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(2005) Bob Wills Faded Love (14 CD Box Set)(BCD 16550)

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Name:(2005) Bob Wills Faded Love (14 CD Box Set)(BCD 16550)

Infohash: 97E707AC8906857E7A068A5C8ECC4647ADE6E538

Total Size: 1.28 GB

Seeds: 0

Leechers: 0

Stream: Watch Full Movie @ Movie4u

Last Updated: 2023-07-04 09:02:48 (Update Now)

Torrent added: 2009-08-23 10:18:43






Torrent Files List


Faded Love Covers (Size: 1.26 GB) (Files: 380)

 Faded Love Covers

  Faded Love - CD4 - Label.jpg

68.45 KB

  Faded Love - CD3 - Label.jpg

65.80 KB

  Faded Love - CD14 - Label (dvd).jpg

71.96 KB

  Faded Love - CD13-14 - Front.jpg

96.39 KB

  Faded Love - CD13-14 - Back.jpg

116.96 KB

  Faded Love - CD13 - Label.jpg

68.65 KB

  Faded Love - CD12 - Label.jpg

67.71 KB

  Faded Love - CD11 - Label.jpg

69.01 KB

  Faded Love - CD10 - Label.jpg

69.02 KB

  Faded Love - CD10 - Inlay.jpg

86.44 KB

  Faded Love - CD09-12 - Front.jpg

105.78 KB

  Faded Love - CD09-12 - Back.jpg

138.12 KB

  Faded Love - CD09 - Label.jpg

64.95 KB

  Faded Love - CD09 - Inlay.jpg

89.38 KB

  Faded Love - CD08 - Label.jpg

65.73 KB

  Faded Love - CD07 - Label.jpg

70.24 KB

  Faded Love - CD06 - Label.jpg

68.35 KB

  Faded Love - CD06 - Inlay.jpg

83.21 KB

  Faded Love - CD05-08 - Front.jpg

107.59 KB

  Faded Love - CD05-08 - Back.jpg

132.73 KB

  Faded Love - CD05 - Label.jpg

67.54 KB

  Faded Love - CD05 - Inlay.jpg

85.35 KB

  Faded Love - CD03-04 - Back.jpg

134.39 KB

  Faded Love - CD02 - Label.jpg

66.62 KB

  Faded Love - CD02 - Inlay.jpg

87.48 KB

  Faded Love - CD01-04 - Front.jpg

105.03 KB

  Faded Love - CD01 - Label.jpg

69.14 KB

  Faded Love - CD01 - Inlay.jpg

89.56 KB

 Faded Love (CD14)

  The Snader Transcriptions.mp3

13.81 MB

  The Snader Transcriptions (Video).mpg

314.06 MB

 Faded Love (CD13)

  CD13 - 26 - Sugar Moon.mp3

3.84 MB

  CD13 - 25 - I Never Knew.mp3

5.96 MB

  CD13 - 24 - Misery.mp3

3.07 MB

  CD13 - 23 - Miss Molly.mp3

2.33 MB

  CD13 - 22 - Dreamy Eyes Waltz.mp3

3.47 MB

  CD13 - 21 - My Mary.mp3

3.59 MB

  CD13 - 20 - Steel Guitar Rag.mp3

3.48 MB

  CD13 - 19 - My Mothers Eyes.mp3

5.72 MB

  CD13 - 18 - Medley Of Fiddle Tunes.mp3

2.87 MB

  CD13 - 17 - Talkin' (0,10).mp3

213.48 KB

  CD13 - 16 - Faded Love.mp3

3.23 MB

  CD13 - 15 - Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.mp3

3.59 MB

  CD13 - 14 - Twin Guitar Special.mp3

3.55 MB

  CD13 - 13 - Talkin' (0,09).mp3

183.13 KB

  CD13 - 12 - Sittin' On Top Of The World.mp3

4.98 MB

  CD13 - 11 - Talkin' (0,48).mp3

985.61 KB

  CD13 - 10 - Corrine, Corrina.mp3

3.19 MB

  CD13 - 09 - Talkin' (0.05).mp3

116.29 KB

  CD13 - 07 - South.mp3

7.84 MB

  CD13 - 08 - The Kind Of Love I Can't Forget.mp3

3.91 MB

  CD13 - 06 - Deep Water.mp3

3.09 MB

  CD13 - 05 - Don't Let The Deal Go Down.mp3

3.70 MB

  CD13 - 04 - Bubbles In My Beer.mp3

2.68 MB

  CD13 - 03 - Talkin' (0.23).mp3

478.17 KB

  CD13 - 02 - Osage Stomp.mp3

3.10 MB

  CD13 - 01 - Intro.mp3

593.41 KB

 Faded Love (CD12)

