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Skeets McDonald: Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set)

5-CD Box (LP-Format) mit 44-seitigem Buch, 143 Einzeltitel. Spieldauer ca. 360 Minuten.

Skeets McDonald gehört zu den Pionieren der Country Music an der Westküste. Er verkörperte den typischen Honky Tonk-Sänger. In Erinnerung wird er für seinen Hit Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes aus dem Jahr 1953 bleiben. In seiner über achtzehn Jahre andauernden Studiokarriere von 1949 bis 1967 nahm er 143 Songs auf. Ein Rückblick auf seine Karriere war längst überfällig. Diese CD-Dokumentation zeigt nicht nur den Wandel der Country Music in jenen zwei Jahrzehnten, sondern auch, wie ein Mann entgegen modischer Trends schlicht und einfach gute Honky Tonk Music machte.

Die Karriere des in Arkansas geborenen Sängers begann in Detroit - mit leicht anzüglichen Jukebox-Liedern wie The Tattooed Lady und Birthday Cake Boogie. Im Jahre 1951 zog er an die Westküste und unterschrieb einen Plattenvertrag bei Capitol, wo er einer der Mitbegründer des Bakersfield-Stil wurde. Er nahm Klassiker wie I'm Hurtin' (spaeter von Nat 'King' Cole aufgenommen),
Looking At The Moon And Wishing On A Star sowie Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes auf. Später schwenkte er zu Rockabilly mit You Oughta See Grandma Rock und Heartbreakin' Mama
(beide mit Eddie Cochran - Gitarre). Seine ausgezeichnete 1958er Capitol-LP, 'Goin' Steady With The Blues' (mit Buck Owens und Joe Maphis - Gitarren) gilt als eines der besten Alben der Fünfzigerjahre.

1959 unterschrieb Skeets bei Columbia Records, wo er Shuffles im Ray Price-Stil aufnahm, darunter einige mit Price selbst als Harmonie-Sänger), um dann 1963 einen weiteren Hit mit Call Me Mister Brown zu haben. Die Box wird abgerundet durch seine letzten Aufnahmen für Uni, die er kurz vor seinem Tod im Jahre 1968 machte.

Eine neu recherchierte Biografie von Colin Escott, Fotos und Andenken der Familie, von Freunden und Fans komplettieren diese einem Pionier der Country Music der Nachkriegszeit und einem der besten Sänger in der Geschichte der Country Music überhaupt gewidmeten, lang überfälligen Retrospektive.

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  • Interpret: Skeets McDonald

  • Titre de l'album: Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set)

  • Genre Country

  • Label Bear Family Records

  • Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
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  • EAN: 4000127159373

