Hot Hundred - Country

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• Brand new set in Delta’s acclaimed Hot Hundred series • One hundred of the finest country cuts • 4CD set in butterfly box • Includes Crazy - Patsy Cline, I Walk The Line - Johnny Cash, I Will Always Love You - Kenny Rogers, Rose Marie - Slim Whitman, Too Late to Worry, too Blue to Cry - Glen Campbell

DISC ONE

1. Crazy - Patsy Cline, 2. I Walk The Line - Johnny Cash, 3. Big Iron – Marty Robbins, 4. Rose Marie - Slim Whitman, 5. Too Late to Worry, too Blue to Cry - Glen Campbell, 6. On The Road Again (live) - Willie Nelson, 7. Take These Chains From My Heart - Hank Williams, 8. Four Walls - Jim Reeves, 9. Tender Years - George Jones, 10. Honeycomb - Jimmie Rodgers, 11. I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee, 12. A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation) - Marty Robbins, 13. My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You - Ray Price, 14. Rawhide – Frankie Laine, 15. Don't Take Your Guns To Town - Johnny Cash, 16. White Lightning - George Jones, 17. Bimbo - Jim Reeves, 18. Truck Driving Man - Glen Campbell, 19. North To Alaska - Johnny Horton, 20. Whole Lotta Woman - Marvin Rainwater, 21. Singing Hills - Slim Whitman, 22. Hello Walls - Willie Nelson, 23. That Do Make It Nice - Eddy Arnold, 24. Please Help Me I'm Falling - Hank Locklin, 25. Long Gone Lonesome Blues - Hank Williams

DISC TWO

1. Always On My Mind (live) - Willie Nelson, 2. She Still Thinks I Care – George Jones, 3. El Paso - Marty Robbins, 4. Indian Love Call - Slim Whitman, 5. Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford, 6. Walking By Myself - Patsy Cline, 7. Long Black Limousine - Glen Campbell, 8. Walk On By - Leroy Van Dyke, 9. Blue Blue Day - Don Gibson, 10. Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes - Skeets McDonald, 11. Big Bad John - Jimmy Dean, 12. Wings Of A Dove - Ferlin Husky, 13. Lovesick Blues – Marty Robbins, 14. Battle Of New Orleans - Johnny Horton, 15. The Red-Headed Stranger (Live) - Willie Nelson, 16. The Same Old Me - Ray Price, 17. It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels - Kitty Wells, 18. A Dear John Letter - Jean Shepherd & Ferlin Husky, 19. Georgia On My Mind (live) - Willie Nelson, 20. I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen - Slim Whitman, 21. Divorce Me COD - Glen Campbell, 22. A Satisfied Mind - Porter Wagoner, 23. The Three Bells - The Browns, 24. Let's Have A Party - Wanda Jackson, 25. Crazy Arms - Ray Price

DISC THREE

1. He'll Have To Go -  Jim Reeves, 2. Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash, 3. Cold Cold Heart - Hank Williams, 4. You’re Gonna Change (Or I’m Gonna Leave) – George Jones, 5. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain (live) - Willie Nelson, 6. Secret Love - Slim Whitman, 7. Lonesome Jailhouse Blues - Glen Campbell, 8. I Fall To Pieces - Patsy Cline, 9. Let Me Go Lover - Hank Snow, 10. Mule Train - Tennessee Ernie Ford, 11. Rub A Dub Dub - Hank Thompson, 12. Back Street Affair - Webb Pierce, 13. Bubbles In My Beer – George Jones, 14. Rhumba Boogie - Hank Snow, 15. Country Girl - Faron Young, 16. Love Song of the Waterfall - Slim Whitman, 17. Miracle of Love - Glen Campbell, 18. My Special Angel - Bobby Helms, 19. Honky Tonk Song - Webb Pierce, 20. I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby - Louvin' Brothers, 21. The Cattle Call - Eddy Arnold, 22. Funny How Time Slips Away - Willie Nelson, 23. I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes - Goldie Hill, 24. Wake Up Irene - Hank Thompson, 25. Young Love - Sonny James