  CD12 - 27 - That's What I Like 'Bout The South.mp3

3.62 MB

  CD12 - 26 - Milk Cow Blues.mp3

6.63 MB

  CD12 - 25 - San Antonio Rose.mp3

4.18 MB

  CD12 - 24 - Faded Love.mp3

3.97 MB

  CD12 - 23 - Stay All Night (Stay A Little Longer).mp3

3.94 MB

  CD12 - 22 - Baby, That Would Sure Go Good.mp3

4.59 MB

  CD12 - 21 - Playboy Theme.mp3

1.86 MB

  CD12 - 20 - She's Really Gone.mp3

3.53 MB

  CD12 - 19 - Cripped Turkey.mp3

2.46 MB

  CD12 - 18 - Yearning.mp3

3.26 MB

  CD12 - 17 - I Wonder If You Feel The Way I Do.mp3

3.68 MB

  CD12 - 16 - I Can't Go On This Way.mp3

3.03 MB

  CD12 - 15 - Twin Guitar Special.mp3

4.52 MB

  CD12 - 14 - Bubbles In My Beer.mp3

3.87 MB

  CD12 - 13 - Keeper Of My Heart.mp3

4.46 MB

  CD12 - 12 - Miss Molly.mp3

3.07 MB

  CD12 - 11 - Bob Wills Special.mp3

2.55 MB

  CD12 - 10 - Big Ball's In Cowtown.mp3

3.32 MB

  CD12 - 09 - Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.mp3

2.78 MB

  CD12 - 08 - La Golondrina.mp3

2.83 MB

  CD12 - 07 - Silver Lake Blues.mp3

3.77 MB

  CD12 - 06 - My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You.mp3

3.75 MB

  CD12 - 05 - Goin' Away Party.mp3

3.45 MB

  CD12 - 04 - Comin' Down From Denver.mp3

3.51 MB

  CD12 - 03 - When You Leave Amarillo.mp3

3.37 MB

  CD12 - 02 - What Makes Bob Holler.mp3

2.88 MB

  CD12 - 01 - Blue Bonnet Lane.mp3

2.66 MB

 Faded Love (CD11)

  CD11 - 26 - Brown Skin Gal.mp3

4.32 MB

  CD11 - 25 - Look What Trouble Left Behind.mp3

1.59 MB

  CD11 - 24 - Talkin' Bout You.mp3

3.45 MB

  CD11 - 23 - Milk Cow Blues.mp3

3.27 MB

  CD11 - 22 - What Kind Of Girl Are You.mp3

2.03 MB

  CD11 - 21 - It's A Good World.mp3

2.16 MB

  CD11 - 20 - My Mary.mp3

3.63 MB

  CD11 - 19 - Whose Heart Are You Breaking Now.mp3

2.51 MB

  CD11 - 18 - Shame On You.mp3

3.19 MB

  CD11 - 17 - No Letter Today.mp3

3.49 MB

  CD11 - 16 - Pan Handle Rag.mp3

3.37 MB

  CD11 - 15 - Slow Poke.mp3

3.01 MB

  CD11 - 14 - Song Of The Wanderer (Where Shall I Go).mp3

3.40 MB

  CD11 - 13 - South Of The Border (Down Mexico Way).mp3

3.08 MB

  CD11 - 12 - Memory 1.mp3

3.05 MB

  CD11 - 11 - Limehouse Blues.mp3

3.35 MB

  CD11 - 10 - Silver Bells (That Ring In The Night).mp3

2.88 MB

  CD11 - 09 - I'm Living In The Middle Of Nowhere.mp3

3.05 MB

  CD11 - 08 - There's Not A Hundred Miles Left In Me.mp3

2.78 MB

  CD11 - 07 - Cherokee Maiden.mp3

2.99 MB

  CD11 - 06 - Southwestern Waltz.mp3

3.34 MB

  CD11 - 05 - Texas Double Eagle.mp3

2.71 MB

  CD11 - 04 - Time Changes Everything.mp3

3.13 MB

  CD11 - 03 - Across The Alley From The Alamo.mp3

2.97 MB

  CD11 - 02 - If I Just Had A Home To Go Home To.mp3

3.82 MB

  CD11 - 01 - Running Bear.mp3

3.89 MB

 Faded Love (CD10)

