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Name:The Osborne Brothers 1956 1968 Bear Family 1995 Cd 1 4

Infohash: 7A7228B11A9E989BA183CCDD094C403607266A85

Total Size: 382.94 MB

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Osborne Brothers-1956-1968-Bear Family Box-Cd 1 (Size: 382.94 MB) (Files: 119)

 Osborne Brothers-1956-1968-Bear Family Box-Cd 1

  01 - Who Done It.mp3

2.00 MB

  02 - Ruby Are You Mad.mp3

2.75 MB

  03 - My Aching Heart.mp3

2.19 MB

  04 - Teardrops In My Eyes.mp3

2.17 MB

  05 - Wild Mountain Honey.mp3

1.93 MB

  06 - Down In The Willow Garden.mp3

2.17 MB

  07 - Ho, Honey, Ho.mp3

2.20 MB

  08 - Della Mae.mp3

2.25 MB

  09 - She's No Angel.mp3

2.25 MB

  10 - (Is This) My Destiny.mp3

2.39 MB

  11 - Once More.mp3

2.51 MB

  12 - Two Lonely Hearts.mp3

2.29 MB

  13 - Lost Highway.mp3

2.40 MB

  14 - Love Pains.mp3

2.13 MB

  15 - It Hurts To Know.mp3

2.57 MB

  16 - If You Don't, Somebody Else Will.mp3

2.07 MB

  17 - Give This Message To Your Heart.mp3

2.21 MB

  18 - You'll Never Know (How Much It Hurts).mp3

1.86 MB

  19 - I Love Only You.mp3

2.17 MB

  20 - It's Just The Idea.mp3

2.12 MB

  21 - Lonely, Lonely Me.mp3

2.00 MB

  22 - Sweethearts Again.mp3

2.51 MB

  23 - Blame Me.mp3

1.96 MB

  24 - There's A Woman Behind Every Man.mp3

2.02 MB

  25 - Fair And Tender Ladies.mp3

2.40 MB

  26 - Each Season Changes You.mp3

2.12 MB

  27 - The Black Sheep Returned To The Fold.mp3

2.12 MB

  28 - At The First Fall Of Snow.mp3

2.44 MB

  29 - Old Hickory.mp3

1.60 MB

  30 - Old Joe Clark.mp3

1.62 MB

  Osborne Bros 1956-1968 01 Front.jpg

11.03 KB

  e59793o5nrs.jpg

10.36 KB

 Osborne Brothers-1956-1968-Bear Family Box-Cd 2

  01 - Big Ben.mp3

1.84 MB

  02 - Billy In The Low Ground.mp3

1.76 MB

  03 - John Henry Blues.mp3

2.48 MB

  04 - Banjo Boy Chimes.mp3

1.43 MB

  05 - Walking Cane.mp3

1.50 MB

  06 - Red Wing.mp3

2.57 MB

  07 - Seeing Nellie Home.mp3

2.05 MB

  08 - Jesse James.mp3

1.96 MB

  09 - Cumberland Gap.mp3

1.36 MB

  10 - Lost Indian.mp3

2.21 MB

  11 - Poor Old Cora.mp3

2.18 MB

  12 - Five Days Of Heaven.mp3

2.21 MB

  13 - Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo'.mp3

2.23 MB

  14 - The Banjo Boys.mp3

2.18 MB

  15 - Send Me The Pillow That You Dream On.mp3

2.92 MB

  16 - Worried Man Blues.mp3

2.19 MB

  17 - May You Never Be Alone.mp3

3.07 MB

  18 - New Partner Waltz.mp3

2.32 MB

  19 - How's The World Treating You.mp3

2.87 MB

  20 - Night Train To Memphis.mp3

2.21 MB

  21 - Mule Skinner Blues.mp3

3.40 MB

  22 - White Lightnin'.mp3

2.48 MB

  23 - Bluegrass Music's Really Gone To Town.mp3

2.32 MB

  24 - Lovey Told Me Goodbye.mp3

2.27 MB

  25 - Ballad Of Jed Clampett.mp3

1.97 MB

  26 - Memories Never Die.mp3

2.71 MB

  27 - Mule Train.mp3

2.64 MB

  28 - Ruby Are You Mad.mp3

3.44 MB

  29 - Sourwood Mountain.mp3

1.92 MB

  30 - Sweet Thing.mp3

2.81 MB

  Osborne Bros 1956-1968 02 Front.jpg

11.07 KB

 Osborne Brothers-1956-1968-Bear Family Box-Cd 3

  01 - Take This Hammer.mp3

4.42 MB

  02 - Don't Even Look At Me.mp3

3.91 MB

  03 - The Cuckoo Bird.mp3

4.60 MB

  04 - Bluegrass Express.mp3

3.25 MB

  05 - Me and My Old Banjo.mp3

4.27 MB

  06 - Pathway of Teardrops.mp3

5.31 MB

  07 - Gotta Travel On.mp3

5.19 MB

  08 - Salty Dog Blues.mp3