DISC FOUR

1. Kaw Liga - Hank Williams, 2. Oh Lonesome Me - Don Gibson, 3. Ballad Of A Teenage Queen - Johnny Cash, 4. Wake Me Up When It's Over - Willie Nelson, 5. Devil Woman - Marty Robbins, 6. Mona Lisa – Jim Reeves, 7. Turn Around Look At Me - Glen Campbell, 8. Keep It A Secret - Slim Whitman, 9. Alone With You - Faron Young, 10. Have You Ever Been Lonely (Have You Ever Been Blue)? – Patsy Cline, 11. Love, Love, Love - Webb Pierce, 12. One By One - Kitty Wells & Red Foley, 13. I Don't Hurt Anymore - Hank Snow, 14.  Billy Bayou - Jim Reeves, 15. You Only Want Me When You’re Lonely – Marty Robbins, 16. Hey Joe - Carl Smith, 17. I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know - The Davis Sisters , 18. I Really Don't Want To Know - Eddy Arnold, 19. My Heart is Broken in Three - Slim Whitman, 20. Rainin' On The Mountain - Glen Campbell, 21. Give Me More More More Of Your Kisses -Lefty Frizzell, 22. Slow Poke - Pee Wee King, 23. The Shot Gun Boogie -Tennessee Ernie Ford, 24. Why Baby Why - Red Sovine & Webb Pierce, 25. To All The Girls I've Loved Before (live) - Willie Nelson

Well hello, Dolly, feminist icon of America

The Backwoods Barbie has endured decades of mockery but her talent and humour ensure she has the last laugh More enduring than Elvis, more accessible than Dylan and a better singer than both, Dolly Parton, who plays Glastonbury for the first time on Sunday, is one of the few pop stars in history who merits the overused word “icon”: she has become an object of veneration representing an unchanging set of beliefs. At a time of uncertainty, America is searching for a definition of itself: a tiny, irrepressible, 68-year-old country singer with famously fake breasts may just be the answer. 

Dolly is about the audacity of hope and the efficacy of cosmetic surgery, the self-made, impenetrably made-up woman, the authentic deep-dyed fake who looks like a plastic hooker but espouses a set of granite moral values: self-reliance, independence and homespun ambition. Her story has been absorbed into American mythology, a rags to rhinestones story that is pure cliché but also happens to be true: the girl with 11 siblings born in a two-room Tennessee shack without running water who now employs more than 3,000 people after selling more than 100 million records; the daughter of an illiterate farmer who grew up with one book in the house (the Bible), but whose Imagination Library now distributes 2.5 million books to children every year. Dolly embodies a set of very American paradoxes: the backwoods Barbie with a formidable business brain, the self-deprecating extrovert, the demure vamp who looks deliberately dim, and knows exactly how clever she is. “I’m not offended by all the dumb blonde jokes.

 I know I’m not dumb. And I’m not blonde.” Above all, the key to Dolly’s survival and success is a very particular brand of American feminism, subtly expressed but remarkable powerful. Country music is not, traditionally, much concerned with gender equality. It is more about standing by your man than standing up to him. An entire sub-section of male country music is devoted to blaming women for heartache (“Since you bought the waterbed, we’ve slowly drifted apart”), treating women as domestic servants and sex objects (“Get your biscuits in the oven, and your buns in the bed”) and claiming not to mind when your woman leaves you (“My wife ran off with my best friend, and I miss him”, “When the phone doesn’t ring, you’ll know it’s from me”, and so on). 

Male failure is a more consistent theme in country music than female success, which is why one should always listen to country music backwards: that way your wife don’t leave you, your dog don’t die, and you wind up sober. But alongside all the chauvinism and male self-pity, country music includes a subversive strain of feminist rebellion reflected in such titles as Did I Shave my Legs for This?, What Part of “No” Don’t You Understand? and The Pill by Loretta Lynn, which may be only song ever written in celebration of birth control. Dolly is a central pillar of this tradition, challenging country music sexism at every opportunity, with sung stories in which women decline to be pushed around by men. Nine to Five is an anthem of female equality (“Tumble outta bed and I stumble to the kitchen/ Pour myself a cup of ambition”) in direct defiance of male discrimination (“You’re just a step on the boss man’s ladder/ But you got dreams he’ll never take away”). 

In Just Because I’m a Woman, she sent up male double standards, mocking men who judge women for their past sexual experiences while bragging of their own. (“Now a man will take a good girl/ And he’ll ruin her reputation/ But when he wants to marry/ Well, that’s a different situation”). In Coat of Many Colours she sang of a girl bullied at school for wearing clothes made from patched rags. In Dagger Through the Heart, a woman’s emotions are “tossed around like a box of used crayons”. The Dolly look is itself a calculated deflation of sexism, a standing joke about male chauvinist expectations. 