  CD10 - 26 - Big Taters In The Sandy Land.mp3

2.90 MB

  CD10 - 25 - Betcha My Heart I Love You.mp3

3.03 MB

  CD10 - 24 - Don't Send Him Back To Me.mp3

3.58 MB

  CD10 - 23 - Way Down In Texas.mp3

3.21 MB

  CD10 - 22 - Rain Drops In The River.mp3

3.37 MB

  CD10 - 21 - Carolina In The Morning.mp3

2.91 MB

  CD10 - 20 - Fiddle Bird.mp3

3.05 MB

  CD10 - 19 - Lily Dale.mp3

3.64 MB

  CD10 - 18 - Born To Love You.mp3

3.03 MB

  CD10 - 17 - Canadian Sunset.mp3

3.55 MB

  CD10 - 16 - Here's That Man Again.mp3

3.14 MB

  CD10 - 15 - Riders In The Sky.mp3

3.00 MB

  CD10 - 14 - Cimarron.mp3

3.02 MB

  CD10 - 13 - Looking Over My Shoulder.mp3

3.72 MB

  CD10 - 12 - I Wish I Felt This Way At Home.mp3

3.41 MB

  CD10 - 11 - Sugarfoot Rag.mp3

2.53 MB

  CD10 - 10 - Memphis.mp3

3.06 MB

  CD10 - 09 - Let's Be Sure We Know.mp3

2.79 MB

  CD10 - 08 - Faded Love.mp3

4.04 MB

  CD10 - 06 - If You'll Come Back To Me.mp3

2.81 MB

  CD10 - 05 - I Needed You.mp3

3.66 MB

  CD10 - 04 - Comanche Hit And Run.mp3

2.70 MB

  CD10 - 03 - Eight'r From Decatur.mp3

2.70 MB

  CD10 - 02 - San Antonio Rose.mp3

3.86 MB

  CD10 - 01 - Big Beaver.mp3

2.63 MB

 Faded Love (CD09)

  CD09 - 31 - Kansas City.mp3

3.23 MB

  CD09 - 30 - Deep In The Heart Of Texas.mp3

3.05 MB

  CD09 - 29 - What's Fort Worth.mp3

3.34 MB

  CD09 - 28 - My Adobe Hacienda.mp3

3.10 MB

  CD09 - 27 - Guess I'll Move On Down The Line.mp3

3.27 MB

  CD09 - 26 - Pinto Beans.mp3

3.36 MB

  CD09 - 25 - Gone Indian.mp3

3.71 MB

  CD09 - 24 - Where Do I Go From Here.mp3

3.66 MB

  CD09 - 23 - A Big Ball In Cowtown.mp3

3.02 MB

  CD09 - 22 - You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven.mp3

3.47 MB

  CD09 - 21 - If No News Is Good News.mp3

2.73 MB

  CD09 - 20 - She Killin' Me.mp3

1.99 MB

  CD09 - 19 - I Just Can't Take It Anymore.mp3

3.34 MB

  CD09 - 18 - She Won't Let Me Forget Her.mp3

1.95 MB

  CD09 - 17 - (Old) San Antonio Rose.mp3

1.61 MB

  CD09 - 16 - Betty's Waltz.mp3

2.16 MB

  CD09 - 15 - You'll Never Walk Out Of My Heart.mp3

2.21 MB

  CD09 - 14 - Will's Junction.mp3

1.64 MB

  CD09 - 13 - Faded Love.mp3

2.35 MB

  CD09 - 12 - No Disappointments In Heaven.mp3

2.66 MB

  CD09 - 11 - Gone Indian.mp3

1.41 MB

  CD09 - 10 - Bob's Schottische.mp3

1.51 MB

  CD09 - 09 - Bob's First Fiddle Tune.mp3

691.59 KB

  CD09 - 07 - Done Gone.mp3

1.68 MB

  CD09 - 08 - Put Your Little Foot.mp3

2.46 MB

  CD09 - 06 - Dian Waltz.mp3

2.99 MB

  CD09 - 04 - Beaumont Rag.mp3

2.38 MB

  CD09 - 05 - Faded Love.mp3

1.48 MB

  CD09 - 03 - Billy In The Low Ground.mp3

2.29 MB

  CD09 - 02 - Mayflower Waltz.mp3

2.63 MB

  CD09 - 01 - Big Taters In The Sandy Land.mp3

3.07 MB

 Faded Love (CD08)

  CD08 - 21 - Let's Get It Over And Done With.mp3

2.02 MB

  CD08 - 20 - If He's Movin' In.mp3

2.17 MB

  CD08 - 19 - You Can't Break A Heart.mp3

1.89 MB

  CD08 - 18 - All Night Long.mp3

2.20 MB

  CD08 - 17 - Buffalo Twist.mp3

1.70 MB

  CD08 - 16 - Sooner Or Later (You'll Fall).mp3

1.77 MB

  CD08 - 15 - Heart Strings.mp3

2.92 MB

  CD08 - 14 - South.mp3

2.76 MB

  CD08 - 13 - St. Louis Blues.mp3

10.94 MB

  CD08 - 12 - Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone.mp3

3.42 MB

  CD08 - 10 - My Confession.mp3

3.21 MB

  CD08 - 09 - Sittin' On Top Of The World.mp3

5.33 MB

  CD08 - 08 - Rosetta.mp3

3.20 MB

  CD08 - 07 - My Mary.mp3

3.85 MB

  CD08 - 06 - Yearning (Just For You).mp3

3.58 MB

  CD08 - 05 - Big Beaver.mp3

3.39 MB

  CD08 - 04 - Blues In 'A'.mp3

3.48 MB

  CD08 - 03 - Don't Let The Deal Go Down.mp3

4.05 MB

  CD08 - 02 - Boot Heel Drag.mp3

3.55 MB

  CD08 - 01 - Maiden's Prayer.mp3

3.25 MB

 Faded Love (CD07)

