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Product Identifiers

Record LabelJsmr, Jasmine Records

UPC0604988374322

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046039294

Product Key Features

Release Year2020

FormatCD

GenreCountry

ArtistJackson, Stonewall

Release TitleThat's Why I'm Walkin'-Singles As & Bs, 1957-1962

Dimensions

Item Height0.39 in

Item Weight0.19 lb

Item Length5.64 in

Item Width5.03 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks32

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 Don't Be Angry Jackson 1.2 Knock Off Your Naggin' 1.3 A Broken Heart, a Wedding Band 1.4 I Need You Real Bad 1.5 Tears on Her Bridal Bouquet 1.6 Gettin Older 1.7 Grieving in My Heart 1.8 I Can't Go on Living This Way 1.9 Life to Go 1.10 Misery Known As Heartache 1.11 Waterloo 1.12 Smoke Along the Track 1.13 Igmoo (The Pride of South Central High) 1.14 Uncle Sam and Big John Bull 1.15 Mary Don't You Weep 1.16 Run 1.17 (That's) Why I'm Walkin' 1.18 Life of a Poor Boy 1.19 Thirty Links of Chain 1.20 Sixteen Fathoms Down 1.21 A Little Guy Called Joe 1.22 I'm Gonna Find You 1.23 Greener Pastures 1.24 Wedding Bells for You and Him 1.25 For the Last Time 1.26 Hungry for Love 1.27 Second Choice 1.28 A Wound Time Can't Erase 1.29 One Look at Heaven 1.30 Leona 1.31 Can't Hang Up the Phone 1.32 Slowly

NotesErnest Tubb - who has his own Jasmine release this month - was a great benefactor to up and coming artists and helped many a young wannabe on their way to superstardom. One whose early career benefitted greatly from ET's friendship and sponsorship was 50s/60s hit maker Stonewall Jackson, who spent his early years in Nashville working with ET's touring company after becoming the first unsigned artist to be made a member of the Grand Ole Opry. ET also helped Stonewall land his first record deal - one that would bring him 43 hits during 15 years with the same label, including such classic genre staples as 'Waterloo', 'Don't Be Angry', '(That's) Why I'm Walkin' and 'A Wound Time Can't Erase'. This new Jasmine package brings you the A and B sides of Stonewall's first 16 singles, which between them racked up 15 country Top 30 hits - some of which were the A and B sides of the same single. The timeframe is early 1957 to late 1962, but Stonewall would take that chart consistency forward for a further 11 years. Even without further hits he remained one of country's most popular figures, and was still on the Grand Ole Opry more than 60 years after he made his debut there. All fans of uncompromisingly hard-core country will find much to enjoy in the Jasmine collection - remastered, as always, from the finest available sources. Many of these songs have been revived over the years by a newer generation of country artists (including George Strait and Dwight Yoakam, to name but two) - a tribute the timelessness of both the songs and the man who originally made them famous, Stonewall Jackson