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The Everly Brothers


Publicity photo of the Everly Brothers. Their television show was a summer replacement for Johnny Cash's.

The Everly Brothers performing live in New York

The Everly Brothers, Phil (left) and Don (right), in a publicity portrait for Cadence Records



Wikipedia:
The Everly Brothers were American country-influenced rock and roll singers, known for steel-string guitar and close harmony singing. Isaac Donald "Don" Everly (born February 1, 1937) and Phillip "Phil" Everly (January 19, 1939 – January 3, 2014) were elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986 and the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001.

Walk Right Back - The Everly Brothers on Warner Bros. 1960-1969

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Release Date: September 14, 1993
Duration: 02:03:16
Genre: Rock, Pop, Country
Styles: Close Harmony, Rock & Roll, AM Pop, Contemporary Pop/Rock
Recording Date: March 18, 1960 - April 15, 1969
Label: Warner Bros. Records ‎– 9 45164-2, Warner Archives ‎– 2-45164
Format: 2 × CD, Compilation

This two-CD, 50-track compilation assembles the Everly Brothers' most memorable recordings of the 1960s. Although their work from this period has sometimes been criticized as inferior to their classic '50s recordings for Cadence, the best of these songs are a match for anything the duo recorded. As it happens, the strongest of these tunes are drawn from their first two albums for Warners in the 1960s, including the hits "Cathy's Clown" and "So Sad." In the following years, their material suffered from increasing inconsistency and ill-suited production. Yet the Brothers continued to intermittently hit the mark squarely -- not only with early-'60s hits like "Crying in the Rain" and "Temptation," but neglected flop singles like "Nancy's Minuet" and "You're the One I Love," as well as the hard-rocking minor 1964 hit "Gone Gone Gone" (their last Top 40 single). They also showed a willingness to incorporate the hard-rocking beat of the British Invasion into their work that was not shared by any of the other major stars of the '50s. This compilation also gives a good overview of a body of work that is often unfairly overlooked.


CD1:

1 Cathy's Clown 2:25
2 So Sad (to Watch Good Love Go Bad) 2:37
3 Walk Right Back 2:19
4 Love Hurts 2:22
5 Sleepless Nights 2:23
6 Nashville Blues 2:39
7 Lucille 2:32
8 What Kind of Girl Are You 1:55
9 Made to Love 2:03
10 Radio and TV 2:12
11 Stick With Me Baby 1:55
12 Always It's You 2:29
13 Temptation 2:12
14 Ebony Eyes 3:07
15 Crying in the Rain 2:00
16 Don't Blame Me 3:25
17 True Love 2:06
18 That's Old Fashioned (That's the Way Love Should Be) 2:22
19 Nancy's Minuet 2:05
20 I'm Not Angry 2:01
21 How Can I Meet Her? 1:49
22 Burma Shave 2:28
23 Muskrat 2:15
24 Just One Time 2:19
25 Lonely Street 2:21
26 Sweet Dreams 2:43

CD2:

1 The Price of Love 2:06
2 Man With Money 2:20
3 Love Is Strange 2:50
4 Give Me a Sweetheart 2:11
5 You're the One I Love 2:02
6 You're My Girl 2:27
7 Kiss Your Man Good Bye 2:34
8 Gone, Gone, Gone 2:04
9 Don't Let the Whole World Know 2:11
10 Don't Forget to Cry 2:09
11 Nothing Matters but You 2:15
12 It's All Over 2:20
13 Empty Boxes 2:46
14 Bowling Green 2:54
15 Love of the Common People 3:27
16 (I'd Be) A Legend in My Time 2:47
17 I'm Movin' On 2:28
18 T for Texas 3:31
19 I Wonder If I Care as Much 2:59
20 Lord of the Manor 4:49
21 Sing Me Back Home 3:58
22 Shady Grove 1:53
23 Cuckoo Bird 2:41
24 I'm on My Way Home Again 2:20




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