  CD07 - 32 - She's Killin' Me.mp3

2.07 MB

  CD07 - 31 - Cindy.mp3

3.13 MB

  CD07 - 30 - The Jobob Me.mp3

3.53 MB

  CD07 - 29 - Walkin' In The Shadow Of The Bues.mp3

3.42 MB

  CD07 - 28 - Roly Poly.mp3

2.74 MB

  CD07 - 27 - Good Ole Oklahoma.mp3

3.64 MB

  CD07 - 26 - Tie me To Your Apron Strings.mp3

2.86 MB

  CD07 - 25 - Bubbles In My Beer.mp3

2.81 MB

  CD07 - 24 - Blues For Dixie.mp3

3.03 MB

  CD07 - 23 - Deep Water.mp3

3.26 MB

  CD07 - 22 - Mississippi River Blues.mp3

4.06 MB

  CD07 - 21 - Snow Dear.mp3

2.93 MB

  CD07 - 20 - Siesta.mp3

2.12 MB

  CD07 - 19 - Tomorrow I'll Cry.mp3

2.20 MB

  CD07 - 18 - I'm Cryin' My Heart Out.mp3

1.92 MB

  CD07 - 17 - Oklahoma Gals.mp3

1.92 MB

  CD07 - 16 - It May Be Too Late.mp3

3.28 MB

  CD07 - 15 - Dry Your Darlin's Eyes.mp3

3.06 MB

  CD07 - 14 - Cryin' Won't Make Me Stay.mp3

2.23 MB

  CD07 - 13 - After All.mp3

3.17 MB

  CD07 - 12 - Nancy Jane.mp3

3.34 MB

  CD07 - 11 - Hong Your Head In Shame.mp3

3.32 MB

  CD07 - 10 - Li'l Liza Jane.mp3

3.24 MB

  CD07 - 09 - I Wonder If You Feel The Way I Do.mp3

3.12 MB

  CD07 - 08 - Wabash Blues.mp3

3.55 MB

  CD07 - 07 - Trouble In Mind.mp3

3.67 MB

  CD07 - 06 - It Makes No Difference Now.mp3

3.23 MB

  CD07 - 05 - Right Or Wrong.mp3

3.61 MB

  CD07 - 04 - Playboy Medley.mp3

3.21 MB

  CD07 - 03 - Silver Bell.mp3

3.25 MB

  CD07 - 02 - My Confession.mp3

3.31 MB

  CD07 - 01 - The Convict And The Rose.mp3

3.66 MB

 Faded Love (CD06)

  CD06 - 25 - Heart To Heart Talk.mp3

3.36 MB

  CD06 - 24 - What's The Matter With The Mill.mp3

3.29 MB

  CD06 - 23 - Goodbye Liza Jane.mp3

3.37 MB

  CD06 - 22 - The Image Of Me.mp3

3.08 MB

  CD06 - 21 - Goodnight Little Sweetheart.mp3

4.11 MB

  CD06 - 20 - Ida Red.mp3

3.24 MB

  CD06 - 19 - A Maíden's Prayer.mp3

3.01 MB

  CD06 - 18 - Keeper Of My Heart.mp3

3.37 MB

  CD06 - 17 - Dusty Skies.mp3

4.41 MB

  CD06 - 16 - Spanish Two Step.mp3

3.34 MB

  CD06 - 15 - San Antonio Rose.mp3

3.04 MB

  CD06 - 14 - You Don't Love me But I'll Always Care.mp3

3.46 MB

  CD06 - 13 - Stay A Little Longer.mp3

3.10 MB

  CD06 - 12 - Time Changes Everything.mp3

3.50 MB

  CD06 - 11 - The Kind Of Love I Can't Forget.mp3

4.04 MB

  CD06 - 10 - Take Me Back To Tulsa.mp3

3.57 MB

  CD06 - 09 - With Tears In My Eyes.mp3

1.85 MB

  CD06 - 08 - I'll Always Be In Love With You.mp3

2.10 MB

  CD06 - 07 - Oh Monah.mp3

2.07 MB

  CD06 - 06 - An Old Flame.mp3

2.13 MB

  CD06 - 05 - Wait'll You See.mp3

1.92 MB

  CD06 - 03 - La Golondrina.mp3

2.52 MB

  CD06 - 04 - Texas Two Step.mp3

2.30 MB

  CD06 - 01 - Betty's Waltz.mp3

2.44 MB

 Faded Love (CD05)

