various artists
25 years of strictly country
– incl.: mutsers & vangerven: ‘sofa’
(frank zappa)
| 1996 | 3cd | nl | strictly country 45 |
val, joe and the new england... : ‘prisoner's song’
fiction brothers : ‘i'm gonna go to work on monday one more...’
moffat, high : ‘rose of my heart’
good ol' persons: ‘think about me’
cloud valley: ‘clarinet polka’
brewer, gary & the kentucky ramblers: ‘reach out and touch the lord’
de stroatklinkers: ‘zoltkamp’
staber, dick / yonder city: ‘bed on the floor’
blue flame stringband: ‘crowly waltz’
jimenez,
santiago jr. : ‘volver, volver’
trefoil:
‘een vrolijk’
rector, red / stover, don / ag / kate: ‘somebody loves you, darling’
grassoline: ‘rockbridge county’
lewis, laurie / street, grant: ‘haven of mercy’
stockwell brothers: ‘southbound’
jones, chris: ‘dark side of the moon’
kallick, kathy: ‘my clinch mountain home’
kahn, si: ‘molly in the mill’
high country: ‘send me your address from heaven’
mutsers / vangerven: ‘sofa’
olney, david: ‘poor clothing’
hollow, traver: ‘teardrops are falling in the snow’
tashian, barry / tashian, holly: ‘blues for dixie’
run, whestone: ‘talking about that old-time religion’
new lowland: ‘it's just like heaven’
big dogs: ‘high sierras’
spruce pine: ‘looking through the windows of heaven’
ag / kate: ‘come let us join our friends above’
mccoury, del / dixie pals: ‘good man like me’
huber, steve: ‘wait until tomorrow’
mackenzie, kate / stoney lonesome: ‘said i wasn't gonna tell nobody’
dowling, mike: ‘deep river blues’
meyer, liz: ‘gone’
crary, dan: ‘little sadie’
weary hearts: ‘waltz of the wind’
jerrycan: ‘stone man mountain’
louvin, charlie: ‘make him a soldier’
clifton, bill / rector, red / stampler, art: ‘won't it be wonderful there’
white mountain bluegrass: ‘stranger in my home’
arita, yoshihiro: ‘fishers hornpipes’
reckless fingers: ‘walk with me’
paisley, bob / southern grass: ‘behind these prison waltz of love’
alabama country boys: ‘tik-a-tee, tik-a-tay’
jimmy gaudreau's bluegrass unit: ‘drifting to far from the shore’
williams, robin / williams, linda: ‘seventeen years old’