The Wandering Boy (1951-1958)
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Disc 1:
- Drifting Texas Sand
- If Crying Would Make You Care
- California Blues [Blue Yodel No. 4]
- You Scared the Love Right Out of Me
- New Silver Bells
- Wondering
- You Know I'm Still in Love With You
- I'm Gonna See My Baby Tonight
- That Heart Belongs to Me
- I Just Can't Be True
- So Used to Loving You
- I Haven't Got the Heart
- Slowly
- Last Waltz
- Bow Thy Head
- Country Church
- I Haven't Got the Heart
- I'll Always Take Care of You
- Back Street Affair
- I'm Only Wishin'
- I'll Go on Alone
- That's Me Without You
- Broken Engagement
- We'll Find a Way
- It's Been So Long
- Don't Throw Your Life Away
- Too Late to Worry Now
- There Stands the Glass
Disc 2:
- There's a Better Home
- Mother Call My Name in Prayer
- I'm Walking the Dog
- You Just Can't Be True
- Slowly
- Broken Engagement
- Slowly
- Even Tho'
- Sparkling Brown Eyes - Webb Pierce, The Wilburn Brothers
- Bugle Call from Heaven
- Thank You, Dear Lord
- Kneel at the Cross
- Leaning on the Everlasting Arms
- You're Not Mine Anymore
- I'm Gonna Fall Out of Love With You
- Your Good for Nothing Heart
- Just Imagination
- I Love You Dear
- More and More
- I Found Someone That's True (I'm Really Glad You Hurt Me)
- Waltz You Saved for Me - Webb Pierce,
- One Day Later - Webb Pierce,
- In the Jailhouse Now - Webb Pierce, Jim Reeves
- Sneakin' All Around
- I Don't Care
- Just How Long
- Yes, I Know Why (I Want to Cry)
- Little Rosa - Webb Pierce, Red Sovine
Disc 3:
- Call Me Your Sweetheart
- If You Were Me (And I Were You)
- Love, Love, Love
- Why Baby Why - Webb Pierce, Red Sovine
- Yes, I Know Why (I Want to Cry)
- I Found a True Love
- 'Cause I Love You
- Little Rosa - Webb Pierce, Red Sovine
- Let Forgiveness In
- Any Old Time
- You Make Love to Everyone
- We'll Find a Way
- Teenage Boogie
- I'm Really Glad You Hurt Me (I Found Someone That's True)
- Teenage Boogie
- Oh, So Many Years - Webb Pierce, Kitty Wells
- One Week Later - Webb Pierce, Kitty Wells
- When I'm With You - Webb Pierce, Kitty Wells
- Can You Find It in Your Heart - Webb Pierce, Kitty Wells
- Cryin' over You
- I'm Tired
- It's My Way - Webb Pierce, Kitty Wells
- Someday
- Honky Tonk Song
- I Care No More
- Don't Be the One
- Bye Bye Love
- Missing You
- Let Forgiveness In
- Who Wouldn't Love You?
Disc 4:
- New Panhandle Rag
- I Know It Was You
- Don't Do It Darlin'
- Holiday for Love
- How Long
- New Raunchy
- I'll Get by Somehow
- English Sweetheart
- Down Panama Way
- Foreign Love
- You'll Come Back
- New Love Affair
- Falling Back to You
- Sittin' Alone
- I'm Letting You Go
- Tupelo County Jail
- Waiting a Lifetime
- True Love Never Dies
- I Think of You
- I Won't Be Crying Anymore
- I Owe It to My Heart
- Violet and the Rose
- After the Boy Gets the Girl
- You Make Me Live Again
- Crazy Arms
- Pick Me Up on Your Way Down
- Life to Go
- My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #413144 in Music
- Released on: 1994-06-27
- Format: Box set
Customer Reviews
The Way It Used To Be
If you want to hear country music like it used to be, in the great era of the 1950's and 1960's, this is the set for you. Disc 4 is particularly outstanding with classic but little known songs like "Pick Me Up on Your Way Down" and the great prison song "Life To Go." It doesn't get much better than this, both as to songs and Pierce's unique style. A clear illustration as to how the style of country music has drastically changed over the past 40 years - for the worse, I would say! If you want total immersion in classic country music, buy this boxed set.
An great collection of early hits from a honky tonk legend
A big, fat, honkin' four-CD box set representing the holy grail of Webb's work that's actually in print. The LP-sized package includes 113 tracks and a lavish booklet with great liner notes by Webb-ologist Otto Kitsinger, as well as a complete discography of Webb's Decca sessions, giving info on side musicians, writers, producers, etc. Plus, there's over an album's worth of this material which had never been released before! ... So why do I so seldom actually listen to these discs? Well, slowly I find myself coming to the conclusion that Bear Family might do better off if they made single CD "economy" versions of some of their fabuloso box sets... The multi-disc boxes are great fetish items, but somewhat pricey and a bit daunting to delve into once you actually shell out the cash and drag one home. Don't get me wrong, though -- this collection is ace bunny killer. Not a bad track on it. Worth every pfennig. And the second that Bear Family puts out a follow-up collection of stuff from the late-'50s and early-'60s, I'll be standing in line to pick up my copy.
real country
Thus is a great boxed set, which reveals Webb as being the closest country artist to Hank Williams stylistically. A few songs have some odd percussion-almost sounding like coconut shells being banged against a table. A few other songs-although good-suffer from the intrusive piano found on numerous Nashville songs of the time. But, all in all, this is a great collection from a man who belongs in the Country music hall of fame and like most Bear Family boxed sets-a little expensive but worth the cost.



