Assorted Hillbilly & Country Recordings Vol 93 - Train Track Shuffle
01. Skeets Yaney - Train Track Shuffle
02. Teddy Redell - Orange Blossom Special
03. Little Jimmy Dickens - Wabash Cannon Ball
04. Hylo Brown & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups - Fireball Mail
05. The Stanley Brothers - Ridin' That Midnight Train
06. Iris Dement & Ralph Stanley - Ridin' That Midnight Train
07. Red Smiley & The Bluegrass Cut-Ups - In The Pines
08. Grayson & Whitter - The Red And Green Signal Lights
09. The Delmore Brothers - Waitin' For That Train
10. Randy Hughes - Roll On Freight Train
11. Ola Belle Reed - The Train That Carried My Girl From Town
12. Earl Taylor & Jim McCall - Wreck Of The Old '97
13. Red Foley - Freight Train Boogie
14. Jack Casey - New River Train
15. Grandpa Jones - Night Train To Memphis
16. The Frosty Mountain Boys With Raymond Fairchild - Casey Jones
17. Johnny Tyler - Freight Train Boogie
18. Jim Greer & The Mac-O-Chee Valley Folks - East Bound Train
19. Don Reno & Red Smiley - Kansas City Railroad Blues
20. Joe Lewis - Railroad Engineer
Couple of Fantabulos shares today Bob, Love both of them. Thanks. Mike. Is that a word Fantabulos ? It should be!!!
ReplyDeleteCheers Mike, nice to know you enjoyed my "fantabulous" compilations 😆
DeleteCountry Music is about Mama, Prison , Getting Drunk, Rain, Pickup Trucks and Trains.... today you got the Trains. Thank You.
ReplyDeleteHi moze, yes trains had to come eventually, the next one is about trains too, then some different themes after that.
DeleteThanks Bob for another great addition, Love Train Songs
ReplyDeleteCheers Ted, glad you like it. 😁
DeleteThank you for another good one Bob.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Done4it..enjoy!
Deletehate to tell you this, but most of your albums are on soulseek and a few/ on here over the last month....https://oldmelodiestest.blogspot.com/=...thesy guys are stealing from evry blog i know..sorry to have to tell you this
ReplyDeleteHi and thanks for letting me know. To tell the truth I'm not overly concerned about this. I make my compilations for others to listen to. So the free sharing of my compilations doesn't bother me much. Having said that I don't want to see anyone selling them and making profit from my work. If I see that going on then I may well revert to private. But I think this is the nature of the internet and an unavoidable situation, if you put something out there, then someone will just take it and use it. Anyway, thanks again for letting me know.
DeleteHey Bob, I think going back private is a very good idea. But I guess you went public just to get some more feedback to your posts. Did it actually work? Well, I`m not so sure. Anyways, count me in if you go back to private ... then I will also share some of our albums with you again. - Best wishes, Maren (Kipepeo Publishing)
DeleteHi Maren, yes going public was an attempt to increase the followers of my blog, to reach a wider audience. But not much has changed, my posts are averaging 30-40 downloads, which isn't much at all. Butterboy told me his downloads are in hundreds. I was a bit wary about going public as I don't want to deal with scammers, spammers, and those idiots that make inane and nasty comments, but so far I haven't had to deal with anything like that. Others nicking my posts and using them on their own blogs just comes with the territory, as I say above, this doesn't bother me that much. At this stage I don't see any need to revert to private, but I will do so if the need arises. Thanks for your input, it's always good to get some feedback and suggestions from blog members.
DeleteThanks so much, Bob! ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ
ReplyDeleteYou're most welcome Persistente Concha...enjoy!
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