  CD05 - 28 - Toodleumbo.mp3

2.38 MB

  CD05 - 27 - New Faded Love.mp3

2.49 MB

  CD05 - 26 - Lily Dale.mp3

2.66 MB

  CD05 - 25 - Gotta Walk Alone.mp3

1.73 MB

  CD05 - 24 - It's The Bottle Talkin'.mp3

2.34 MB

  CD05 - 23 - Little Star Of Heaven.mp3

1.85 MB

  CD05 - 21 - New Roadside Rag.mp3

2.07 MB

  CD05 - 20 - Coquette.mp3

1.87 MB

  CD05 - 19 - Midnight In Old Amarillo.mp3

2.19 MB

  CD05 - 18 - Billy's Bounce.mp3

1.94 MB

  CD05 - 17 - Texas Fiddler.mp3

1.91 MB

  CD05 - 16 - The Bunny With The Powder Puff Tail.mp3

1.89 MB

  CD05 - 15 - Sa Let's Roch.mp3

1.91 MB

  CD05 - 14 - Suger Baby.mp3

2.08 MB

  CD05 - 13 - I Wonder If You Feel The Way I Do.mp3

2.54 MB

  CD05 - 12 - My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You.mp3

2.24 MB

  CD05 - 11 - Rall Your Own.mp3

1.98 MB

  CD05 - 10 - Don't Kep It a Secret.mp3

1.96 MB

  CD05 - 09 - Hoopaw Rag.mp3

2.19 MB

  CD05 - 08 - The Boston Fancy.mp3

2.20 MB

  CD05 - 07 - Lone Star Rag.mp3

1.83 MB

  CD05 - 06 - Spanish Two-Step.mp3

1.80 MB

  CD05 - 05 - San Antonio Rose.mp3

2.21 MB

  CD05 - 04 - Four Of Five Times.mp3

2.00 MB

  CD05 - 03 - I'll Follow You Wherever You Go.mp3

2.10 MB

  CD05 - 02 - Don't Let The deal Go Down.mp3

1.64 MB

  CD05 - 01 - Beaumont Rag.mp3

2.02 MB

 Faded Love (CD04)

  CD04 - 26 - Cornball Rag.mp3

1.62 MB

  CD04 - 25 - Sincerely.mp3

1.60 MB

  CD04 - 24 - Black And Blue Rag.mp3

1.79 MB

  CD04 - 22 - Echo Yodel.mp3

2.12 MB

  CD04 - 21 - Too Much Mambo.mp3

1.97 MB

  CD04 - 20 - Carnations For The Memory.mp3

2.03 MB

  CD04 - 19 - New Osage Stomp.mp3

1.99 MB

  CD04 - 18 - I Live For You.mp3

2.32 MB

  CD04 - 17 - Texas Blues.mp3

2.13 MB

  CD04 - 16 - I've Got A New Road Under My Wheels.mp3

2.23 MB

  CD04 - 15 - Waltzing In Old San Antone.mp3

2.16 MB

  CD04 - 14 - Cadillac In A Model 'A'.mp3

1.75 MB

  CD04 - 13 - So Long, I'll See Yo Later.mp3

2.13 MB

  CD04 - 12 - St. Louis Blues.mp3

2.76 MB

  CD04 - 11 - (Me And My Baby) Doin' The Bunny Hop.mp3

2.55 MB

  CD04 - 10 - A Maiden's Prayer.mp3

2.66 MB

  CD04 - 09 - I Hit The Jackpot (When I Won You).mp3

2.08 MB

  CD04 - 08 - I'm Human, Same As You.mp3

2.59 MB

  CD04 - 07 - I Want To Go To Mexico.mp3

1.87 MB

  CD04 - 06 - Bottle Baby Boogie.mp3

2.29 MB

  CD04 - 05 - As I Sit Broken-Hearted.mp3

2.67 MB

  CD04 - 04 - B. Bowman Hop.mp3

2.04 MB

  CD04 - 03 - She's The Quarter Horse Type (Of A Gal).mp3

1.75 MB

  CD04 - 02 - (Everyone Is Calling You A) Fallen Angel.mp3

2.47 MB

  CD04 - 01 - A Broken Heart For A Souvenir.mp3

2.38 MB

 Faded Love (CD03)

