Tex Williams And His Western Caravan Vintage Collections
CD, 1996, Compilation

Herstellungsland USA
Veröffentlichungs-Jahr 1996
Zeit 48:02
EAN-Nr. 724383618422
Label/Labelcode nicht vorhanden
Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. Capitol Nashville / 7243-8-36184-2-2
Musikrichtung Country: Western Swing
Sammlungen Gesucht Flohmarkt
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Tracklist

I = Instrumental L = Live B = Bonustrack H = Hidden Track C = Coversong
CD
Track Titel Zeit Besonderheit
Gesamtzeit 48:02  
1. Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) 2:53
2. I Got Texas In My Soul 2:57
3. Fiddle Time 1:46
4. The Leaf Of Love 2:59
5. Wild Card 2:20
6. Brother, Drop Dead 2:30
7. On The Double 2:26
8. Won't You Ride In My Little Red Wagon? 1:48
9. Suspicion 2:55
10. Caravan Ride 1:26
11. Western Jamboree 2:57
12. My Confession 1:54
13. That's What I Like About The West 2:45
14. The Campbells Are Coming 2:00
15. I Lost My Gal From Memphis 2:26
16. Never Trust A Woman 2:54
17. Steel Guitar Rag 1:37
18. Downtown Poker Club 2:47
19. You Can't Break My Heart 2:30 L
20. My Window Faces The South 2:12 L

Infos

[1] by Merle Travis-Tex Williams
Recorded March 27, 1947 Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA*
Tex Williams - vocal
Cliffie Stone - bass fiddle
Johnny Weis - lead guitar
Eugene "Smokey" Rogers - guitar, harmony vocal
George "Deuce Spriggens" Braunsdorf - harmony vocal
Don Linder or George Wendt - trumpet
Andrew "Cactus" Soldi, Rex Call, Harry Sims - fiddles
Eddie Mitchell - possibly steel guitar
Paul "Spike" Featherstone - guitar
Ossie Godson - piano
Larry "Pedro" DePaul - accordion
Milton "Muddy" Berry - drums

[2] by Ernest Tubb-Zeb Turner
Recorded August 3, 1946 Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA*
Tex Williams - vocal
Johnny Weis - lead guitar
Spike Featherstone - harp
Smokey Rogers - guitar
Sammy Leichter, Max Fidler, Turney "Gibby" Gibson, Cactus Soldi - fiddles
Deuce Spriggens - bass
Pedro DePaul - accordion
Ossie Godson - piano
Muddy Berry - drums
Eddie Mitchell - possibly steel guitar

[3] by unknown
Recorded circa 1949 Capitol Studios, Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA~
Probable personnel:
Tex Williams - leader
Benny Garcia jr. and Johnny Weis - electric guitars
Smokey Rogers - rhythm guitar
Max Fidler, Cactus Soldi, Rex Call - fiddles
Earl "Joaquin" Murphey - steel guitar
Deuce Spriggens - bass
Spike Featherstone - harp
Ossie Godsen - vibes
Pedro DePaul - accordion
Warren Penniman - drums

[4] by Tex Williams-Bob Newman
Recorded October 11, 1946 Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA*
Personnel same as [2]

[5] by Buddy Ebsen-Bonnie Lake
Recorded August 9, 1950 Capitol Studios, Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA~
Tex Williams - vocal
Jimmy Bryant - lead guitar
Ossie Godson - piano
Smokey Rogers, Dean Eacker - rhythm guitars
Fred Tavares - steel guitar
Deuce Spriggens - bass
Pedro DePaul - accordion
Max Fidler, Harry Sims, Cactus Soldi - fiddles
Muddy Berry - drums

[6] by Pee Wee King-Gene Stewart
Previously unreleased
Recorded April 26, 1951 Capitol Studios, Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA~
Tex Williams - vocal
Manny Klein - trumpet
Deuce Spriggens - bass
Koby Sirinsky, Harry Sims, Max Fidler - fiddles
Frank Ovanin - guitar
Wayne Burdick - steel guitar
James "Dickie" Phillips - lead guitar
Jimmy Widener - rhythm guitar
Allen Fox - drums
Albert Tracy - accordion
Ossie Godson - piano

[7] by unknown
Recorded ca. 1949 Capitol Studios, Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA~
Personnel similar to [3]

[8] by Rex Griffin
Recorded December 8, 1947 Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA*
Tex Williams - vocal
Smokey Rogers - guitar
Joaquin Murphey - steel guitar
Johnny Weis - lead guitar
Deuce Spriggens - bass
Pedro DePaul - accordion
Possibly Max Fidler - fiddle
Muddy Berry - drums