  • Poids en kg: 1.4
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1
01 You Can't Come Back - Polka Skeets McDonald
02 I Can't Take No More (So I Must Say Goodbye) Skeets McDonald
03 My Home In Tennessee Skeets McDonald
04 Make My Dreams Come True Skeets McDonald
05 The Things You Used To Say Skeets McDonald
06 When The Roses Bloom Around Our Cabin Door Skeets McDonald
07 The Southland Boogie Skeets McDonald
08 Mean And Evil Blues Skeets McDonald
09 The Tattooed Lady Skeets McDonald
10 The Tattooed Lady Skeets McDonald
11 Birthday Cake Boogie Skeets McDonald
12 Sentimental Fool Skeets McDonald
13 Baby When You're Around Skeets McDonald
14 Please Daddy Don't Go To War Skeets McDonald
15 So I Cried Myself To Sleep Skeets McDonald
16 Goodbye Blues Skeets McDonald
17 Only One Love In Each Heart Skeets McDonald
18 Scoot, Git And Be Gone Skeets McDonald
19 Bless Your Little Ol' Heart (You're Mine) Skeets McDonald
20 Today I'm Movin' Out Skeets McDonald
21 Blues Is Bad News Skeets McDonald
22 Fuss And Fight Skeets McDonald
23 Baby Brown Eyes Skeets McDonald
24 I'm Hurtin' Skeets McDonald
25 Ridin' With The Blues Skeets McDonald
26 Big Family Trouble Skeets McDonald
27 Tell Me Why Skeets McDonald
28 Be My Life's Companion Skeets McDonald
29 The Love That Hurt Me So Skeets McDonald
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 2
01 Heartbreaking One Skeets McDonald
02 Wheel Of Fortune Skeets McDonald
03 Please Come Back Skeets McDonald
04 You Made Me Cry Skeets McDonald
05 Curtain Of Tears Skeets McDonald
06 I'm Sorry To Say I'm Sorry Skeets McDonald
07 Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes Skeets McDonald
08 A Losing Hand Skeets McDonald
09 I've Got To Win Your Love Again Skeets McDonald
10 Let Me Know Skeets McDonald
11 I Can't Last Long Skeets McDonald
12 Baby, I'm Lost Without You Skeets McDonald
13 Hi Diddle Dee (My Way)(& HELEN O'CONNELL) Skeets McDonald
14 Worried Mind (& HELEN O'CONNELL) Skeets McDonald
15 Walking On Teardrops Skeets McDonald
16 It's Your Life Skeets McDonald
17 Baby, I'm Countin' Skeets McDonald
18 Look Who's Cryin' Now Skeets McDonald
19 I Need Your Love Skeets McDonald
20 Looking At The Moon And Wishing On A Star Skeets McDonald
21 We're Lovin' And Livin' Skeets McDonald
22 Oh How It Hurts Skeets McDonald
23 Remember You're Mine Skeets McDonald
24 Your Love Is Like A Faucet Skeets McDonald
25 You Talk About Me, I'll Talk About You Skeets McDonald
26 I Love You, I Love You, I Love You Skeets McDonald
27 I Love You, Mama Mia Skeets McDonald
28 Smoke Comes Out My Chimney Just The Same Skeets McDonald
29 Each Time A New Love Dies Skeets McDonald
30 But I Do Skeets McDonald
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 3
01 Number One In Your Heart Skeets McDonald
02 You're Too Late Skeets McDonald
03 I Can't Stand It Any Longer Skeets McDonald
04 I Got A New Field To Plow Skeets McDonald
05 Your Sweet Love Is Gone Skeets McDonald
06 Strollin' Skeets McDonald
07 You Turned Me Down Skeets McDonald
08 It'll Take Me A Long, Long Time Skeets McDonald
09 Don't Push Me Too Far Skeets McDonald
10 Fallen Angel (Are You Sorry?) Skeets McDonald
11 Somebody Skeets McDonald
12 You Oughta See Grandma Rock Skeets McDonald
13 Heart-Breakin' Mama Skeets McDonald
14 You Gotta Be My Baby Skeets McDonald
15 You Better Not Go Skeets McDonald
16 I Am Music Skeets McDonald
17 Welcome Home Skeets McDonald
18 I Can't Hold A Memory In My Arms Skeets McDonald
19 Keep Her Off Your Mind Skeets McDonald
20 Fingertips Skeets McDonald
21 I'm Hurtin' Skeets McDonald
22 Bless Your Little Ol' Heart (You're Mine) Skeets McDonald
23 Love Wind Skeets McDonald
24 I'll Make Believe Skeets McDonald
25 The Echo Of Your Footsteps Skeets McDonald
26 The All American Boy Skeets McDonald
27 Let's Spend Some Time With Me Skeets McDonald
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 4
01 Fort Worth Jail Skeets McDonald
02 Hawaiian Sea Breaze Skeets McDonald
03 Blues In My Mind Skeets McDonald
04 Yard And A Half Of Blues Skeets McDonald
05 Goin' Steady With The Blues Skeets McDonald
06 I'll Sail My Ship Alone Skeets McDonald
07 Gone And Left Me Blues Skeets McDonald
08 Lost Highway Skeets McDonald
09 My Room Is Crowded Skeets McDonald
10 You're There Skeets McDonald
11 Tomorrow Never Comes Skeets McDonald
12 I'm Sorry Now Skeets McDonald
13 What A Lonesome Life It's Been Skeets McDonald
14 Baby Wait Skeets McDonald
15 What Am I Doing Here Skeets McDonald
16 What I Know About Her Skeets McDonald
17 Gotta Get You From That Crowd Skeets McDonald
18 Where You Go (I'll Follow) Skeets McDonald
19 Cheek To Cheek With The Blues Skeets McDonald
20 Everglades Skeets McDonald
21 Make Room For The Blues Skeets McDonald
22 This Old Heart Skeets McDonald
23 He'll Let You Live A Little Skeets McDonald
24 You're Not Wicked, You're Just Weak Skeets McDonald
25 Same Old Town Skeets McDonald
26 What A Fool I Was Skeets McDonald
27 I Write You Letters Skeets McDonald
28 You Warned Me Skeets McDonald
29 In The Corner Of My Mind Skeets McDonald
30 Fast Company Skeets McDonald
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 5
01 This Old Broken Heart Skeets McDonald
02 Call Me Mr. Brown Skeets McDonald
03 I've Gotta Show You Skeets McDonald
04 Dear John (I've Sent Your Saddle Home) Skeets McDonald
05 Chin Up - Chest Out Skeets McDonald
06 I'd Hate To Be Him Skeets McDonald
07 Think Of Me Skeets McDonald
08 Too Many Times (Away From You) Skeets McDonald
09 Mrs. Right's Divorcing Mr. Wrong Skeets McDonald
10 Down In Mexico Skeets McDonald
11 Teardrop Inn Skeets McDonald
12 Me And My Heart And My Shoes Skeets McDonald
13 Tell Me A Lie Skeets McDonald
14 Big Chief Buffalo Nickel (Desert Blues) Skeets McDonald
15 A Member Of The Blues Skeets McDonald
16 Molly Brown Skeets McDonald
17 There Sits An Angel Skeets McDonald
18 Day Sleeper Skeets McDonald
19 She's Never Gone That Route Before Skeets McDonald
20 Mabel Skeets McDonald
21 Too Much Of Me (Walked Away With You) Skeets McDonald
22 The Police Files Skeets McDonald
23 Your Uncertain Mind Skeets McDonald
24 It's Genuine Skeets McDonald
25 Old Indian's Never Die Skeets McDonald
26 You Can't Keep A Good Man Down Skeets McDonald
27 Talk Of The Town (Hush Hush) Skeets McDonald
SKEETS McDONALD DON'T LET THE STARS GET IN YOUR EYES Entire volumes are still being... plus
"Skeets McDonald"