She may look like a male fantasy of female sexual availability (frozen in about 1968), but her image is entirely owned and controlled by her. She flirts wildly, but remains faithful to the road-laying contractor she married in 1966. She is happy to appear on the cover of Playboy, but would never take her clothes off. No man can mock her body, because she has elevated self-mockery to an art form. She owns the joke: “It takes a lot of money to look this cheap.” 

After 60 years on stage and more than 3,000 songs, Dolly is no longer simply a performer, but an idea: about overcoming poverty and discrimination through self-reliance and humour. Dollyisms have become a part of the language. Kenneth Clarke once accused Gordon Brown of indulging in Dolly Parton economics: “An unbelievable figure blown out of all proportion, with no visible means of support.” 

Country music is frequently dismissed as sentimental schmaltz (as much of it is), but at its best it is the authentic musical argot of American life. Much of Bill Clinton’s appeal lay in his ability to speak in fluent country music lyrics. So when Dolly takes the stage on Sunday, she will sing some old songs and tell some old jokes as if she had just thought of them, but she will also be reasserting a cultural statement that is much older, and quintessentially American: a rebuttal of time, a refusal to grow old. An indestructible part of the American dream, Dolly is the living embodiment of the possibilities of renewal and reinvention, a monument in word, song and silicone.

Johnny Cash (2CD & 1DVD)

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Disc One

1. Folsom Prison Blues, 2. I Heard That Lonesome Whistle, 3. The Rock Island Line, 4. If The Good Lord’s Willing, 5. Cry, Cry, Cry, 6. Remember Me, 7. So Doggone Lonesome, 8. I Was There When It Happened, 9. There You Go, 10. The Wreck of Old ‘97, 11. Country Boy, 12. Doin’ My Time, 13. Run Softly, Blue River, 14. Frankie’s Man, Johnny, 15. That’s All Over, 16. The Troubadour, 17. One More Ride, 18. That’s Enough, 19. Don’t Make Me Go, 20. Don’t Take Your Guns To Town, 21. I’d Rather Die Young, 22. Pickin’ Time, 23. Shepherd Of My Heart, 24. Supper-Time, 25. Ballad of a Teenage Queen

Disc Two

1. I Walk the Line, 2. I Still Miss Someone, 3. Five Feet High and Rising, 4. Train of Love, 5. The Ways of a Woman In Love, 6. Tennessee Flat Top Box, 7. You’re the Nearest Thing To Heaven, 8. I Can’t Help It, 9. Home of the Blues, 10. Big River, 11. Drink To Me, 12. Guess Things Happen That Way, 13. The Man On the Hill, 14. Hank and Joe and Me, 15. Clementine, 16. The Great Speckled Bird, 17. I Want To Go Home, 18. The Caretaker, 19. Old Apache Squaw, 20. Don’t Step On Mother’s Roses, 21. My Grandfather’s Clock, 22. It Could Be You (Instead of Him), 23. I’ll Remember You, 24. You Win Again, 25. I Could Never Be Ashamed of You

DVD:

The Man In Black – His Early Years

16 memorable performances including Five Feet High & Rising, Don’t Take Your Guns To Town, I Got Stripes and many more. 

