1970

There Ain't No Love Your Kind of Lovin' Won't Do Here We Go Again Fool Me Again Let's Pretend We're Strangers Take Me Back Again Sing a Little Song of Heartache Ribbon in the Apple Tree Lonely Teardrops George Carter. As Lefty Frizzell is deemed to be to be the father of modern country singing, the same thing can be said about Rose Maddox's abiding influence on women in country.

From the age of 12, Rose and her brothers Cal, Fred and Henry were 'America's Most Colourful Hillbilly Band', with sister Rose's sometimes plaintive, sometimes sassy voice establishing a template that would be followed by many of the biggest female stars of the s Rose Maddox - Faded Love (Vinyl) beyond - among them Wanda Jackson, Skeeter Davis and Jean Shepard.

When the family act disbanded in Rose carried on as a solo in much the same vein, and exuded much the same influence over a next generation of country women. Her solo 45s also helped to usher in a new era of the Bakersfield Sound as exemplified by the records of Buck Owens with who Rose performs in this collection Wynn Stewart and, slightly later on, Merle Haggard.

Rose had been performing for almost a quarter of a century when she made these recordings but they were her first hits and they conclusively helped to usher in a new era for female country recordings. This Jasmine collection features many of the most popular numbers that Rose recorded in the first three years of her solo career, including the majority of her chart hits from 's 'Gambler's Love' onwards.

That'll Flat Git It! Rose Maddox. Music Categories: Country. Sales: Country Tailgate Sale. Bert Kaempfert. The Harptones. Allan Sherman. Jimmy Jones. The Four Preps. The mood is still the same - listen to them all on Whoa sailor, with Fred on lead and Rose coming in on a few lines.

There are so many great songs here. I want to live and love their theme song actually gets in twice, because the record company made a mistake and included it as track 12 where they meant to put New mule skinner blues, as indicated by the track listing.

It also appears correctly as the last track on the CD. This mistake is acknowledged in the notes for volume 2, where all the tracks are as listed, beginning with New mule skinner blues. Do not let that mistake put you off. There are still 26 excellent upbeat songs to get those toes tapping. If you can't get enough, there are 30 more on volume 2. Every ARTIST has something to say regardless if it is expressed in literature, music, photography, art, or simple nursery rhymes. Rosie and her brothers may not be the current 'catch', same as Shade 45 may not be the 'catch' of the era, the day, the majority There is no need to catch and throw it back because if there is no catcher it's one hell of a ball game.

Sometimes one just has to keep 'pitching' that love by sending books or music Here is one of the most unique "bands" you'll ever hear, playing some of the finest "Rockabilly" before "Rockabilly" existed!

I have to admit I'm not a big fan of the "banter" between the musicians and Rose in the middle of the songs, but it is necessary as that was their delivery. With that aside, the Maddox Brothers and yes, Rose to were a big influence on Merle Haggard, and any Haggard fan needs this album to understand that Jimmie Rodgers was only part of Merle's influence.

The Maddox Brothers were true heroes of the misplaced "Okies", as they were dustbowl survivors and California immigrants as well. It is amazing to hear the upbeat and excitement provided by these folks despite their roots and the hardships they endured; no doubt, it endeared them to the thousands of dissplaced Mid-Westerners who ended up on the west coast. There are 27 songs here over an hour of music and in their original form.

I think you'll enjoy this CD and the musical history it provides. Give it a listen. Funny, fun and well done. If you like this, more can be had on the Arhoolie label. Unfortunately, Rose Maddox's later excellent solo work, mostly on Capitol, is hard to find. She remained active both onstage and in recordings right up until her death, her last studio work with members of the Desert Rose band.

I agree with the previous reviewer that the material Rose Maddox - Faded Love (Vinyl) her could have been better treated by the record company. This was a really fun, wild, shameless band with a very progressive sound for the time.

Theirs is still my favorite rendition of "Water Baby Boogie" and it's essentially rock and roll, ten years early. Very good old country music. My father loved this for Christmas, Rose Maddox - Faded Love (Vinyl).

See all reviews. There's a problem loading this menu right now. The mood is still Rose Maddox - Faded Love (Vinyl) same - listen to them all on Whoa sailor, with Fred on lead and Rose coming in on a few lines. There are so many great songs here. I want to live and love their theme song actually gets in twice, because the record company made a mistake and included it as track 12 where they meant to put New mule skinner blues, as indicated by the track listing. It also appears correctly as the last track on the CD.

This mistake is acknowledged in the notes for volume 2, where all the tracks are as listed, beginning with New mule skinner blues.

Do not let that mistake put you off. There are still 26 excellent upbeat songs to get those toes tapping. If you can't get enough, there are 30 more on volume 2. Every ARTIST has something to say regardless if it is expressed in literature, music, photography, art, or simple nursery rhymes.

Rosie and her brothers may not be the current 'catch', same as Shade 45 may not be the 'catch' of the era, the day, the majority There is no need to catch and throw it back because if there is no catcher it's one hell of a ball game. Sometimes one just has to keep 'pitching' that love by sending books or music Here is one of the most unique "bands" you'll ever hear, playing Rose Maddox - Faded Love (Vinyl) of the finest "Rockabilly" before "Rockabilly" existed!

I have to admit I'm not a big fan of the "banter" between the musicians and Rose in the middle of the songs, but it is necessary as that was their delivery.

With that aside, the Maddox Brothers and yes, Rose to were a big influence on Merle Haggard, and any Haggard fan needs this album to understand that Jimmie Rodgers was only part of Merle's influence.

The Maddox Brothers were true heroes of the misplaced "Okies", as they were dustbowl survivors and California immigrants as well. It is amazing to hear the upbeat and excitement provided by these folks despite their roots and the hardships they endured; no doubt, it endeared them to the thousands of dissplaced Mid-Westerners who ended up on the west coast. There are 27 songs here over an hour of music and in their original form.

I think you'll enjoy this CD and the musical history it provides. Give it a listen. Funny, fun and well done. If you like this, more can be had on the Arhoolie label. Unfortunately, Rose Maddox's Rose Maddox - Faded Love (Vinyl) excellent solo work, mostly on Capitol, is hard to find.

She remained active both onstage and in recordings right up until her death, her last studio work with members of the Desert Rose band. I agree with the previous reviewer that the material on her could have been better treated by the record company.

This was a really fun, wild, shameless band with a very progressive sound for the time. Theirs is still my favorite rendition of "Water Baby Boogie" and it's essentially rock and roll, ten years early. Very good old country music. My father loved this for Christmas. See all reviews. There's a problem loading this menu right now.

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