4.42 MB

  09 - Kentucky.mp3

4.97 MB

  10 - Bugle on the Banjo (Bugle Call Rag).mp3

4.51 MB

  11 - Cotton Fields.mp3

4.51 MB

  12 - Faded Love.mp3

5.65 MB

  13 - This Heart of Mine (Can Never Say Goodbye).mp3

4.78 MB

  14 - Charlie Cotton.mp3

4.17 MB

  15 - I'll Be Alright Tomorrow.mp3

4.20 MB

  16 - Cut the Cornbread.mp3

4.58 MB

  17 - Hey, Hey Bartender.mp3

5.04 MB

  18 - Lonesome Day.mp3

5.08 MB

  19 - Big Spike Hammer.mp3

4.55 MB

  20 - Memories.mp3

5.05 MB

  21 - I Know What It Means to be Lonesome.mp3

4.09 MB

  22 - Up This Hill and Down.mp3

4.41 MB

  23 - In the Pines.mp3

5.61 MB

  24 - One Tear.mp3

4.36 MB

  25 - Making Plans.mp3

4.99 MB

  26 - Yesterday's Gone.mp3

4.22 MB

  27 - Footprints In The Snow.mp3

4.31 MB

  28 - Sure-Fire.mp3

4.40 MB

  Osborne Bros 1956-1968 03 Front.jpg

11.09 KB

 Osborne Brothers-1956-1968-Bear Family Box-Cd 4

  01 - Lonesome Feelin'.mp3

4.63 MB

  02 - World Of Unwanted.mp3

3.55 MB

  03 - Hard Times.mp3

4.51 MB

  04 - I'm Leavin'.mp3

4.52 MB

  05 - The Kind Of Woman I Got.mp3

4.54 MB

  06 - One Kiss Away From Loneliness.mp3

5.32 MB

  07 - Let's Say Goodbye Like We Said Hello.mp3

5.03 MB

  08 - Someone Before Me.mp3

5.88 MB

  09 - Walking The Floor Over You.mp3

4.13 MB

  10 - Roll Muddy River.mp3

4.63 MB

  11 - My Favorite Memory.mp3

5.24 MB

  12 - Gal, You Got A Job To Do.mp3

5.02 MB

  13 - Ruby Are You Mad.mp3

4.85 MB

  14 - My Favorite Memory.mp3

5.02 MB

  15 - Rocky Top.mp3

4.77 MB

  16 - When You Wind Down.mp3

3.65 MB

  17 - Foggy Mountain Breakdown.mp3

4.88 MB

  18 - Foggy Mountain Breakdown (Reprise).mp3

4.36 MB

  19 - The Sisters (Billie Jean And Bonnie).mp3

4.28 MB

  20 - A-Model.mp3

4.48 MB

  21 - Lonesome Road Blues.mp3

3.80 MB

  22 - Jesse James.mp3

4.93 MB

  23 - Maiden's Prayer.mp3

4.21 MB

  24 - John Hardy.mp3

5.18 MB

  25 - Little Willie.mp3

4.14 MB

  26 - Hand Me Down My Walkin' Cane.mp3

3.57 MB

  Osborne Bros 1956-1968 04 Front.jpg

11.07 KB
 

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The Osborne Brothers, Sonny Osborne (b. October 29, 1937) and Bobby Osborne (b. December 9, 1931), were an influential and popular bluegrass act during the 1960s and 1970s. They are probably best known for their #33 1968 country hit song, \"Rocky Top\", written by Felice and Boudleaux Bryant and named after a mountain in Tennessee
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Although the Osbornes were born in Hyden, Kentucky, they grew up near Dayton, Ohio and had their first experiences as entertainers in southwestern Ohio. When Bobby was drafted into the military, Sonny went to work with the \"Father of Bluegrass Music\" Bill Monroe in 1952. Upon the return of Bobby from service in 1953, the Osbornes teamed up with Jimmy Martin performing at radio stations WROL in Knoxville, Tennessee and WJR in Detroit, Michigan. At their only session together the Osbornes and Martin recorded six songs for RCA Victor on November 16, 1954. Soon, the Osbornes left Martin and moved to Wheeling, West Virginia in the late 1955 where they performed on WWVA Jamboree until Christmas together with Charlie Bailey. They returned to Dayton in early 1956 playing the local clubs together with guitarist Enos Johnson. When Johnson left, the Osbornes added guitarist Red Allen and fiddler Art Stamper to form a new group.
