Stoney Edwards/She's My Rock [Original recording remastered]

Product Description:
Stoney Edwards' soulful honky-tonk sound has always had a devoted following and he is rightly revered as one of the great Country artists. After his early chart success in 1971, he continued his recording career right up to 1990. In 1971, Stoney's debut single, the heart-wrenching true life tale, 'Two Dollar Toy', became the first of fifteen chart entries for the singer. Stoney's fourth single a year later, 'She's My Rock', was his biggest ever chart success, breaching the top 20. Both of these tracks are included on this CD, which is chock full of superb country music, including the heartfelt 'Daddy Did His Best', later cut by Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton. Also featured here are the much recorded breezy shuffle 'I Don't Believe I'll Fall In Love Today', as well as Stoney's own material such as the whimsical 'Fishin' Song' and the tell-it-like-it-is 'You Can't Call Yourself Country'. This CD brings together two of the finest albums by Stoney Edwards, originally released in 1971 and 1973 on the Capitol Records label. Both titles have now been digitally re-mastered and are released here on CD for the first time. The accompanying 8 page booklet includes extensive liner notes & rare photographs. HUX Records. 2005.

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Average customer rating: Solid Country Music

Stoney Edwards/She's My Rock Stoney Edwards Manufacturer: Hux Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Honky-Tonk | Country | Styles | Music Outlaw & Progressive Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Traditional Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Similar Items: Poor Folks Stick Together: The Best of Stoney Edwards The Very Best of Nat Stuckey The Heart of Hank: The Monument Sessions My Notorious Youth: Hillbilly Central #1 In Search of a Song/The Rhymer and Other Five and Dimers ASIN: B000A8SXTW Release Date: 2005-08-01

Tracks:

1. All She Made Of Me
2. Daddy Did His Best
3. She Believed In Me
4. A Kingdom I Call Home
5. Tell Me That You Love Me
6. What Made You Change Your Mind?
7. You Can't Call Yourself Country
8. Why Don't You Go Home (Where You Belong)
9. I Don't Believe I'll Fall In Love Today
10. I Won't Make It Through The Day
11. You're A Believer
12. Sunshine Feeling
13. She's Helping Me Get Over You
14. The Fishin' Song
15. A Two Dollar Toy
16. She's My Rock
17. I've Got Mine
18. Honky Tonk Heaven
19. You Stayed Long Enough (To Make Me Love You)
20. Something New And Different

Album Description

Stoney Edwards' soulful honky-tonk sound has always had a devoted following and he is rightly revered as one of the great Country artists. After his early chart success in 1971, he continued his recording career right up to 1990. In 1971, Stoney's debut single, the heart-wrenching true life tale, 'Two Dollar Toy', became the first of fifteen chart entries for the singer. Stoney's fourth single a year later, 'She's My Rock', was his biggest ever chart success, breaching the top 20. Both of these tracks are included on this CD, which is chock full of superb country music, including the heartfelt 'Daddy Did His Best', later cut by Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton. Also featured here are the much recorded breezy shuffle 'I Don't Believe I'll Fall In Love Today', as well as Stoney's own material such as the whimsical 'Fishin' Song' and the tell-it-like-it-is 'You Can't Call Yourself Country'. This CD brings together two of the finest albums by Stoney Edwards, originally released in 1971 and 1973 on the Capitol Records label. Both titles have now been digitally re-mastered and are released here on CD for the first time. The accompanying 8 page booklet includes extensive liner notes & rare photographs. HUX Records. 2005.

Album Details

In 1971, Edward's Debut Single, the Heart-wrenching True Life Tale, 'two Dollar Toy', Became the First of Fifteen Chart Entries for the Singer. Edward's Fourth Single a Year Later, 'she's My Rock', was his Biggest Ever Chart Success, Breaching the Top 20. Both of These Tracks Are Included on this CD, which is Chock Full of Superb Country Music, Including the Heartfelt 'daddy Did his Best', Later Cut by Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton. Also Featured Here Are the Much Recorded Breezy Shuffle 'i Don't Believe I'll Fall in Love Today', as Well as Edward's Own Material Such as the Whimsical 'fishin' Song' and the Tell-it-like-it-is 'you Can't Call Yourself Country' this CD Brings Together Two of the Finest Albums by Stoney Edwards, Originally Released in 1971 and 1973 on the Capitol Records Label. Both Titles have Now Been Digitally Remastered and Are Released Here on CD for the First Time. The Ccompanying Eight Page Booklet Includes Extensive Liner Notes and Rare Photographs.

Customer Reviews:

Solid Country Music.......2006-11-13

This is a 2005 Hux Records release of two of Stoney Edwards great albums, on One CD. Stoney has a voice and the musical integrity that harkens back to the sound of Lefty Frizzel. The sound provided on this re-release is excellent, comparable to the modern studio recordings. A fine small booklet and liner notes make this CD collection a real bargain. There are 20 songs here, including his most famous: "Two Dollar Toy". There are also some lesser known numbers that are stunning, including: "You Stayed Long Enough", "Honky Tonk Heaven", and perhaps the finest of the album, "I Dont Believe I'll Fall in Love Today" (the origianl version of Ray Price's more famous, "I Wish that I Could Fall in Love Today"). Get this CD while it's still available.....Stoney was the real thing.

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