Jimmy Dean - Complete Mercury & Columbia Singles As & Bs 1955-62 [New CD]

Description: Jimmy Dean - Complete Mercury & Columbia Singles As & Bs 1955-62 [New CD] Artist: Jimmy Dean Title: Complete Mercury & Columbia Singles As & Bs 1955-62 Condition: Format: CD Release Date: 2019 Label: Acrobat UPC: 824046328320 Genre: Country Album TracksDISC 1:1. False Pride2. Big Blue Diamonds3. Find 'Em, Fool 'Em and Leave 'Em Alone4. My World Is You5. Freight Train Blues6. Glad Rags7. Hello Mr. Blues8. I Found Out9. Losing Game10. Happy Child11. Look on the Good Side12. Do You Love Me13. Bumming Around14. Nothing Can Stop My Love15. What This Old World Needs16. A Fool in Love17. Deep Blue Sea18. Love Me So I'll Know19. Little Sandy Sleighfoot20. When They Ring the Golden Bells21. Makin' Up My Mind22. Starlight Starbright23. School of Love24. You Should See Tennessee, Mam'selle25. My Heart Is An Open Book26. Shark in the Bathtub27. Sing Along28. Weekend Blues29. Counting TearsDISC 2:1. Stay a Little Longer2. There's Still Time, Brother3. Thanks for the Dream4. Little Boy Lost5. There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight6. It's Been a Long, Long Time7. Give Me Back My Heart8. Big Bad John9. I Won't Go Huntin' with You, Jake10. Oklahoma Bill11. Dear Ivan12. Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette13. To a Sleeping Beauty14. The Cajun Queen15. P.T. 10916. Walk on, Boy17. Steel Men18. Little Bitty Big John19. Please Pass the Biscuits20. Little Black Book21. Gonna Raise a Ruckus Tonight22. A Day That Changed the World Jimmy Dean was a country singer and radio and TV personality and actor whose primary claim to musical fame came with the iconic landmark 1961 crossover pop/country hit "Big Bad John", although he had many other significant hits over the years. Born in Texas, he became a professional entertainer after leaving the USAF in the late '40s, and graduated to being a popular performer on various radio shows, and with his band The Texas Wildcats made some recordings in the early '50s. When he was hosting the popular Washington, D.C. radio program 'Town and Country Time', he was signed by Mercury in 1955, making a number of records with them without a hit until signing to Columbia in 1957, scoring his debut hit "Deep Blue Sea" with his first Columbia release. It was with his unique narrative recitation "Big Bad John" that he came to true national and international prominence, making No. 1 in the US pop and country charts and reaching No. 2 in the UK. Other hits in similar style followed, notably "Dear Ivan" and "P.T. 109", the latter a tribute to John F. Kennedy's legendary wartime exploits. This great-value 51-track 2-CD set comprises all his A and B sides on the Mercury and Columbia labels during this key era of his career, and features all his eleven hits during these years, as well as some early Mercury titles which are otherwise unavailable on CD.Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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