The Butler Brothers - Sixteen Tons Of Bluegrass Album

Tracklist

1	West Virginia Hills	2:32
2	Bed Of Rose's	2:15
3	What's Your Mama's Name	3:34
4	Going Home	2:43
5	Old Folks	2:16
6	Greenville Town	2:38
7	Fare Thee Well	3:15
8	Little Tear	2:18
9	Delta Dawn	2:45
10	Sixteen Tons	2:57
11	Whiskey Is The Devil	2:47
12	When Is He Coming For Me	2:48

Credits

• Banjo – Carl Selman
• Bass – Jim Higgins
• Cover – Lue Lawhorn
• Dobro – DeWayne McCumbers
• Guitar – Homer Butler
• Mandolin – Jerry Butler

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): 50/3266
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): 50/3267

Short intro

Posted for my good friend Sammy more bluegrass, visit : Homer Butler Guitar, Vocals Jerry Butler Mandolin, Vocals Carl Selman Banjo, Vocals DeWayne. Dailey & Vincent - 16 Tons. Vinyl , LP, Tons of Bluegrass is an album by Pete Stanley and Wizz Jones produced by Chas McDevitt, and originally released in the UK1966 on Columbia Records. Wizz & Pete were probably the first British musicians to successfully interpret America's favourite traditional music for UK audiences. The album was also released on the Joker label in Italy as Way Out West, with a different cover design. Wizz Jones is quoted, describing the cover, I've only seen this once, as I recall the alternative sleeve. Sixteen Tons of Bluegrass. Sixteen Tons of Bluegrass - Infobox Album Name Sixteen Tons of Bluegrass Type Album Artist Pete Stanley and Wizz Jones Released 1966 Recorded Genre FolkSkiffleBluegrass Length Label . 12 Vinyl. US1973. Carpenter's Records. Release group information. Artist: The Butler Brothers. Type: Album. Ищете треки из альбома Bluegrass исполнителя The Bailey Brothers Тогда заходите на наш сайт - слушайте музыку онлайн и скачивайте бесплатно. EARL SCRUGGS, Glen Campbell, The Dillards. Feuding Banjos The Country Bluegrass Hillbillies. Blue Moon Of Kentucky Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys. Listen free to The Butler Brothers West Virginia Bluegrass Bunch A Picking, Hello Marylou. 2 tracks 4:09. Charted: 1 1. Get the Sheet Music License This Song . songfacts . This was written in 1947 by the Country & Western guitarist and songwriter Merle Travis. You load 16 tons and what do you get Another day older and deeper in debt. Merle incorporated his brother's words into the chorus. He told a neighbor, I can't afford to die. I owe my soul to the general store, inspiring the lyrics