| 1. I Know One |
| 2. Tweedle O'Twill |
| 3. Little Ole You |
| 4. Bimbo |
| 5. Pride Goes Before a Fall |
| 6. Ichabod Crane |
| 7. Young Hearts |
| 8. That's a Sad Affair |
| 9. Jimbo Jenkins |
| 10. Two Shadows on Your Window |
| 11. I'm Hurtin' Inside |
| 12. Nooient Jie Van Die Ou Transvaal |
| 13. Distant Drums |
| 14. Is It Really Over? |
| 15. I Missed Me |
| 16. Snowflake |
| 17. Letter to My Heart |
| 18. Losing Your Love |
| 19. This Is It |
| 20. Not Until the Next Time |
Up Through the Years/Distant Drums,Jim Reeves,Bmg Int'l,Country,Country-Pop,Country/Bluegrass,Nashville Sound/Countrypolitan,Pop
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Up Through the Years/Distant Drums
Jim Reeves Manufacturer: Bmg Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0002BXX06 Release Date: 2004-07-05 |
Tracks:
- I Know One
- Tweedle O'Twill
- Little Ole You
- Bimbo
- Pride Goes Before a Fall
- Ichabod Crane
- Young Hearts
- That's a Sad Affair
- Jimbo Jenkins
- Two Shadows on Your Window
- I'm Hurtin' Inside
- Nooientjie Van Die Ou Transvaal
- Distant Drums
- Is It Really Over?
- I Missed Me
- Snowflake
- Letter to My Heart
- Losing Your Love
- This Is It
- Not Until the Next Time
- Good Morning Self
- Where Does a Broken Heart Go
- Overnight
- Gods Were Angry With Me
Customer Reviews:
Two great Jim Reeves collections!.......2006-11-04
"I Know One" is a nice track which Charley Pride scored a #6 hit with in 1967. "Young Hearts" and "Two Shadows On Your Window" are early examples of his late style (both recorded in 1957).
"Pride Goes Before A Fall" is a favourite of mine written by Leon Payne (he also wrote "I Love You Because"). This one even includes the sound of one or several accordions (a rarity in Reeves' music).
One track is done in Afrikaans: "Nooientjie Van Die Ou Transvaal", it's from an album Jim did for South Africa as he was enormously popular there.
The "Distant Drums" album contains several hits like: the title track, "Is It Really Over?", "I Missed Me", "Losing your Love", "This Is It", "Not Until The Next Time" (a hit in Norway), "Snowflake" (a hit in Norway). "Good Morning Self" is, in my opinion, one of the greatest he recorded. The lyrics are great, combined with Reeves' beautiful voice and music.
The reason I didn't give this album a full score is that six of the tracks are from Reeves' earlier period (before 1957). They are a fun listen but not as "smooth" as the later ones.
Anyway, those who love Jim Reeves' music will surely love this one!
It comes highly recommeded from a 27 years old fan.
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