SKEETS McDONALD

DON'T LET THE STARS GET IN YOUR EYES

Entire volumes are still being written about poets, dramatists, philosophers, and political figures who died centuries ago, yet very little is known about Skeets McDonald, a country singer of renown who died just thirty years ago. In its way, that says much about what was considered worthy of documentation in the very recent past. It's true that Skeets was not one of the major stars of the Fifties and Sixties, but he scored two big hits, Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes in 1952, and Call Me Mr. Brown in 1963. He was on television in Los Angeles every week for years, worked as a sessionman, and played clubs all across the West and Southwest--and points beyond. When he went into the studio, he recorded some of the very best beerhall country music ever to find its way onto disc. He even cut a rock 'n' roll record that earned him a posthumous, if not particularly well-deserved, reputation as a rockabilly singer.

If he were alive, Skeets might well have welcomed any attention from any quarter, even rockabilly fans. He fell into the void between the total nonentities and the stars who seemed to hog what coverage there was. There were a few short pieces in the country fanzines in the early Fifties, and then little or nothing until brief death notices fifteen years later. For some reason, EMI's British budget label, Music For Pleasure, reissued his sole Capitol album, 'Goin' Steady With The Blues', in the mid-Sixties, thinking it was a blues album. Nick Tosches made Skeets one of his 'Unsung Heroes Of Rock 'n' Roll'; there were two Bear Family LPs in 1986; and one of Skeets' songs was used as a recurring motif in a bizarre British television series. Besides that, nothing.