The Best of Country Classics Volume 1

1. Can I See You Tonight-   Tanya Tucker, 2. San Antonio Rose- Boxcar Willie, 3. Walkin' After Midnight- Patsy Cline, 4. Wings of a Dove- Ferlin Husky, 5. Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line (Live)- Waylon Jennings, 6. Funny Way of Laughin'- Burl Ives, 7. The Storm Has Just Begun- Willie Nelson, 8. Maybe It Was Memphis- Pam Tillis, 9. Shake the Sugar Tree- Pam Tillis, 10. Never No More- Patsy Cline, 11. Here's Some Love- Tanya Tucker, 12. King of the Road- Boxcar Willie, 13. Big Rock Candy Mountain- Burl Ives, 14. Shelter of My Arms- Willie Nelson, 15. Crying-  Waylon Jennings, 16. Gone- Ferlin Husky, 17. Spilled Perfume- Pam Tillis, 18. I've Loved and Lost Again- Patsy Cline, 19. Wreck of Old '97- Boxcar Willie, 20. Don't Go Out With Him- Tanya Tucker, 21. Fallen Star- Ferlin Husky, 22. Let's Pretend- Willie Nelson, 23. Little Bitty Tears- Burl Ives, 24. Dream Baby- Waylon Jennings, 25. Don't Tell Me What To Do- Pam Tillis, 26. I Cried All the Way To the Altar- Patsy Cline, 27. Rolling In My Sweet Baby's Arms- Boxcar Willie, 28. Without You- Tanya Tucker, 29. Blue Tail Fly- Burl Ives, 30. Will You Remember- Willie Nelson, 31. Drunkin' Driver-  Ferlin Husky, 32. Foolin' Around- Waylon Jennings, 33. Mi Vida Loca- Pam Tillis, 34. Red River Valley- Boxcar Willie, 35. If Your Heart Ain't Busy- Tanya Tucker, 36. Broken Promises- Willie Nelson, 37. Three Cigarettes In the Ashtray- Patsy Cline, 38. Convoy- Ferlin Husky, 39. I've Got a Tiger By the Tail- Waylon Jennings, 40. Snowbird- Burl Ives, 41. Walk In the Room- Pam Tillis, 42. Hank and the Hobo- Boxcar Willie, 43. My Arms Stay Open- Tanya Tucker, 44. Healing Hands of Time- Willie Nelson, 45. Lookin' At the World Through a Windshield- Ferlin Husky, 46. Nine Pound Hammer- Waylon Jennings, 47. Goober Peas- Burl Ives, 48. Stop, Look and Listen- Patsy Cline, 49. You Are My Sunshine- Boxcar Willie, 50. Cleopatra- Pam Tillis

The Country Collection From The Trailenders

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The Movie Music of Ennio Morricone

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Synonymous with the best in movie music, Ennio Morricone’s name has been appearing on the silver screen for 50 years, alongside those of the greatest directors of some of the most acclaimed films of all-time. This collection contains versions of some of his most iconic pieces and is the perfect starting point for those curious to discover more of the great maestro’s work. 

1.  The Good The Bad And The Ugly - Hollywood Studio Orchestra, 2. A Fistful Of Dollars - Hollywood Studio Orchestra, 3. For A Few Dollars More - Hollywood Studio Orchestra, 4. Sister Sara’s Theme (from Django Unchained) - L’Orchestra Cinematique, 5. Once Upon A Time In The West - Hollywood Studio Orchestra, 6. Chi Mai - London Regency Strings, 7. The Lonely Shepherd (from Kill Bill) - L’Orchestra Cinematique, 8. The Mission - Free The Spirit, 9. L’Arena (from Kill Bill 2) - L’Orchestra Cinematique, 10. Gabriel’s Oboe (from The Mission) - Free The Spirit, 11. Cockeye’s Song (from Once Upon A Time In The West) - Free The Spirit, 12. Cinema Paradiso (End Credits) - L’Orchestra Cinematique, 13. Rabbia E Tarantella (from Inglorious Basterds) - L’Orchestra Cinematique, 14. The Man With The Harmonica - Hollywood Studio Orchestra, 15. A Fistful Of Dynamite - Hollywood Studio Orchestra, 16. In The Line Of Fire - Hollywood Studio Orchestra, 17. My Name Is Nobody - Hollywood Studio Orchestra, 18. Good Luck Jack (from My Name Is Nobody) - Hollywood Studio Orchestra, 19. Paranoia Prima (from Death Proof) - L’Orchestra Cinematique, 20. Frantic - L’Orchestra Cinematique

For The Good Times-Kenny Rogers

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Disk 1

1.       For The Good Times, 2.       Ruby Don’t Take Your Love To Town, 3.       Elvira, 4.       Always Leaving, Always Gone, 5.       But You Know That I Love You, 6.       Calico Silver, 7.       Shadow In The Corner of Your Mind, 8.       Conditions (Just Dropped In), 9.       Goodtime Liberator, 10.   She Even Woke Me To Say Goodbye. 11.   Hurry Love, 12.   Once Again She’s All Alone, 13.   Shine On Ruby Mountain, 14.   After All (I Live My Life), 15.   I Just Want To Give My Love To You, 16.   Sleep Comes Easy, 17.   If Wishes Were Horses, 18.   We All Got To Help Each Other, 19.   The Way It Used To Be, 20.   It’s Raining In My Mind, 21.   King of Oak Street, 22.   All God’s Lonely Children, 23.   Tulsa Turnaround, 24.   Loser, 25.   Girl Get a Hold of Yourself