  CD03 - 30 - Trouble, Trouble Blues.mp3

2.35 MB

  CD03 - 29 - Trouble, Trouble Blues.mp3

2.54 MB

  CD03 - 28 - A Red Hot Needle (And A Burning Thread).mp3

2.05 MB

  CD03 - 27 - Snatchin' And Grabbin'.mp3

2.22 MB

  CD03 - 26 - I Want To Be Wanted.mp3

1.93 MB

  CD03 - 25 - Steamboat Stomp.mp3

2.09 MB

  CD03 - 24 - I'm Only A Friend (Why Do You Call Me Your Sweetheart).mp3

2.16 MB

  CD03 - 23 - Charlie Changed His Mind.mp3

2.27 MB

  CD03 - 22 - I Won't Be Back Tonight.mp3

2.30 MB

  CD03 - 21 - Three Little Kitters.mp3

2.03 MB

  CD03 - 20 - I'm All Alone.mp3

1.74 MB

  CD03 - 19 - Three Miles South Of Cash In Arkansas.mp3

2.03 MB

  CD03 - 18 - 'Cause I'm In Love.mp3

1.97 MB

  CD03 - 17 - You Always Keep Me In Hot Water.mp3

1.95 MB

  CD03 - 16 - Blue Prelude.mp3

1.92 MB

  CD03 - 15 - Sittin' On Top Of The World.mp3

2.64 MB

  CD03 - 14 - Deep Water.mp3

1.95 MB

  CD03 - 12 - Fiddlin' Man.mp3

2.02 MB

  CD03 - 13 - Ida Red.mp3

2.08 MB

  CD03 - 11 - Three Miles South Of Cash.mp3

2.08 MB

  CD03 - 10 - Yodel Mountain.mp3

2.49 MB

  CD03 - 09 - I Can't Stand This Loneliness.mp3

1.99 MB

  CD03 - 08 - Hubbin' It.mp3

2.04 MB

  CD03 - 07 - Send Me A Red Rose.mp3

1.83 MB

  CD03 - 06 - Just To Be Loved.mp3

2.12 MB

  CD03 - 05 - The Last Goodbye.mp3

2.58 MB

  CD03 - 04 - Silver Bell.mp3

2.16 MB

  CD03 - 03 - Sittin' On Top Of The World.mp3

2.43 MB

  CD03 - 02 - Brown Skin Gal.mp3

2.17 MB

  CD03 - 01 - Twinkle Star.mp3

2.10 MB

 Faded Love (CD02)

  CD02 - 28 - Pliney Jane.mp3

2.54 MB

  CD02 - 27 - I'm Tired Of Living This Lie.mp3

2.14 MB

  CD02 - 26 - Little Girl, Little Girl.mp3

2.69 MB

  CD02 - 25 - 'Tater Pie.mp3

2.61 MB

  CD02 - 24 - The End Of The Line.mp3

2.26 MB

  CD02 - 23 - I'm Dotting Each I With A Teardrop.mp3

2.39 MB

  CD02 - 22 - Rock-A-Bye Baby Blues.mp3

2.62 MB

  CD02 - 21 - I Didn't Realize.mp3

2.37 MB

  CD02 - 20 - I'll Be Lucky Some Day.mp3

2.64 MB

  CD02 - 19 - I Laugh When I Think How I Cried Over You.mp3

2.04 MB

  CD02 - 18 - I Betcha My Heart I Love You.mp3

1.88 MB

  CD02 - 17 - Awake But Dreaming.mp3

2.53 MB

  CD02 - 16 - Faded Love.mp3

2.50 MB

  CD02 - 15 - Pastime Blues.mp3

2.60 MB

  CD02 - 14 - Jolie Blond Likes The Boogie.mp3

2.20 MB

  CD02 - 13 - My Little Rock Candy Baby.mp3

2.26 MB

  CD02 - 12 - Mean Woman With Green Eyes.mp3

2.46 MB

  CD02 - 11 - Santa's On His Way.mp3

2.12 MB

  CD02 - 10 - When It's Christmas On The Range.mp3

2.01 MB

  CD02 - 09 - Bob Wills' Square Dance IV.mp3

2.73 MB

  CD02 - 08 - Bob Wills' Square Dance III.mp3

2.56 MB

  CD02 - 07 - Hold Your Tears.mp3

2.15 MB

  CD02 - 05 - Bob Wills' Square Dance II.mp3

2.27 MB

  CD02 - 04 - Bob Wills' Square Dance I.mp3

2.60 MB

  CD02 - 03 - Anything.mp3

2.17 MB

  CD02 - 02 - Nothing But Trouble.mp3

2.27 MB

  CD02 - 01 - Boot Heel Drag.mp3

2.38 MB

 Faded Love (CD01)

