Delmore Brothers - Fifty Miles to Travel

Delmore Brothers - Fifty Miles to Travel
Жанр: Country Boogie / Country-Folk / Close Harmony / Honky Tonk
Год выпуска диска: 2005
Производитель диска: United Kingdom / ACE Records
Аудио кодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 192 kbps
Продолжительность: 1:08:25
Трэклист:
1. Fifty Miles to Travel
2. (When I'm Gone) Don't Talk About Me
3. I Let the Freight Train Carry Me On
4. I Won't Be Worried Long
5. Stop That Boogie
6. My Heart Will Be Cryin'
7. Blues Stay Away from Me
8. Shame on Me
9. Waitin for That Train
10. Barnyard Boogie
11. Born to Be Blue
12. Leavin' Town
13. Why Did You Leave Me, Dear
14. Dis Train Am Bound for Glory
15. Red River Valley
16. Fast Express
17. Give Me Your Hand
18. Midnite Special
19. Somebody Else's Darling
20. Down Home Boogie
21. Mississippi Shore
22. Let Conscience Be Your Guide
23. Long Journey Home
24. Blues Stay Away from Me

Review

This great country duo was in its prime when the material on this 24-song compilation was recorded for King from the mid-'40s to the mid-'50s. This isn't the cream of that crop, as much of that was been collected on an earlier, superior Ace anthology, Freight Train Boogie. As a secondary collection, however, it presents some always respectable and often very good hillbilly music. It concentrates on sides that hadn't previously been reissued on CD, or reissued at all, including half a dozen outtakes and alternate takes that hadn't been released anywhere, and repeating little from the Freight Train Boogie compilation. While there's some hot country boogie here, there's a little bit more weight given to folky, more traditional-sounding songs such as Midnite Special and Dis Train Am Bound for Glory than there is on the best Delmore Brothers anthologies. It's often a little more sedate and less innovative than their best King stuff, but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty of exceptional harmonizing and bluesy guitar picking (as on the aptly titled Fast Express), occasionally embellished by the harmonica of Wayne Raney. Although most of these are from the less traveled corners of the duo's King output, the CD does have one of their most famous classics, Blues Stay Away from Me, and -- of more interest to collectors -- a previously unissued alternate take of the song. There also unfortunate unflattering slang references to African-Americans in the otherwise stellar Mississippi Shore, sung with a casual geniality suggesting such terminology was hardly out of the ordinary among the white Southern country audience when this single came out in 1947. The tracks are taken directly from the original acetates, resulting in a clear sound that's quite exceptional for reissues of country music from this period.

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