Disk 2

1.       Something’s Burning, 2.       Me & Bobby McGee, 3.       Ruben James, 4.       Molly, 5.       A Stranger In My Place, 6.       My Washington Woman, 7.       New Design, 8.       Poem For My Little Lady, 9.       Run Thru Your Mind, 10.   Church Without a Name, 11.   Homemade Lies, 12.   I Found a Reason, 13.   Sunshine, 14.   Tell It All Brother, 15.   I’m Gonna Sing You a Sad Song Susie, 16.   Ticket To Nowhere, 17.   Lay It Down, 18.   It’s Gonna Be Better, 19.   Trying Just As Hard, 20.   Last Few Threads, 21.   What Am I Gonna Do?, 22.   Love Woman, 23.   Where Does Rosie Go?, 24.   Heed The Call

Country Classics Collection

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A Country Christmas

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Disc 1

1. Honky Tonk Christmas - Johnny Paycheck, 2. Winter Wonderland - Chet Atkins, 3. White Christmas - Eddy Arnold, 4. An Old Christmas Card - Jim Reeves, 5. The First Noel - Lynn Anderson, 6. What Child Is This? - Johnny Cash, 7. Frosty The Snowman - Glen Campbell, 8. O Little Town Of Bethlehem - Faron Young, 9. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear - June Carter & The Carter Family, 10. Can I Sing A Christmas Song For You? - Dave Dudley, 11. Here Was A Man - Johnny Cash, 12. Up On the Housetop - Gene Autry, 13. I’ll Be Home For Christmas - Moe Bandy, 14. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - Glen Campbell, 15. Six Tons Of Toys - Dave Dudley, 16. It Must Have Been The Mistletoe - Vikki Carr, 17. Maybe Next Christmas - George Jones, 18. Good Christian Men Rejoice - The Louvin Brothers, 19. Twelve Days Of Christmas - Burl Ives, 20. Angels We Have Heard On High - Janie Fricke, 21. I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day - Jimmie Rodgers, 22. Blue Christmas - Johnny Cash, 23. Jingle Bells - Roy Clark, 24. Silent Night - Johnny Cash
 
Disc 2

1. The First Noel - Johnny Cash, 2. Away In A Manger - Moe Bandy, 3. Do You Hear What I Hear? - Glen Campbell, 4. Senor Santa Claus - Jim Reeves, 5. Christmas Is - Johnny Paycheck, 6. Santa’s Comin’ In A Whirlybird - Gene Autry, 7. Will Santa Come to Shanty Town? - Eddy Arnold, 8. Winter Wonderland - Faron Young, 9. Jingle Bell Rock - Glen Campbell, 10. Church Bells Are Ringing - Jimmy Sturr, 11. Silver Bells - Chet Atkins, 12. Joy To The World - Johnny Cash, 13. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! - Glen Campbell, 14. C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S- Eddy Arnold, 15. All I Want For Christmas Is You For Me - Dave Dudley, 16. The Friendly Beasts - The Louvin Brothers, 17. Sleigh Ride - Glen Campbell, 18. O Come All Ye Faithful - Johnny Cash, 19. Old Time Merry Christmas - Dave Dudley, 20. Reverend Nicholas - Dave Dudley, 21. New Baby for Christmas - George Jones, 22. Jolly Old St Nicholas - Eddy Arnold, 23. Here Comes Santa Claus - Glen Campbell, 24. O Holy Night - Connie Smith, 25. The Little Drummer Boy - Chet Atkins

I Just Love Country

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Disk 1
1. I Walk The Line - Johnny Cash, 2. Crazy - Patsy Cline, 3. Big Bad John - Jimmy Dean, 4. Four Walls - Jim Reeves, 5. Walk On By - Leroy Van Dyke, 6. Tender Years - George Jones, 7. El Paso - Marty Robbins, 8. Honeycomb - Jimmie Rodgers, 9. Take These Chains From My Heart - Hank Williams, 10. Hello Walls - Faron Young, 11. Whole Lotta Woman - Marvin Rainwater, 12. North To Alaska - Johnny Horton, 13. Candy Kisses - George Morgan, 14. A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation) - Marty Robbins, 15. Please Help Me I'm Falling - Hank Locklin, 16. Battle Of New Orleans - Johnny Horton, 17. Bimbo - Jim Reeves, 18. I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee, 19. The Three Bells - The Browns, 20. White Lightning - George Jones, 21. Don't Take Your Guns To Town - Johnny Cash, 22. That Do Make It Nice - Eddy Arnold, 23. I Don't Care - Webb Pierce, 24. Long Gone Lonesome Blues - Hank Williams, 25. Crazy Arms - Ray Price

