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(Rural Rhythm Records) 26 titres, digisleeve RADIO SHOWS est initialement sorti en double LP...plus

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Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys: Radio Shows (CD)

(Rural Rhythm Records) 26 titres, digisleeve

RADIO SHOWS est initialement sorti en double LP sous le label Old Dominion en 1978. Les enregistrements remontent à 1962 et contiennent principalement des chansons que Jim & Jesse et The Virginia Boys n'avaient jamais enregistrées auparavant et qui ont été sélectionnées en raison de leur popularité dans leurs émissions de radio. Joe Taylor, ancien agent de Jim & Jesse, a écrit dans le livret de l'album : « J'espère que vous apprécierez cet album, qui représente le meilleur de la musique américaine authentique. »

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Interpret: Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
Titre de l'album: Radio Shows (CD)
Genre Country
Année de publication 2014
Artikelart CD
Label Rural Rhythm Records
EAN: 0732351111622
Poids en kg: 0.06

Jim & Jesse - Radio Shows (CD) CD 1
01	Intro	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
02	Diesel Train	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
03	Going Like Wildfire	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
04	Snowflake Breakdown	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
05	The Family Who Prays Together	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
06	'Till These Dreams Come True	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
07	Everything She Touches Gets The Blues	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
08	Sitting On Top Of The World	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
09	Have You Lost Your Love For Me?	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
10	Bluegrass Breakdown	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
11	Press On O'Pilgrim	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
12	Bye Bye Blues	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
13	Don't This Road Look Rough And Rocky	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
14	On The Mississippi Shore	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
15	How Do You Talk To A Baby	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
16	Beer Barrel Polka	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
17	Will There Be Any Stars In My Crown	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
18	I Cried Again	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
19	I Can't Help Wondering	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
20	There's More Pretty Girls Than One	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
21	On The Banks Of The Ohio	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
22	Cheyenne	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
23	Precious Memories	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
24	Foggy Mountain Top	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
25	Heartaches And Flowers	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys
26	So Long 'Til Next Time	Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys

JIM McREYNOLDS of JIM & JESSE Dies at Age 75 Jim McReynolds, the older half of... plus

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"Jim & Jesse & The Virginia Boys"

JIM McREYNOLDS of JIM & JESSE Dies at Age 75

Jim McReynolds, the older half of Jim & Jesse died December 31, 2002 in Gallatin, Tennessee, of cancer. He was 75. His death brings to an end one of the most durable and influential brother acts in bluegrass and country music. James Monroe McReynolds was born Feb. 13, 1927, in Carfax, Virginia. His brother, Jesse Lester, arrived two years later. The brothers'grandfather, Charles McReynolds, was a fiddler who recorded with the Bull Mountain Moonshiners for Victor Records on the famed Bristol sessions that launched the recording careers of Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family.

In 1947, after serving a two-year term in the Army, McReynolds returned to his home state and, with his brother, secured a daily radio show in Norton, Virginia. Over the next five years, they worked at a succession of stations across the South and Midwest. The McReynolds, joined by singer Larry Roll, made their first records in 1951 in Middletown, performing as the Virginia Trio. The following year, they began recording for Capitol Records, backed by a studio band that included James Loden who would soon go on to solo fame as Sonny James. One of their early cuts for Capitol was Are You Missing Me. While the song did not chart, it went on to become a bluegrass classic and a staple in their stage shows.

In 1964, Jim & Jesse, by then recording for Epic Records, scored their first chart hit with Cotton Mill Man. The same year, the brothers became members of the Grand Ole Opry. While Jim & Jesse would continue to chart intermittently until 1986 (when they had the minor hit, Oh Louisiana), their biggest single came in 1967 with Diesel On My Tail, which reached #18.

Although legitimately categorized as a bluegrass act, Jim & Jesse were known for their musical openness. They recorded an entire album of Chuck Berry songs in 1965, 'Berry Pickin'in the Country.'Jim & Jesse were inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Hall of Honor in 1993. In 1997, they were awarded the National Heritage Fellowship Award from the National Endowment for the Arts. A memorial service was held Saturday January 4, 2003 in Gallatin, Tennessee, but Jim McReynolds was buried back in Virginia.

Jim & Jesse’s complete Capitol recordings are on '1952-1955' and their complete Epic recordings are on 'Bluegrass and More’, a 5-CD boxed set.

(with acknowledgements to Edward Morris at Country.com)

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