June Carter Cash's final album (she died in May, 2003) is a microcosm of a magnificent seven-decade legacy that began in the 1930s when she and her two sisters joined their mother in the Original Carter Family. After years recording with them, alone, and with husband Johnny Cash , her solo career found new life on her 1999 masterpiece Press On. As straightforward as ever, she revisits many Carter Family standards and a few of her lesser-known originals. Yet even on the deeper, darker numbers, her tone is anything but funereal. Her feisty performance of Red Ingle's 1947 novelty "Temptation" ("Tim-Tay-Shun") with Johnny revives the playfulness at the heart of their duets. Her family members, including daughter Carlene Carter, singing backup and the elegant accompaniment from a tiny acoustic band including Norman and Nancy Blake bolster and enhance her weathered voice. In bringing down the curtain herself, as she does on the Carter Family's timeless ballads "Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone" and "Wildwood Flower," she demonstrates the grace, class and courage befitting both a Carterand a Cash. -- Rich Kienzle
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Recorded from October 2002 to March 2003 in Mother Maybelle's childhood home in Mae's Springs, Virginia. June is joined by Johnny Cash and A.P. & Sarah Carter's children Joe & Janette Carter, daughter Carlene Carter and grandchildren Laura Cash and Tiffany Carter Love. 13 tracks plus as a bonus video enhancement, video footage of the Wildwood Flower recording sessions that took place September 18th & 19th, 2002 at the Carter Family Estate in Virginia. Dualtone. 2003.
Wildwood Flower,June Carter Cash,Dualtone Music Group,Country,Country & Western,Country-Folk,Pop,Traditional Country
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Wildwood Flower
June Carter Cash Manufacturer: Dualtone Music Group ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000C05MO Release Date: 2003-09-09 |
Tracks:
- Keep on the Sunny Side w/ Johnny Cash
- Road to Kaintuck w/ Johnny Cash
- Kneeling Drunkards Plea ( Carter Girls intro )
- Storms are on the Ocean
- Temptation duet w/ Johnny Cash ( Little June intro )
- Big Yellow Peaches (June's intro w/ story about Lee Marvin)
- Alcatraz
- Sinking in the Lonesome Sea w/ Marty Stuart
- Church in the Wildwood / Lonesome Valley w/ Joe and Lorrie Carter
- Cannonball Blues
- Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone w/ Johnny Cash
- Anchored in Love w/ Joe and Janette Carter & Dale Jett
- Wildwood Flower w/ Johnny Cash
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1. Keep On The Sunny Side
2. Road To Kaintuck
3. (Carter Girls Intro) Kneeling Drunkards Plea
4. Storms Are On The Ocean
5. (Little June Intro) Temptation
6. Big Yellow Peaches
7. Alcatraz
8. Sinking In The Lonesome Sea
9. Church In The Wildwood/Lonesome Valley
10. Cannonball Blues
11. Will You Miss Me?
12. Anchored In Love
13. Wildwood Flower
Format: CD
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June Carter Cash's final album (she died in May, 2003) is a microcosm of a magnificent seven-decade legacy that began in the 1930s when she and her two sisters joined their mother in the Original Carter Family. After years recording with them, alone, and with husband Johnny Cash , her solo career found new life on her 1999 masterpiece Press On. As straightforward as ever, she revisits many Carter Family standards and a few of her lesser-known originals. Yet even on the deeper, darker numbers, her tone is anything but funereal. Her feisty performance of Red Ingle's 1947 novelty "Temptation" ("Tim-Tay-Shun") with Johnny revives the playfulness at the heart of their duets. Her family members, including daughter Carlene Carter, singing backup and the elegant accompaniment from a tiny acoustic band including Norman and Nancy Blake bolster and enhance her weathered voice. In bringing down the curtain herself, as she does on the Carter Family's timeless ballads "Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone" and "Wildwood Flower," she demonstrates the grace, class and courage befitting both a Carterand a Cash. -- Rich KienzleCustomer Reviews:
Great for historical interest...Johnny & June both died within about a year!.......2007-02-21
Mythical and Enchanting.......2006-11-20
Cash-Carter Have To Have cd.......2006-08-23
Great stuff........2006-08-08
