Red Foley › Tennessee Saterday Night 25 Gr Hits [import]

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CD Details

Released: March 15, 2004
Label: Country Stars

Tracks:

1.Smoke On The Water
2.There's A Blue Shining Star
3.Hang Your Head In Shame
4.I'll Never Let You Worry My Mind
5.Shame On You
6.At Mail Call Today
7.Harriet
8.Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
9.That's How Much I Love You
10.New Jolie Blond
11.Freight Train Boogie
12.Never Trust A Woman
13.Blues In My Heart
14.Tennessee Saturday Night
15.Old Shep
16.Candy Kisses
17.Tennessee Border
18.Tennessee Polka
19.Sunday Down In Tennessee
20.Tennessee Border No. 2
21.When God Dips His Love In My Heart
22.Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age
23.Goodnight Irene
24.I Gotta Have My Baby Back
25.Careless Kisses

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Liner Note Author: William Hogeland.

With his warm, assuring vocals, Red Foley brought class to a country genre that at times was too ragged and reckless for its own good in the 1930s and '40s, and if he didn't stretch boundaries, he didn't really need to, and ended up landing some 41 songs on the country charts between 1944 and 1959. This set has most of the key tracks from his Decca years (1944-1951), including 1944's "Smoke on the Water," 1947's "New Jolie Blonde," and 1948's "Tennessee Saturday Night" (although he was born in Kentucky, Foley may have set a record for most songs recorded about the state of Tennessee), although it lacks his signature song, "Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy," from 1950, and 1951's surprise gospel hit "(There'll Be) Peace in the Valley." ~ Steve Leggett