Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops with Chet Atkins - The Pops Goes Country / The Pops Goes West (2013)
BAND/ARTIST: Arthur Fiedler, The Boston Pops with Chet Atkins
- Title: The Pops Goes Country / The Pops Goes West
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Real Gone Music
- Genre: Country, Easy Listening
- Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans) / 320 kbps
- Total Time: 01:04:11
- Total Size: 423 / 204 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops with Chet Atkins - The "Pops" Goes Country (1966)
01. Country Gentleman (1:52)
02. Tennessee Waltz (2:46)
03. Alabama Jubilee (2:30)
04. Faded Love (2:14)
05. Medley: In the Pines/Wildwood Flower/On Top of Old Smoky (3:25)
06. Windy and Warm (2:05)
07. I'll Fly Away (2:25)
08. Adios Amigo (2:46)
09. Medley: John Henry/Listen to the Mockingbird (1:57)
10. Cold, Cold Heart (2:54)
11. I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes (2:22)
12. Orange Blossom Special (2:41)
Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops - The Pops Goes West (1968)
13. Deep in the Heart of Texas (2:44)
14. High Noon (Don Not Forsake Me) (2:57)
15. Sweet Betsy from Pike (2:20)
16. San Antonio Rose (3:43)
17. Buttons and Bows (2:10)
18. Down in the Valley (3:43)
19. Bonanza (1:55)
20. Shenandoah (3:55)
21. The Hill Country Theme (2:58)
22. Mexicali Rose (2:30)
23. The Streets of Laredo (2:45)
24. Don't Fence Me In (2:34)
Beginning in the 1950s, the immensely popular American conductor Arthur Fiedler and his Boston Pops Orchestra made a series of records covering not only the world's most-loved classical pieces, but also crossing over into popular music with great success. Whether it was the Beatles, Broadway, or Hollywood, eventually everyone who was anyone went "Pops." In 1966, Fiedler teamed up with the master of the Nashville sound, famed guitarist and producer Chet Atkins. The match was a good one, and the combo went on to produce many records together. Making its debut in the digital realm, courtesy of Real Gone Records, is a reissue of two of their excellent collaborations, The Pops Goes Country and The Pops Goes West. The former covers a wide range of Nashville favorites, including one of Atkins' signature songs, "Country Gentleman," while the latter focuses on music from the popular film and TV Westerns of that era. Atkins' clean and nimble guitar style blended well with Fiedler's larger-than-life arrangements, resulting a big, expansive all-American sound that has now been remastered for even wider vistas.
Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops with Chet Atkins - The "Pops" Goes Country (1966)
01. Country Gentleman (1:52)
02. Tennessee Waltz (2:46)
03. Alabama Jubilee (2:30)
04. Faded Love (2:14)
05. Medley: In the Pines/Wildwood Flower/On Top of Old Smoky (3:25)
06. Windy and Warm (2:05)
07. I'll Fly Away (2:25)
08. Adios Amigo (2:46)
09. Medley: John Henry/Listen to the Mockingbird (1:57)
10. Cold, Cold Heart (2:54)
11. I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes (2:22)
12. Orange Blossom Special (2:41)
Arthur Fiedler & The Boston Pops - The Pops Goes West (1968)
13. Deep in the Heart of Texas (2:44)
14. High Noon (Don Not Forsake Me) (2:57)
15. Sweet Betsy from Pike (2:20)
16. San Antonio Rose (3:43)
17. Buttons and Bows (2:10)
18. Down in the Valley (3:43)
19. Bonanza (1:55)
20. Shenandoah (3:55)
21. The Hill Country Theme (2:58)
22. Mexicali Rose (2:30)
23. The Streets of Laredo (2:45)
24. Don't Fence Me In (2:34)
Beginning in the 1950s, the immensely popular American conductor Arthur Fiedler and his Boston Pops Orchestra made a series of records covering not only the world's most-loved classical pieces, but also crossing over into popular music with great success. Whether it was the Beatles, Broadway, or Hollywood, eventually everyone who was anyone went "Pops." In 1966, Fiedler teamed up with the master of the Nashville sound, famed guitarist and producer Chet Atkins. The match was a good one, and the combo went on to produce many records together. Making its debut in the digital realm, courtesy of Real Gone Records, is a reissue of two of their excellent collaborations, The Pops Goes Country and The Pops Goes West. The former covers a wide range of Nashville favorites, including one of Atkins' signature songs, "Country Gentleman," while the latter focuses on music from the popular film and TV Westerns of that era. Atkins' clean and nimble guitar style blended well with Fiedler's larger-than-life arrangements, resulting a big, expansive all-American sound that has now been remastered for even wider vistas.
Country | Easy Listening | FLAC / APE | Mp3 | CD-Rip
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