The tracks that comprise Wildwood Flower became June Carter Cash's final recording sessions, and were held from October 2002 to March 2003. Largely a family affair, Wildwood Flower is easily Carter Cash's least polished recording and perhaps her best. Husband Johnny sings in either duet or as backup on almost all the tracks; also singing are daughter Carlene, granddaughter Tiffany Anastasia Lowe, and cousins Joe and Janette Carter (children of Sara and A.P. Carter). Johnny and June's son John Carter Cash produced the album and former son-in-law Marty Stuart makes an appearance or two as well. Creating most of the instrumental merrymaking are Norman and Nancy Blake. And it is fitting that this collection of family and friends created June Carter Cash's recorded epitaph. These songs are intimate, frighteningly so. Her voice, as well as Johnny Cash's, are mere shadows of what once were golden throats, and the songs were by and large written by A.P. Carter, with one by June and a cover of a Leon Russell tune. The ghosts of the original Carter Family hover about uneasily in the mix here, offering shards of old harmonies and broken notes in the title track, "Anchored in Love," "Keep on the Sunny Side," "Road to Kaintuck," "Kneeling Drunkard's Plea," and especially "Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone," where the truth strikes a little too close to home. There are a few spoken word intros here (and some historically recorded ones) that are both poignant and humorous -- check out June's observations of actor Lee Marvin on her intro to her song "Big Yellow Peaches." As the family gathers round one last time, the entire history of the country music tradition comes through and pours down around the listener, cracking and breaking and yet more musical than ever. This is the music of the folk as A.P. wrote it. And as such, it is both a credible historical document and, more importantly, the last will and testament of a legend who went back to her beginnings as a way of understanding the continuity of family and song in the present. Wildwood Flower is truly amazing, truly flawed, and heartbreakingly beautiful
Dear June.......2006-08-07
June,
I know since you've died, not many people have been buying your CD's. There in the dusty corners of the CD store. Even though I never knew you, I know you'd feel terrible. I'm writing this for everyoen to see that you ARE one of the best country singers.
I know you feel neglected, and you feel like a nobody. I think you're great, or else I wouldn't be writing this.
Everyone, June is a wonderful singer, and this CD is great. Don't let it get away! If you're looking for a good CD to start off with, this is the one.
June
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Wildwood Flower
The Carter Family Manufacturer: Asv Living Era ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004U9MY Release Date: 2000-08-22 |
Tracks:
- Wildwood Flower
- Keep On The Sunny Side
- Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow
- Little Log Cabin By The Sea
- Little Darling, Pal Of Mine
- Anchored In Love
- John Hardy Was A Desperate Little Man
- River Of Jordan
- Sweet Fern
- My Clinch Mountain Home
- I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes
- Lulu Walls
- Foggy Mountain Top
- Carter's Blues
- Wabash Cannonball
- JImmie Brown The Newsboy
- The Cannonball
- Worried Man Blues
- Lonesome Valley
- Lonesome Pine Special
- I Never Will Marry
- Can The Circle Be Unbroken?
- My Dixie Darling
- Oh, Take Me Back
- You Are My Flower
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While the Carter Family is certainly worthy of deeper exploration, this 25-song compilation provides a very useful overview of the work of one of country music's cornerstone artists. Beginning in the late 1920s, Sara, Maybelle, and A.P. Carter delivered to the rest of the world British and Irish ballads that had been preserved in remote Appalachian regions. By fusing the concept of hillbilly string music with the vocal harmonies of religious music and then attaching this fusion to these timeless songs, they helped give country music its foundation, both sonically and spiritually. As a result, many of these tunes have become distinctively American staples of popular music. --Marc GreilsamerCustomer Reviews:
Wildwood Flower ~ The Carter Family is outstanding.......2007-05-13
The first Lead Guitarist.......2005-12-17
Carter Family.......2005-07-23
A good introduction to an influential family.......2004-10-24
This compilation provides a good overview of their music, though you must allow for the age of the recordings. All the essentials are here including Wildwood flower, Keep on the sunny side, I'm thinking tonight of my blue eyes (which uses the same tune as Great speckled bird, Wild side of life and It wasn't god who made honky tonk angels), Can the circle be unbroken (better known as Will the circle be unbroken), My Dixie darling (revived by Carlene Carter on her classic album, I fell in love), I never will marry (revived by Linda Ronstadt on her classic album, Simple dreams), Foggy mountain top and You are my flower.
As a basic introduction to the music of the Carter family, this works brilliantly. It doesn't do full justice to their music but boxed sets by JSP and Bear family serve that purpose.
