Western Swing Chronicles, Vol. 3

Track Listings

 
1. There'll Be Some Changes Made
2. Turn Your Lights Down Low
3. Why Shouldn't I?
4. How Come?
5. Black and Blues
6. Ain't Nobody Truck Like You
7. What's the Matter?
8. Just Blues
9. Long Ago
10. Same Thing All the Time
11. One of Us Was Wrong
12. To My House
13. Wabash Blues
14. Please Sing for Me
15. Bass Man Jive
16. Darling Little Memories
17. Jitterbug Katy
18. You've Got Me There
19. Nickel in the Kitty
20. You Are My Sunshine
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Western Swing Chronicles, Vol. 3,Ocie Stockard & the Wanderers,Original Jazz Lib.,Country,Pop,Western Swing
Western Swing Chronicles, Vol. 3
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • This should be in your collection!
 Western Swing Chronicles, Vol. 3
Ocie Stockard & the Wanderers
Manufacturer: Origin Jazz Library
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Country | Styles | Music
Western SwingWestern Swing | Country | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B0001ENY80
Release Date: 2004-03-23

Tracks:

  1. There'll Be Some Changes Made
  2. Turn Your Lights Down Now
  3. Why Shouldn't I?
  4. How Come?
  5. Black And Blues
  6. Ain't Nobody Truck Like You
  7. What's the Matter?
  8. Just Blues
  9. Long Ago
  10. Same Thing All The Time
  11. One Of Us Was Wrong
  12. To My House
  13. Wabash Blues
  14. Please Sing For Me
  15. Bass Man Jive
  16. Darling Little Memories
  17. Jitterbug Katy
  18. You've Got Me There
  19. Nickel In the Kitty
  20. You Are My Sunshine
  21. Twin Guitar Polka
  22. O.P.A. Blues
  23. Cowtown Boogie
  24. Nobody Cares

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars This should be in your collection!.......2007-03-31

If your knowledge of western swing starts at Big Sandy & stops at Bob Wills, you're off to a good start but you've got more to go. Along with the amazing Milton Brown & The Light Crust Doughboys, you've got Ocie Stockard and The Wanderers, surely my new favorite! With many of Milton Brown's boys backing him up the stand out musician is Harry Palmer. A trumpeter & vocalist with sure traces of Louis Armstrong in his horn & Jack Teagarden in his voice, this is his only session recorded & it is a bold session at that! His contribution to the first 14 tracks on this cd from 1937 contain more jazz than some players ever get across. His stand out track is Black & Blues (a thinly veiled 'What Did I Do To Be So Black & Blue') with his back alley vocal & his soulful low down horn. If this cd only had that track it'd be worth it, but with the entire recorded output of this band you surely can't miss here. This belongs right before Bob Wills and right after your Milton Brown in your cd collection. You wont be sorry.

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