  CD01 - 30 - I Ain't Got Nobody.mp3

2.18 MB

  CD01 - 29 - The Warm Red Wine.mp3

2.52 MB

  CD01 - 28 - Ida Red Likes The Boogie.mp3

1.50 MB

  CD01 - 27 - I Married The Rose Of San Antone.mp3

2.23 MB

  CD01 - 26 - Texas Drummer Boy.mp3

2.09 MB

  CD01 - 25 - Hop, Skip And Jump Over Texas.mp3

2.11 MB

  CD01 - 24 - Playboy Chimes.mp3

2.00 MB

  CD01 - 23 - Thorn In My Heart.mp3

1.95 MB

  CD01 - 22 - I'll Have Somebody Else.mp3

2.37 MB

  CD01 - 21 - Keeper Of My Heart.mp3

2.12 MB

  CD01 - 20 - Cross My Heart I Love You.mp3

2.36 MB

  CD01 - 19 - Blues For Dixie.mp3

2.53 MB

  CD01 - 18 - Nothin' But The Best For My Baby.mp3

2.25 MB

  CD01 - 17 - Cotton Patch Blues.mp3

2.31 MB

  CD01 - 16 - Still Water Runs The Deepest.mp3

2.45 MB

  CD01 - 15 - Go Home With The Girls In The Mornin'.mp3

2.30 MB

  CD01 - 14 - I Had A Little Mule.mp3

2.32 MB

  CD01 - 13 - She's Gone.mp3

2.43 MB

  CD01 - 12 - Sally Goodin'.mp3

1.88 MB

  CD01 - 11 - I Want To Be Near You.mp3

2.25 MB

  CD01 - 10 - Spanish Fandango.mp3

2.25 MB

  CD01 - 09 - Blackout Blues.mp3

2.17 MB

  CD01 - 08 - Don't Be Ashamed Of Your Age.mp3

2.21 MB

  CD01 - 07 - Papa's Jumpin'.mp3

2.36 MB

  CD01 - 06 - 'neath Hawaiian Palms.mp3

2.17 MB

  CD01 - 05 - Bubbles In My Beer.mp3

1.43 MB

  CD01 - 04 - Dog House Blues.mp3

2.26 MB

  CD01 - 03 - Closed For Repairs.mp3

2.56 MB

  CD01 - 02 - Little Cowboy Lullaby.mp3

2.20 MB

  CD01 - 01 - Silver Lake Blues.mp3

2.49 MB
 

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Bob Wills' name will forever be associated with Western swing. Although he did not invent the genre single-handedly, he did popularize the genre and changed its rules. In the process, he reinvented the rules of popular music. Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys were a dance band with a country string section that played pop songs as if they were jazz numbers. Their music expanded and erased boundaries between genres. It was also some of the most popular music of its era. Throughout the '40s, the band was one of the most popular groups in the country and the musicians in the Playboys were among the finest of their era. As the popularity of Western swing declined, so did Wills' popularity, but his influence is immeasurable. From the first honky tonkers to Western swing revivalists, generations of country artists owe him a significant debt, as do certain rock and jazz musicians. Wills was a maverick and his spirit infused American popular music of the 20th century with a renegade, virtuosic flair.

Wills was born outside of Kosse, TX, in 1905. From his father and grandfather, he learned how to play mandolin, guitar, and eventually fiddle, and he regularly played local dances in his teens. In 1929, he joined a medicine show in Fort Worth, where he played fiddle and did blackface comedy. At one performance, he met guitarist Herman Arnspiger and the duo formed the Wills Fiddle Band. Within a year, they were playing dances and radio stations around Fort Worth. During one of the performances, the pair met a vocalist called Milton Brown, who joined the band. Soon, Brown's guitarist brother Durwood joined the group, as did Clifton "Sleepy" Johnson, a tenor banjo player.

In early 1931, the band landed their own radio show, which was sponsored by the Burris Mill and Elevator Company, the manufacturers of Light Crust Flour. The group rechristened themselves the Light Crust Doughboys and their show was being broadcast throughout Texas, hosted and organized by W. Lee O'Daniel, the manager of Burris Mill. By 1932, the band was stars in Texas but there was some trouble behind the scenes; O'Daniel wasn't allowing the band to play anything but the radio show. This situation led to the departure of Brown; Wills eventually replaced Brown with Tommy Duncan, who he would work with for the next 16 years. By late summer 1933, Wills, aggravated by a series of fights with O'Daniel, left the Light Crust Doughboys and Duncan left with him.

Wills and Duncan relocated to Waco, TX, and formed the Playboys, which featured Wills on fiddle, Duncan on piano and vocals, rhythm guitarist June Whalin, tenor banjoist Johnnie Lee Wills, and Kermit Whalin, who played steel guitar and bass. For the next year, the Playboys moved through a number of radio stations, as O'Daniel tried to force them off the air. Finally, the group settled in Tulsa, where they had a job at KVOO.

Tulsa is where Wills and His Texas Playboys began to refine their sound. Wills added an 18-year-old electric steel guitarist called Leon McAuliffe, pianist Al Stricklin, drummer Smokey Dacus, and a horn section to the band's lineup. Soon, the Texas Playboys were the most popular band in Oklahoma and Texas. The band made their first record in 1935 for the American Recording Company, which would later become part of Columbia Records. At ARC, they were produced by Uncle Art Satherley, who would wind up as Wills' producer for the next 12 years. The bandleader had his way and they cut a number of tracks that were released on a series of 78s. The singles were successful enough that Wills could demand that McAuliffe -- who wasn't on the first sessions due to ARC's abundance of steel players under contract -- was featured on the Playboys' next record, 1936's "Steel Guitar Rag." The song became a standard for steel guitar. Also released from that session was "Right or Wrong," which featured Duncan on lead vocals.

Toward the end of the decade, big bands were dominating popular music and Wills wanted a band capable of playing complex, jazz-inspired arrangements. To help him achieve his sound, he hired arranger and guitarist Eldon Shamblin, who wrote charts that fused country with big band music for the Texas Playboys. By 1940, he had replaced some of the weaker musicians in the lineup, winding up with a full 18-piece band. The Texas Playboys were breaking concert attendance records across the country, filling out venues from Tulsa to California, and they also had their first genuine national hit with "New San Antonio Rose," which climbed to number 11 in 1940. Throughout 1941 and 1942, Wills and His Texas Playboys continued to record and perform and they were one of the most popular bands in the country. However, their popularity was quickly derailed by the arrival of World War II. Duncan enlisted in the Army after Pearl Harbor and Stricklin became a defense plant worker. Late in 1942, McAuliffe and Shamblin both left the group. Wills enlisted in the Army late in 1942, but he was discharged as being unfit for service in the summer of 1943, primarily because he was out of shape and disagreeable. Duncan was discharged around the same time and the pair moved to California by the end of 1943. Wills revamped the sound of the Texas Playboys after World War II, cutting out the horn section and relying on amplified string instruments.