 

THE SOUTHLAND

Family history has it that the McDonalds originally settled in South Carolina, and went from there to Alabama and on to Arkansas. What we know of Skeets' early life derives almost entirely from Charles Wolfe's interviews with Skeets' younger brother, Lynn, who has since died. Wolfe's text, published in the liner notes to Bear Family's 'Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes' LP, recaps what little is known of Skeets' earliest years.

Greenway, Arkansas is a small town nestled into the extreme northeastern corner of the state, next to the Missouri bootheel. Eighty miles to the west is West Plains, Missouri, birthplace of Porter Wagoner; eighty miles to the southeast is Memphis, birthplace of the blues. It is an interesting musical climate and it was the home turf of Skeets McDonald. Born October 1, 1915 as Enos William McDonald, into a cotton picking family of three brothers and three sisters, Skeets grew up on his father's farm in a little hamlet called Rector. Early on, he acquired the nickname that would stick with throughout his life. “We raised cotton down there,” brother Lynn McDonald recalled, “and he was the baby in the family, but he always wanted to go out with us. There was one day when we were out hoeing twenty acres of cotton, and he wanted to come and help. We said that it was too hot and that the cotton was too tall--it was about as tall as he was. But he insisted, so we took him. Well, the mosquitoes were really bad that day, and they started getting after him. After a bit of this, he shouted, 'I go home. Skeets bite.' My brother-in-law was with us. He got a kick out of this, and he started calling him 'Skeets.' Skeets didn't like the name at all, didn't like to be called that, but it stuck, and after a while he couldn't do much about it. It was Skeets McDonald."

Though none of his immediate family was a notable musician, Skeets learned traditional Ozark music at the local music parties that still characterize grass roots Ozark music. The older generation of pickers that Skeets listened to included mandolin player Charlie Dodd, and guitarists Carol Hasty and Scott Bradford. By the time he was five, Skeets had a home-made cigarbox fiddle, and was trying to saw out the fiddle tunes he heard from the area's pre-eminent fiddler, Elvin Burns. In later life, Skeets would often call a set of square dancing on a stage show in California or Texas, drawing on the skills honed with Burns and other fiddlers.

The family also had a Victrola, and through this Skeets heard his first singing influence, Jimmie Rodgers, whose popularity peaked when Skeets was thirteen. A well-worn family story recounts Skeets at age twelve getting his first guitar. “He traded a red hound dog for a guitar and six dollars,” recalled Lynn. “And a farm boy became a musician. In the evenings, he would sit for hours, picking guitar and singing.” In between, there were hard chores to do, especially when the Depression hit and money in rural Arkansas was almost non-existent. Still, there were music parties, coon dogs and hunting trips, good fishing, and good friends. “It was a great and happy life,” Skeets reflected in later years.

Like many young Southerners during the Depression, Skeets' older brother, Steve, went north to Michigan to work in the auto factories, and in 1933, when Skeets was eighteen, Steve returned for a visit. He brought news of an entire transplanted 'cracker' culture in Michigan, where so many southerners had moved up that the bars and roadhouses and radio stations around Detroit were filled with the sounds of stringband music. Though Steve was not a musician himself, he had contacts in a band led by the Buffington Brothers called the Lonesome Cowboys. When he heard how good his little brother had gotten on the guitar and how well he could sing the old songs, he invited Skeets to return with him, promising to get him a job. Skeets went and had no trouble fitting into the band, [thus] beginning a career that would last until his death in 1968.

 

 

THE LONESOME COWBOY

Skeets left Greenway High School in 1932, and went first to St. Louis, working on KMOX with an artist remembered only as Pappy Chasire (or possibly Cheshire). He probably arrived in Detroit in 1935 or 1936. After leaving Ive and Clayton Buffington, he led several of his own bands, and by 1936, he was on WEXL in Royal Oak, about half-way between Pontiac and Detroit. Skeets couldn't yet make a full-time living from music, so he held down a day job, played the radio station early in the morning, and worked the beerjoints on weekends.