An excellent primer on the first family of country music.......2001-01-04
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Lines on the Paper
Kate Wolf & the Wildwood Flower Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000003344 Release Date: 1993-09-28 |
Tracks:
- I Don't Know Why
- Lines On The Paper
- You're Not Standing Like You Used To
- Picture Puzzle
- The Heart
- The Trumpet Vine
- I Never Knew My Father
- Amazed to Find
- Everybody's looking For The Same Thing
- The Lilac & The Apple
- Midnight On The Water
- Lay Me Down Easy
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Words that will touch your heart........1999-04-29
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Back Roads
Kate Wolf & The Wildwood Flower Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000003343 Release Date: 1993-09-28 |
Tracks:
- Lately
- Emma Rose
- Sitting On The Porch
- The Redtail Hawk
- Telluride
- Goodbye Babe
- It Ain't In The Wine
- Tequila & Me
- Legend In His Time
- Riding In The Country
- Oklahoma Going Home
- Back Roads
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Wolf's debut recording (released in 1976 on her Owl Records imprint) was only a small indication what was to come. After all, who could have predicted the influence she would have on a generation of singer-songwriters? In retrospect, this first studio effort sounds a bit tentative; it's as if Wolf holds back for fear of giving too much too soon. She needn't have worried; she was a prolific songwriter and interpreter who never ran short of material. The sad opener "Lately" and the kick-up-your-heels joy "Sitting on the Porch" point toward the intimate, confessional lyrical tone she came to master. --Alexandra RussellCustomer Reviews:
Kate captures the 'essence' of the rural west.......2000-08-30
Unbelievable Voice--Highly Recommended.......2000-02-20
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Wildwood Flower-Hammered Dulcimer & String Quartet
Alisa Jones Manufacturer: Cumberland ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000SQX38M |
Product Description
1. Wildwood Flower 2:44 2. The Water Is Wide 2:32 3. Swanee River 3:39 4. Hard Times Come Again No More 2:28 5. Red Wing 2:46 6. The Ash Grove 2:04 7. Danny Boy 2:41 8. My Old Kentucky Home 3:03 9. Bonny Eloise 2:40 10. Simple Gifts 2:46 11. Scarborough Fair 2:42 12. Gentle Annie 3:39 13. Lorena 2:31 14. Red River Valley 1:43
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Wildwood Flower: Classic Country Performances
Various Artists Manufacturer: Copper Creek ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00023GG7G Release Date: 2004-05-25 |
Tracks:
- Molly and the Tenbrooks (The Racehorse Song)
- Jimmie Brown, The Newsboy - Flatt & Scruggs
- Mom and Dad's Waltz - Lefty Frizzell
- Love and Wealth - Carl Story
- My Home Along the Hills - The Carter Family
- Poor Ellen Smith - Molly O'Day
- You Tried to Ruin My Name - Wilma Lee
- Old Home - The Stanley Brothers
- Wildwood Flower - Carter Sisters, Mother Maybelle Carter
- Remember Me (When the Candle Lights Are Gleaming) - The Bailes Brothers
- Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain - Roy Acuff
- I Overlooked an Orchid (While Searching for a Rose) - Carl Smith
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Wildwood Flower
Buddy Spicher and Mike Loudermilk ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000PHS6MC |
Product Description
1 Fire on the Mountain 2 Shackles and Chains 3 Arkansas Traveler 4 Blue Moon of Kentucky 5 Kentucky/Tennessee Waltz 6 Devil Went Down To Georgia 7 Blue Kentucky Girl 8 Redwood Timber 9 Wildwood Flower 10 Ol' Joe Clark
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Looking Back
Pam Linton Manufacturer: Black Gold Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000CAGD9K Release Date: 2005-11-08 |
Tracks:
- You Ain't Down Home
- Slippin' Away
- My Baby Thinks He's a Train
- Any Old Time
- Wildwood Flower
- Far-Side Banks of Jordan
- Whispering Pines
- Tammy Wynette Medley
- I've Been Everywhere
- Oh What It Did to Me
- Harper Valley Pta
- God Bless America Again
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The Making of Wildwood Flower Radio Special
June Carter Cash Manufacturer: Dualtone ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000OWF3VU |
Product Description
7-track radio special CD hosted by John Carter Cash and featuring contributions from Marty Stuart, Rodney Crowell and Johnny Cash. 1. Segment 1 13:00 2. Segment 2 10:00 3. Segment 3 10:58 4. Segment 4 10:48 5. Segment 5 13:00 6. John Carter Cash Radio Special Promo With Music Bed 0:40 7. John Carter Cash Radio Special Promo Dry 0:12
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Wildwood Flower
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00004Y3KT Release Date: 2006-03-14 |
Music Album:
- A John Prine Christmas
- Alecia Nugent
- Anniversary: 10 Years of Hits
- Anniversary Special, Vol. 1-2 [Original recording remastered]
- Appalachian Picking Society
- Are You Ready for the Big Show? [Enhanced] [Extra tracks] [Live]
- At Her Best
- Beatin' the Heat
- Behind Closed Doors [Original recording remastered]
- Best of Jack Scott (1957 - 1960)