[9] by Les Paul-Foster Carling
Recorded December 16, 1947 Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA*
Tex Williams - vocal
Rex Call, Max Fidler, Cactus Soldi - fiddles
Benny Garcia jr. and Johnny Weis - electric guitars
Smokey Rogers - guitar and harmony vocal
Deuce Spriggens - bass and harmony vocal
Joaquin Murphey - steel guitar
Ossie Godson - piano
Pedro DePaul - accordion
Muddy Berry - drums
Manny Klein - trumpet

[10] by unknown
Recorded ca. 1949 Capitol Studios, Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA~
Personnel similar to [3]

[11] by Tex Williams-L. Marcelle
Recorded September 8, 1947 Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA*
Tex Williams - vocal
Pete Martinez - steel guitar
Deuce Spriggens - bass
Harry Sims, Rex Call, Cactus Soldi - fiddles
Johnny Weis - lead guitar
Al Williams - bass
Eddie Kirk - rhythm guitar, possibly vocal
Pedro DePaul - accordion
Ossie Godson - piano
Spike Featherstone - harp
Muddy Berry - drums
John Hansen - instrument unknown

[12] by Bob Wills
Possibly recorded December 8, 1947*
Personnel same as [8]

[13] by Edith Bergdahl-Robert MacGimsey
Recorded July 15, 1947 Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA*
Tex Williams - vocal
Les Anderson - steel guitar
Smokey Rogers - rhythm guitar and vocal
Johnny Weis - lead guitar
Spike Featherstone - harp
Muddy Berry - drums
Ossie Godson - piano
Cliffie Stone - bass
Cactus Soldi, Harry Sims, Rex Call - fiddles
Deuce Spriggens - vocal
John Hansen - instrument unknown

[14] by unknown
Recorded ca. 1949 Capitol Studios, Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA~
Personnel similar to [3]

[15] by Peter DeRose-Charlie Tobias
Recorded November 2, 1950 Capitol Studios, Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA~
Tex Williams - vocal
Ossie Godson - piano
Deuce Spriggens - bass
Dean Eacker - guitar
Cactus Soldi, Harry Sims, Max Fidler - fiddles
Johnny Weis - lead guitar
Joaquin Murphey - steel guitar
Muddy Berry - drums
Manny Klein - trumpet
Larry "Pedro" DePaul - accordion

[16] by Jenny Lou Carson
Recorded September 27, 1947 Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA*
Tex Williams - vocal
Smokey Rogers - rhythm guitar and vocal
Deuce Spriggens - vocal
Cliffie Stone - bass
Johnny Weis - lead guitar
George Wendt - trumpet
Cactus Soldi, Rex Call, Harry Sims - fiddles
Ossie Godson - vibes
Pedro DePaul - accordion
Muddy Berry - drums

[17] by Leon McAuliffe-Cliffie Stone-Merle Travis
Recorded ca. 1949 Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA~
Personnel similar to [3]

[18] by Tex Williams-Bert Williams-William Vodery-Jean Havez
Same session and personnel as [13]*

[19] by Spade Cooley-Eugene Rogers
Recorded May 16, 1963 The Mint, Las Vegas, NV#
Tex Williams - vocal
Billy Armstrong and Bobby Crayton - fiddles
Denny Mathis - steel guitar
Glen Campbell - lead guitar
Chuck Thompson - guitar
Wayne Foster - drums
Don Pierce - bass
Biff Collie - emcee

[20] by Jerry Livingston-Mitchell Parish-Abner Silver
keine Angaben, außer #

Session information comes from Capitol Records Archives and from Patrick Milligan's research into the session contract files of American Federation of Musicians' Local 47 in Los Angeles.
Though recording information was available for the transcription sessions, specific titles recorded at each session could not be found.
Acknowledgments: Patrick Milligan, Cliffie Stone

* Produced by Lee Gillette
~ Produced by Ken Nelson
# Produced by Tommy Allsup

Compilation produced by Rich Kienzle and John Johnson
Repertoire selection by Rich Kienzle and John Johnson
Creative direction: Susan Levy
Art Direction/Design: B. Middleworth

© 1996 ℗ 1946, 1947, 1950, 1951, 1953, 1963, 1996

Ein 12seitiges, englischsprachiges, Beiheft ist der CD beigefügt. Es enthält unter anderem ein Essay von Rich Kienzle.

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