The Treeces were from Missouri, and one Sunday afternoon Mr. Treece took his daughter, Opal, to hear some music from back home. Skeets began flirting with Opal, and bought her a chicken dinner. Opal was going to high school at the time, and Skeets was working in the press room at the Fisher body plant (the same place Johnny Cash worked some 15 years later). Skeets got off work around the time that Opal got out of high school, so he'd walk her home. In the morning, he'd dedicate songs to her over the radio.

Skeets and Opal were married soon after she graduated from high school in 1936. Their son, Robert Lee, was born in 1938. Then, when Robert was eleven months old, Opal left. “I kept forgiving him and forgiving him,” she said. “I couldn't endure him living that life. He was a very likeable guy, and he was idolized by a lot of women, and you can only take so much. It was just his weaknesses and his way of life.” Skeets was ordered to pay five dollars a week in alimony, but the payments soon dried up, and he never publicly acknowledged that he had a son or first wife. In 1942, Opal married a real estate broker. Robert went on to graduate from the U.S Naval Academy in 1962 and was in the Army until 1968. Since then he has worked as an engineer. Skeets went on doing the only thing he knew to do.

Skeets' parents, Sam and Ethel, divorced in Arkansas and moved separately to Pontiac in the late years of the Depression to join Skeets, Steve, and their younger brother, Lynn. One of Skeets' sisters, Gertie, taught school in Arkansas for 40 years; another, Ida, was a practical nurse in Arkansas; the third, Lela, married a man named Floyd Harber and moved to St. Louis (which might have provided Skeets with the impetus to move there before venturing on to Detroit). Ethel had a steady job for years at the state hospital in Pontiac; Sam was a caretaker in an apartment building. They both retired separately back to Arkansas after the war. Skeets' two older brothers remained in the Detroit area. Steve ran his own car repair shop in Pontiac until his death in 1944. Lynn worked as a ward supervisor at a psychiatric hospital.

The personnel of Skeets' early groups is hard to establish, probably because it changed constantly, and sixty years on, it's almost impossible to pin down his itinerary. Apparently, he brought up several buddies from Rector, including a blind accordionist, Junior Waddington, with whom he worked at the Parkview Lounge. Two brothers from Rector, lead guitarist Shug Daugherty and steel guitarist Durwood Daugherty, backed him at Larson's Night Club. Another of Skeets' friends from Rector, pianist Les Thomas, worked with him at the Scenic Inn. He held down regular spots on WFDF in Flint, Michigan, and on WCAR in Pontiac at various points before the Second World War. One of Skeets' longtime fans, Cloyce Montgomery, remembered that he had a policy of going from table to table between sets to greet the fans; then, when he moved on to another location, his fan base would follow him. According to Fred Lagg's unpublished remembrance of Skeets lodged with the Country Music Foundation, “Old-timers around Detroit will tell you about the time he worked a job on Seven Mile Road, and was such a success that the owner had to enlarge the building to make room for more customers.”

The United States entered the Second World War in 1941, and Skeets joined the Medical 69th General Hospital on April 4, 1943, operating in North Africa, India, and Okinawa. He came home on January 21, 1946 with a Bronze Star.

