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| Management number | 205646159 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $67.50 | Model Number | 205646159 | ||
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Title: Sally Was A Good Old Girl
Artist: Hank Cochran
Label: Bear Family
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5397102175688
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2018-11-09
Number of Discs: 1
Bear Family explore the legacy of Hank Cochran who was always in heart a country artist and after his association with Eddie Cochran ended, returned to his real love country music. Conversely some recordings retained a rockabilly-ish feel and teen beat tempos were also recorded. From his first solo demo session held sometime during 1957, at the Gold Star Recording Studios (where many rock 'n' roll recording sessions were held) Hank recorded four songs. 'Half Of The Time', 'Everyone's Laughing' (both one version) and perhaps better known by Glen Glenn, the mid-tempo rocker 'Goofin' Around' (three versions, take 2 and 3 are used) and finally 'Left Out' a melodic teen rocker (three versions, take 2 and 3 are used). A vocal technic and style similarity to that of Wynn Stewart should be gained from hearing the first two recordings, and on many of the other shuffle tempo recordings. Hank returned to ' Goofin' Around' during a 1958 two song session issued on 'Dore 508', here the song is re-worked with saxophone and thrashing drums as a flip to country weeper 'Don't Apologize'. Harlan Howard another respected country writer penned two teen/country rockers, which were perfect for Hanks melodic voice which fits to the songs like a glove to the hand. From a November 7, 1961 session 'Has Anybody Seen Me Lately', and from February 1, 1962 session the often-covered 'Sally Was A Good Ole Girl'. From Antoon van Olderen discography, the sessions were held in music city USA, Nashville Tennessee! Therefore the inclusion of a song again from the pen of Harlan Howard paying tribute to one of the city's most famous drinking joints 'Tootsie's Orchid Lounge' is more than fitting, and finds Hank more forceful vocally during this drinking ditty. Mark Armstrong Bühl, Germany, June 2018 reade more on: www. Bear-family. #com
Tracks:
1.1 Half of the Time 1:35
1.2 Everyone's Laughing 1:54
1.3 Goofin' Around (Take 3) 1:55
1.4 Left Out (Take 2) 1:38
1.5 Don't Apologize 2:23
1.6 Goofin' Around 2:09
1.7 I'd Fight the World 2:41
1.8 A Little Bitty Tear 2:18
1.9 The Picture Behind the Picture 2:26
1.10 Sally Was a Good Old Girl 2:24
1.11 Lonely Little Mansion 2:36
1.12 Has Anybody Seen Me Lately 2:13
1.13 I Don't Care Why 2:32
1.14 Funny Way of Laughing 2:50
1.15 He's Got You 2:47
1.16 Go on Home 2:27
1.17 You're Stronger Than Me 2:43
1.18 I Don't Care Why (Re-Recording) 2:47
1.19 I Remember 2:36
1.20 It's Lonesome 2:19
1.21 Yesterday's Memories 2:49
1.22 Just for the Record 2:39
1.23 A Good Country Song 2:45
1.24 Somewhere in My Dreams 2:43
1.25 Same Old Hurt 2:45
1.26 If She Could See Me Now 2:47
1.27 I'd Fight the World (With Strings) 2:44
1.28 When You Gotta Go (You Gotta Go) 2:12
1.29 Lucy, Let Your Lovelight Shine 2:21
1.30 Tootsie's Orchid Lounge 2:37
1.31 Private John Q 1:55
1.32 Goofin' Around (Take 2) 1:53
1.33 Left Out (Take 3) 1:35
Audio Sample:
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Artist: Hank Cochran
Label: Bear Family
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5397102175688
Genre: Country
Release Date: 2018-11-09
Number of Discs: 1
Bear Family explore the legacy of Hank Cochran who was always in heart a country artist and after his association with Eddie Cochran ended, returned to his real love country music. Conversely some recordings retained a rockabilly-ish feel and teen beat tempos were also recorded. From his first solo demo session held sometime during 1957, at the Gold Star Recording Studios (where many rock 'n' roll recording sessions were held) Hank recorded four songs. 'Half Of The Time', 'Everyone's Laughing' (both one version) and perhaps better known by Glen Glenn, the mid-tempo rocker 'Goofin' Around' (three versions, take 2 and 3 are used) and finally 'Left Out' a melodic teen rocker (three versions, take 2 and 3 are used). A vocal technic and style similarity to that of Wynn Stewart should be gained from hearing the first two recordings, and on many of the other shuffle tempo recordings. Hank returned to ' Goofin' Around' during a 1958 two song session issued on 'Dore 508', here the song is re-worked with saxophone and thrashing drums as a flip to country weeper 'Don't Apologize'. Harlan Howard another respected country writer penned two teen/country rockers, which were perfect for Hanks melodic voice which fits to the songs like a glove to the hand. From a November 7, 1961 session 'Has Anybody Seen Me Lately', and from February 1, 1962 session the often-covered 'Sally Was A Good Ole Girl'. From Antoon van Olderen discography, the sessions were held in music city USA, Nashville Tennessee! Therefore the inclusion of a song again from the pen of Harlan Howard paying tribute to one of the city's most famous drinking joints 'Tootsie's Orchid Lounge' is more than fitting, and finds Hank more forceful vocally during this drinking ditty. Mark Armstrong Bühl, Germany, June 2018 reade more on: www. Bear-family. #com
Tracks:
1.1 Half of the Time 1:35
1.2 Everyone's Laughing 1:54
1.3 Goofin' Around (Take 3) 1:55
1.4 Left Out (Take 2) 1:38
1.5 Don't Apologize 2:23
1.6 Goofin' Around 2:09
1.7 I'd Fight the World 2:41
1.8 A Little Bitty Tear 2:18
1.9 The Picture Behind the Picture 2:26
1.10 Sally Was a Good Old Girl 2:24
1.11 Lonely Little Mansion 2:36
1.12 Has Anybody Seen Me Lately 2:13
1.13 I Don't Care Why 2:32
1.14 Funny Way of Laughing 2:50
1.15 He's Got You 2:47
1.16 Go on Home 2:27
1.17 You're Stronger Than Me 2:43
1.18 I Don't Care Why (Re-Recording) 2:47
1.19 I Remember 2:36
1.20 It's Lonesome 2:19
1.21 Yesterday's Memories 2:49
1.22 Just for the Record 2:39
1.23 A Good Country Song 2:45
1.24 Somewhere in My Dreams 2:43
1.25 Same Old Hurt 2:45
1.26 If She Could See Me Now 2:47
1.27 I'd Fight the World (With Strings) 2:44
1.28 When You Gotta Go (You Gotta Go) 2:12
1.29 Lucy, Let Your Lovelight Shine 2:21
1.30 Tootsie's Orchid Lounge 2:37
1.31 Private John Q 1:55
1.32 Goofin' Around (Take 2) 1:53
1.33 Left Out (Take 3) 1:35
Audio Sample:
All soundclips are provided by Tidal and are for illustrative purposes only. For some releases, the tracks listed may not accurately represent the tracks on the physical release.
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