During the '40s, Art Satherley had moved from ARC to OKeh Records and Wills followed him to the new label. His first single for OKeh was a new version of "New San Antonio Rose" and it became a Top Ten hit early in 1944, crossing over into the Top 20 on the pop charts. Wills stayed with OKeh for about year, having several Top Ten hits, as well as the number ones "Smoke on the Water" and "Stars and Stripes on Iwo Jima." After he left OKeh, he signed with Columbia Records, releasing his first single for the label, "Texas Playboy Rag," toward the end of 1945.

In 1946, the Texas Playboys began recording a series of transcriptions for Oakland, CA's Tiffany Music Corporation. Tiffany's plan was to syndicate the transcriptions throughout the Southwest, but their goal was never fulfilled. Nevertheless, the Texas Playboys made a number of transcriptions in 1946 and 1947, and these are the only recordings of the band playing extended jams. Consequently, they are close approximations of the group's live sound. Though the Tiffany transcriptions would turn out to be important historical items, the recordings that kept Wills and His Texas Playboys in the charts were their singles for Columbia, which were consistently reaching the Top Five between 1945 and 1948; in the summer of 1946, they had their biggest hit, "New Spanish Two Step," which spent 16 weeks at number one.

Guitarist Eldon Shamblin returned to the Playboys in 1947, the final year Wills recorded for Columbia Records. Beginning in late 1947, Wills was signed to MGM. His first single for the label, "Bubbles in My Beer," was a Top Ten hit early in 1948, as was its follow-up, "Keeper of My Heart." Though the Texas Playboys were one of the most popular bands in the nation, they were beginning to fight internally, mainly because Wills had developed a drinking problem that caused him to behave erratically. Furthermore, Wills came to believe Duncan was demanding too much attention and asking for too much money. By the end of 1948, he had fired the singer.

Duncan's departure couldn't have come at a worse time. Western swing was beginning to fall out of public favor, and Wills' recordings weren't as consistently successful as they had been before; he had no hits at all in 1949. That year, he relocated to Oklahoma, beginning a 15-year stretch of frequent moves, all designed to find a thriving market for the band. In 1950, he had two Top Ten hits, "Ida Red Likes the Boogie" and "Faded Love," which would become a country standard; they would be his last hits for a decade. Throughout the '50s, he struggled with poor health and poor finances, but he continued to perform frequently. However, his audience continued to shrink, despite his attempts to hold on to it. Wills moved throughout the Southwest during the decade, without ever finding a new home base. Audiences at dance halls plummeted with the advent of television and rock & roll. The Texas Playboys made some records for Decca that went unnoticed in the mid-'50s. In 1959, Wills signed with Liberty Records, where he was produced by Tommy Allsup, a former Playboy. Before recording his first sessions with Liberty, Wills expanded the lineup of the band again and reunited with Duncan. The results were a success, with "Heart to Heart Talk" climbing into the Top Ten during the summer of 1960. Again, the Texas Playboys were drawing sizable crowds and selling a respectable amount of records.

In 1962, Wills had a heart attack that temporarily debilitated him, but by 1963 he was making an album for Kapp Records. The following year, he had a second heart attack, which forced him to disband the Playboys. After the second heart attack, he performed and recorded as a solo performer. His solo recordings for Kapp were made in Nashville with studio musicians and were generally ignored, though he continued to be successful in concert.

In 1968, the Country Music Hall of Fame inducted Wills and the following year the Texas State Legislature honored him for his contribution to American music. The day after he appeared in both houses of the Texas state government, Wills suffered a massive stroke that paralyzed his right side. During his recovery, Merle Haggard -- the most popular country singer of the late '60s -- recorded an album dedicated to Wills, A Tribute to the Best Damn Fiddle Player, which helped return Wills to public consciousness and spark a widespread Western swing revival. In 1972, Wills was well enough to accept a citation from ASCAP in Nashville, as well as appear at several Texas Playboy reunions, which were all very popular. In the fall of 1973, Wills and Haggard began planning a Texas Playboys reunion album, featuring McAuliffe, Stricklin, Shamblin, and Dacus, among others. The first session was held on December 3, 1973, with Wills leading the band from his wheelchair. That night, he suffered another massive stroke in his sleep; the stroke left him comatose. The Texas Playboys finished the album without him. Wills never regained consciousness and died on May 15, 1975, in a nursing home. He was buried in Tulsa, the place where his legend began.

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