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Tracklist
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 1
01 You Can't Come Back - Polka
02 I Can't Take No More (So I Must Say Goodbye)
03 My Home In Tennessee
04 Make My Dreams Come True
05 The Things You Used To Say
06 When The Roses Bloom Around Our Cabin Door
07 The Southland Boogie
08 Mean And Evil Blues
09 The Tattooed Lady
10 The Tattooed Lady
11 Birthday Cake Boogie
12 Sentimental Fool
13 Baby When You're Around
14 Please Daddy Don't Go To War
15 So I Cried Myself To Sleep
16 Goodbye Blues
17 Only One Love In Each Heart
18 Scoot, Git And Be Gone
19 Bless Your Little Ol' Heart (You're Mine)
20 Today I'm Movin' Out
21 Blues Is Bad News
22 Fuss And Fight
23 Baby Brown Eyes
24 I'm Hurtin'
25 Ridin' With The Blues
26 Big Family Trouble
27 Tell Me Why
28 Be My Life's Companion
29 The Love That Hurt Me So
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 2
01 Heartbreaking One
02 Wheel Of Fortune
03 Please Come Back
04 You Made Me Cry
05 Curtain Of Tears
06 I'm Sorry To Say I'm Sorry
07 Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes
08 A Losing Hand
09 I've Got To Win Your Love Again
10 Let Me Know
11 I Can't Last Long
12 Baby, I'm Lost Without You
13 Hi Diddle Dee (My Way)(& HELEN O'CONNELL)
14 Worried Mind (& HELEN O'CONNELL)
15 Walking On Teardrops
16 It's Your Life
17 Baby, I'm Countin'
18 Look Who's Cryin' Now
19 I Need Your Love
20 Looking At The Moon And Wishing On A Star
21 We're Lovin' And Livin'
22 Oh How It Hurts
23 Remember You're Mine
24 Your Love Is Like A Faucet
25 You Talk About Me, I'll Talk About You
26 I Love You, I Love You, I Love You
27 I Love You, Mama Mia
28 Smoke Comes Out My Chimney Just The Same
29 Each Time A New Love Dies
30 But I Do
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 3
01 Number One In Your Heart
02 You're Too Late
03 I Can't Stand It Any Longer
04 I Got A New Field To Plow
05 Your Sweet Love Is Gone
06 Strollin'
07 You Turned Me Down
08 It'll Take Me A Long, Long Time
09 Don't Push Me Too Far
10 Fallen Angel (Are You Sorry?)
11 Somebody
12 You Oughta See Grandma Rock
13 Heart-Breakin' Mama
14 You Gotta Be My Baby
15 You Better Not Go
16 I Am Music
17 Welcome Home
18 I Can't Hold A Memory In My Arms
19 Keep Her Off Your Mind
20 Fingertips
21 I'm Hurtin'
22 Bless Your Little Ol' Heart (You're Mine)
23 Love Wind
24 I'll Make Believe
25 The Echo Of Your Footsteps
26 The All American Boy
27 Let's Spend Some Time With Me
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 4
01 Fort Worth Jail
02 Hawaiian Sea Breaze
03 Blues In My Mind
04 Yard And A Half Of Blues
05 Goin' Steady With The Blues
06 I'll Sail My Ship Alone
07 Gone And Left Me Blues
08 Lost Highway
09 My Room Is Crowded
10 You're There
11 Tomorrow Never Comes
12 I'm Sorry Now
13 What A Lonesome Life It's Been
14 Baby Wait
15 What Am I Doing Here
16 What I Know About Her
17 Gotta Get You From That Crowd
18 Where You Go (I'll Follow)
19 Cheek To Cheek With The Blues
20 Everglades
21 Make Room For The Blues
22 This Old Heart
23 He'll Let You Live A Little
24 You're Not Wicked, You're Just Weak
25 Same Old Town
26 What A Fool I Was
27 I Write You Letters
28 You Warned Me
29 In The Corner Of My Mind
30 Fast Company
McDonald, Skeets - Don't Let The Stars Get In..(5-CD Deluxe Box Set) Box set 5
01 This Old Broken Heart
02 Call Me Mr. Brown
03 I've Gotta Show You
04 Dear John (I've Sent Your Saddle Home)
05 Chin Up - Chest Out
06 I'd Hate To Be Him
07 Think Of Me
08 Too Many Times (Away From You)
09 Mrs. Right's Divorcing Mr. Wrong
10 Down In Mexico
11 Teardrop Inn
12 Me And My Heart And My Shoes
13 Tell Me A Lie
14 Big Chief Buffalo Nickel (Desert Blues)
15 A Member Of The Blues
16 Molly Brown
17 There Sits An Angel
18 Day Sleeper
19 She's Never Gone That Route Before
20 Mabel
21 Too Much Of Me (Walked Away With You)
22 The Police Files
23 Your Uncertain Mind
24 It's Genuine
25 Old Indian's Never Die
26 You Can't Keep A Good Man Down
27 Talk Of The Town (Hush Hush)