Eddy Arnold - Essential Classics, Vol. 310: Eddy Arnold (2024)
BAND/ARTIST: Eddy Arnold
- Title: Essential Classics, Vol. 310: Eddy Arnold
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: Essential Classics
- Genre: Country
- Quality: Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 49:53
- Total Size: 189 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town (1:54)
2. Tennessee Stud (3:09)
3. Bouquet Of Roses (2:35)
4. Jolly Old St. Nicholas (2:19)
5. Texarkana Baby (2:42)
6. You Don't Know Me (2:34)
7. Cattle Call (2:44)
8. The Cattle Call (3:05)
9. Will Santa Come To Shanty Town (2:19)
10. Kentucky Waltz (2:34)
11. Christmas Can't Be Far Away (2:20)
1. What Is Life Without Love (2:49)
2. It's a sin (2:24)
3. Don't Rob Another Man's Castle (2:32)
4. Anytime (2:18)
5. I Wanna Play House With You (2:12)
6. Jingle Bell Rock (2:13)
7. Eddy's Song (2:21)
8. Up On The Housetop (2:03)
9. A Heart Full Of Love (For a Handful Of Kisses) (2:37)
1. Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town (1:54)
2. Tennessee Stud (3:09)
3. Bouquet Of Roses (2:35)
4. Jolly Old St. Nicholas (2:19)
5. Texarkana Baby (2:42)
6. You Don't Know Me (2:34)
7. Cattle Call (2:44)
8. The Cattle Call (3:05)
9. Will Santa Come To Shanty Town (2:19)
10. Kentucky Waltz (2:34)
11. Christmas Can't Be Far Away (2:20)
1. What Is Life Without Love (2:49)
2. It's a sin (2:24)
3. Don't Rob Another Man's Castle (2:32)
4. Anytime (2:18)
5. I Wanna Play House With You (2:12)
6. Jingle Bell Rock (2:13)
7. Eddy's Song (2:21)
8. Up On The Housetop (2:03)
9. A Heart Full Of Love (For a Handful Of Kisses) (2:37)
An American country music singer with 146 songs on the country charts (including 28 number one hits), Arnold ranks among the most popular country singers in U.S. history. He has sold over 85 million records, making him one of the most successful artists of the 20th century.
Early in his career, Eddy was the lead male vocalist for the Pee Wee King band. By 1943 Arnold had become a solo star on the Grand Ole Opry. He had a folksy nickname "The Tennessee Plowboy." He successfully made the transition from radio to television, appearing frequently on all of the major television shows of the era. He was the first country star to have his own television show, "Eddy Arnold Time".
Arnold's record sales dipped in the late 1950s due to the arrival of Rock and Roll. He continued to try to court a wider audience by using pop-sounding, string-laced arrangements, a style that would come to be known as the Nashville sound.
In 1966, he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. In 1967, he was the first Entertainer of the Year named by the Country Music Association and in 1985 he received the Academy of Country Music's Pioneer Award.
Arnold published his autobiography, It's A Long Way From Chester County, in 1969. His 100th album, "After All These Years", was released in 2005 by RCA Records.
Eddy performed his final concert on May 16, 1999, the day after his 81st birthday, at The Orleans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.
Born: May 15, 1918, Henderson, Tennessee
Died: May 8, 2008, Nashville, Tennessee
Early in his career, Eddy was the lead male vocalist for the Pee Wee King band. By 1943 Arnold had become a solo star on the Grand Ole Opry. He had a folksy nickname "The Tennessee Plowboy." He successfully made the transition from radio to television, appearing frequently on all of the major television shows of the era. He was the first country star to have his own television show, "Eddy Arnold Time".
Arnold's record sales dipped in the late 1950s due to the arrival of Rock and Roll. He continued to try to court a wider audience by using pop-sounding, string-laced arrangements, a style that would come to be known as the Nashville sound.
In 1966, he was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. In 1967, he was the first Entertainer of the Year named by the Country Music Association and in 1985 he received the Academy of Country Music's Pioneer Award.
Arnold published his autobiography, It's A Long Way From Chester County, in 1969. His 100th album, "After All These Years", was released in 2005 by RCA Records.
Eddy performed his final concert on May 16, 1999, the day after his 81st birthday, at The Orleans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.
Born: May 15, 1918, Henderson, Tennessee
Died: May 8, 2008, Nashville, Tennessee
Year 2024 | Country | Oldies | FLAC / APE
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