The Heartaches - Wichita Lineman and Other Country Hits (1969) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: The Heartaches
- Title: Wichita Lineman and Other Country Hits
- Year Of Release: 1969
- Label: RCA - Legacy
- Genre: Folk, Easy Listening, Country
- Quality: 24-bit/192kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 00:27:38
- Total Size: 998 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
These days it's pretty much the rule of the star singer that good "backup" bands should be heard and not really seen. So when a band is so good that it is brought up front to stage center with the encouragement of the star herself, it Is news.
The band of top country singer Dottie West is a group of five boys called The Heartaches. Wherever Dottie goes in her crowded personal-appearance schedule, the band is sure to go. The Heartaches are a tight and well-coordinated ensemble, yet each musician is a master performer in his own right. This is a group that swings —the members are "in touch" and tuned m. The result is a fine moving and grooving sound in the best country instrumental tradition.
The selections here are recent top country-music hits. The title tune is Glen Campbell’s big hit Wichita Lineman. Tammy Wynette's No 1 country smash. Stand by Your Man, is given The Heartaches' soul treatment as are two of Dave Houston’s recent hits. My Woman's Good to Me and Where Love Used to
Live.
Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner continued their unbroken string of duet hits with a song that also hit the charts by Waylon Jennings. Yours Love. It's given a fine reading here by The Heartaches as is one of Eddy Arnold's big songs. They Don't Make Love Like They Used To. With a nod to the "boss.'' the group plays a top Dottie West composition, Country Girl.
Mule Skinner Blues got impressive radio play as recorded by the Nashville Brass. The Heartaches put their own imprint on it and also on Lynn Anderson's Flattery Will Get You Everywhere.
Listen especially for the "talking line" by the steel guitar in Plastic Saddle, a country chart hit by Nat Stuckey.
With this first bright album The Heartaches move up into the limelight as a stellar attraction. Look for more!
Tracklist:
01. The Heartaches - Wichita Lineman (02:51)
02. The Heartaches - Yours Love (03:04)
03. The Heartaches - Flattery Will Get You Everywhere (02:28)
04. The Heartaches - Country Girl (03:25)
05. The Heartaches - Stand By Your Man (02:34)
06. The Heartaches - Plastic Saddle (02:15)
07. The Heartaches - My Woman's Good to Me (02:59)
08. The Heartaches - They Don't Make Love Like They Used to (02:58)
09. The Heartaches - Where Love Used to Live (03:09)
10. The Heartaches - Mule Skinner Blues (01:50)
The band of top country singer Dottie West is a group of five boys called The Heartaches. Wherever Dottie goes in her crowded personal-appearance schedule, the band is sure to go. The Heartaches are a tight and well-coordinated ensemble, yet each musician is a master performer in his own right. This is a group that swings —the members are "in touch" and tuned m. The result is a fine moving and grooving sound in the best country instrumental tradition.
The selections here are recent top country-music hits. The title tune is Glen Campbell’s big hit Wichita Lineman. Tammy Wynette's No 1 country smash. Stand by Your Man, is given The Heartaches' soul treatment as are two of Dave Houston’s recent hits. My Woman's Good to Me and Where Love Used to
Live.
Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner continued their unbroken string of duet hits with a song that also hit the charts by Waylon Jennings. Yours Love. It's given a fine reading here by The Heartaches as is one of Eddy Arnold's big songs. They Don't Make Love Like They Used To. With a nod to the "boss.'' the group plays a top Dottie West composition, Country Girl.
Mule Skinner Blues got impressive radio play as recorded by the Nashville Brass. The Heartaches put their own imprint on it and also on Lynn Anderson's Flattery Will Get You Everywhere.
Listen especially for the "talking line" by the steel guitar in Plastic Saddle, a country chart hit by Nat Stuckey.
With this first bright album The Heartaches move up into the limelight as a stellar attraction. Look for more!
Tracklist:
01. The Heartaches - Wichita Lineman (02:51)
02. The Heartaches - Yours Love (03:04)
03. The Heartaches - Flattery Will Get You Everywhere (02:28)
04. The Heartaches - Country Girl (03:25)
05. The Heartaches - Stand By Your Man (02:34)
06. The Heartaches - Plastic Saddle (02:15)
07. The Heartaches - My Woman's Good to Me (02:59)
08. The Heartaches - They Don't Make Love Like They Used to (02:58)
09. The Heartaches - Where Love Used to Live (03:09)
10. The Heartaches - Mule Skinner Blues (01:50)
Easy Listening | Folk | HD & Vinyl
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