The Osborne Brothers and Red Allen (under the pseudonym Stanley Alpine) recorded for Gateway Records in February or March 1956 cutting eight instrumentals. In the spring 1956, a local disc jockey, Tommy Sutton, helped the Osborne Brothers to get a recording contract with MGM Records The new group, who consisted of the Osbornes on banjo and mandolin, Allen on guitar, Ernie Newton on bass, Tommy Jackson and Art Stamper on fiddles, made their MGM recording debut on July 1, 1956. Their first released 45 RPM single for MGM containing \"Ruby Are You Mad\" became a huge success and ultimately led to the Osbornes being signed on as regular members of the WWVA Jamboree in October 1956. The \"Jamboree version\" of the group comprised Ricky Russell on dobro, Johnny Dacus on fiddle and Ray Anderson on bass. \"Ruby Are You Mad\" marks the first time twin banjos were used on a bluegrass recording. On October 17, 1957, at their third session for MGM, the Osbornes, always experimenting with their sound, added a dobro and drums, also for the first time on a bluegrass recording. In April 1958, Red Allen, who was the last musician to receive billing next to the Osborne Brothers, left the group.
Upon their breakout into the bluegrass scene, the Osborne Brothers quickly became noted for their virtuosic instrumentation and tight, melodic vocal harmonies. Their first country chart appearance was \"Once More\", a 1958 trio with Red Allen, with a then-novel inverted stacked harmony: Bobby singing the lead line highest, then Sonny singing baritone, and finally the third singer (in this case Red Allen) singing the tenor as the lowest part. This placed Bobby\'s distinctive voice as the lead, and made the third voice a somewhat interchangeable part. As a result, the brothers could hire a series of guitarist/singers without changing their overall sound. This \"high lead\" vocal trio became their signature sound, used to great effect in the country market, with songs like \"Blame Me\", \"Sweethearts Again\", and a remake of the Carter Family\'s \"Fair and Tender Ladies\". During the 1960s, the brothers caused some controversy among Bluegrass music purists for their incorporation of electronic and percussion instruments in their live acts and studio works.
In 1960, the Osborne Brothers became the first bluegrass group to perform on a college campus at Antioch College. Three years later, in 1963, they switched to Decca Records, Their tremendous hit \"Rocky Top\" recorded in November 1967 and released on December 26, sold 85,000 copies within two weeks. On August 8, 1964, the Osborne Brothers were inducted as members of the Grand Ole Opry. In 1973, the Osborne Brothers performed at the White House as the first bluegrass group ever.
The Osborne Brothers have the distinction of having recorded two songs that would go on to be officially voted as \"state songs.\" The first, \"Rocky Top,\" was named a Tennessee state song in 1982. The other, \"Kentucky,\" was named a state song for the brothers\' home state of Kentucky.
In 1994, The Osborne Brothers were inducted into the International Bluegrass Music Association\'s Hall of Honor. The induction is considered bluegrass music\'s highest honor.

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