll O' Rollin' Stone	Ned Miller
06	One Among The Many	Ned Miller
07	The Man Behind The Gun	Ned Miller
08	Another Fool Like Me	Ned Miller
09	Magic Moon	Ned Miller
10	Sunday Morning Tears	Ned Miller
11	Big Love	Ned Miller
12	Old Restless Ocean	Ned Miller
13	Invisible Tears	Ned Miller
14	Do What You Do Do Well	Ned Miller
15	Dusty Guitar	Ned Miller
16	Just Before Dawn	Ned Miller
17	Go On Back You Fool	Ned Miller
18	Dark Moon	Ned Miller
19	Cold Gray Bars	Ned Miller
20	My Heart Waits At The Door	Ned Miller
21	The Big Lie	Ned Miller
22	Heart Without A Heartache	Ned Miller
23	Billy Carino	Ned Miller
24	Cry Of The Wild Goose	Ned Miller
25	Long Shadow	Ned Miller
26	Mona Lisa	Ned Miller
27	Stage Coach	Ned Miller
28	You Belong To My Heart	Ned Miller
29	King Of Fools	Ned Miller
30	Girl Across The Table	Ned Miller

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"Ned Miller"

Ned Miller

Ned Miller must be the only country music star from Utah. He was born in Raines on April 12, 1925, and his family moved to Salt Lake City when he was small. It was in Salt Lake that he first heard music that was more western than country. Miller never formed a band or hustled gigs; he worked a day job as a pipe fitter and air conditioning installer around Salt Lake before moving to California in the mid-'50s. There, he continued pipe fitting and overhauling oil refineries during shutdowns. A friend in Salt Lake City had suggested that Miller look up Fabor Robison, owner of Fabor and Abbott Records. Robison had already signed and lost Johnny Horton, the Browns, and Jim Reeves, and was in the process of rebuilding his roster. Miller cut his first record for Fabor in 1956, and recorded the follow-up, From A Jack To A King, in 1957 (of which more on Vol. 4).

After From A Jack To A King became a hit on its second go-round in '63, Ned needed a big follow-up, and after a couple of missed cues came up with a song he'd written with his wife Sue, Invisible Tears. He followed that with a song based on a saying he'd picked up from his father, Do What You Do Do Well. It became his second biggest hit, reaching #7 on the country charts and #52 on the pop listings in 1965.

Between 1965 and 1968, Ned Miller was on Capitol Records and scored five minor hits with his sweet, melancholic music. Capitol's country A&R man, Ken Nelson, liked artists who worked the road. He used to say that he could look at his sales reports and tell which artists were touring and which weren't. Miller consistently wasn't, and, as a result, he was dropped at the expiration of his term. From Capitol, Miller moved to Gene Autry's Republic Records. There was one small hit, The Lover's Song, in 1970 before Miller quit the business and relocated to Prescott, Arizona, then Las Vegas.

He wrote his last song during the mid '70s. "I'll get an idea for a song," he says, "but then I think, 'Who wants to go through the hassle of getting someone to record it.' These days I have nothing to do with recording. My kids have nothing to do with the business. If you love shows and like to perform, it's a great business, but if you don't, you shouldn't be in it." Miller has held true to his credo. His only involvement with the music business is to go to the mailbox and pick up the occasional cheque.

Ned Miller From A Jack To A King
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Von: P R CHANNELL Am: 16.01.2017

Very good easy listening.

Thoroughly enjoyable cd of Ned Miller, also the same of Marty Robbins cd Hawaii's calling me that i also bought from you. Very good mailorder service as well.

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