Disk 2
1. He'll Have To Go - Jim Reeves, 2. Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash, 3. Cold Cold Heart - Hank Williams, 4. Waterloo - Stonewall Jackson, 5. Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford, 6. I Fall To Pieces - Patsy Cline, 7. Blue Blue Day - Don Gibson, 8. A Dear John Letter - Jean Shepherd & Ferlin Husky, 9. Let Me Go Lover - Hank Snow, 10. Mule Train - Tennessee Ernie Ford, 11. Rub A Dub Dub - Hank Thompson, 12. Back Street Affair - Webb Pierce, 13. Don't Just Stand There - Carl Smith, 14. Rhumba Boogie - Hank Snow, 15. Country Girl - Faron Young, 16. The Same Old Me - Ray Price, 17. Wings Of A Dove - Ferlin Husky, 18. My Special Angel - Bobby Helms, 19. Honky Tonk Song - Webb Pierce, 20. I Don't Believe You've Met My Baby - Louvin' Brothers, 21. The Cattle Call - Eddy Arnold, 22. A Satisfied Mind - Porter Wagoner, 23. I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes - Goldie Hill, 24. Wake Up Irene - Hank Thompson, 25. Young Love - Sonny James

Disk 3
1. Oh Lonesome Me - Don Gibson, 2. Ballad Of A Teenage Queen - Johnny Cash, 3. Devil Woman - Marty Robbins, 4. Billy Bayou - Jim Reeves, 5. Walking By Myself - Patsy Cline, 6. Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes - Skeets McDonald, 7. The Story Of My Life - Marty Robbins, 8. Alone With You - Faron Young, 9. My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You - Ray Price, 10. Gone - Ferlin Husky, 11. Love, Love, Love - Webb Pierce, 12. One By One - Kitty Wells & Red Foley, 13. I Don't Hurt Anymore - Hank Snow, 14. Kaw Liga - Hank Williams, 15. Let Me Be The One - Hank Locklin, 16. Hey Joe - Carl Smith, 17. I Forgot More That You'll Ever Know - The Davis Sisters, 18. I Really Don't Want To Know - Eddy Arnold, 19. Let's Have A Party - Wanda Jackson, 20. It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels - Kitty Wells, 21. Give Me More More More Of Your Kisses - Lefty Frizzell, 22. Slow Poke - Pee Wee King, 23. The Shot Gun Boogie - Tennessee Ernie Ford, 24. Why Baby Why - Red Sovine & Webb Pierce, 25. When It's Springtime In Alaska - Johnny Horton

30 Songs From and Inspired by Fallout

Featuring swing and country music, timless songs from the 50s and 60's with the odd classical track thrown in, this playlist covers genres for all ages and takes your mind right back to the game. A lot of these tracks play through your pip-boy radio as you venture through the Mohave desert whilst making your way to Las Vegas. Fallout's main influences are those of the 50s, explaining the choice of 50s music for the soundtrack and scenes visited throughout the games.

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Rose Marie: The Essential Slim Whitman 25 of his finest recordings

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1. Rose Marie, 2. Indian Love Call, 3. Secret Love, 4. Singing Hills, 5. I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen, 6. Love Song Of The Waterfall, 7. Keep It A Secret, 8. My Heart Is Broken In Three, 9. North Wind, 10. Cattle Call, 11. Vaya Con Dios, 12. Tell Me, 13. China Doll, 14. Tumbling Tumbleweeds, 15. I'm A Fool, 16. Serenade, 17. Unchain My Heart, 18. There's A Loveknot In My Lariat, 19. Beautiful Dreamer, 20. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain, 21. I'll Never Stop Loving You, 22. Roll On Silvery Moon, 23. Song Of The Wild, 24. When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again, 25. You Have My Heart

101 Essential Country Tracks

101 of the best in country music, featuring some of the most well known country artists, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Jimmy Rodgers, Hank Williams and Willie Nelson plus many many more...