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Artist: Webb Pierce Title: Webb Pierce's Greatest Hits Label:   Decca Country: USA Catalogue: DL 4999 Date: Jun 1968 Format: Mono LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Webb Pierce	In The Jailhouse Now		Rate
A2	Webb Pierce	Slowly		Rate
A3	Webb Pierce	I Ain't Never		Rate
A4	Webb Pierce	Wondering		Rate
A5	Webb Pierce	There Stands The Glass		Rate
A6	Webb Pierce	If The Back Door Could Talk		Rate
B1	Webb Pierce	Tupelo County Jail		Rate
B2	Webb Pierce	I Don't Care		Rate
B3	Webb Pierce	Alla My Love		Rate
B4	Webb Pierce	Don't Do It, Darlin'		Rate
B5	Webb Pierce	Missing You		Rate

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CB June 22, 1968

Michael Webb Pierce was a super prosperous country singer in the 1950s and the 1960s. Even though In The Jailhouse Now was his most successful country hit in the early 1950s, Mr. Pierce's most prosperous popular hit was I Ain't Never.

Additionally, he was a fantastic composer of tunes that were sung by country, popular, rhythm and blues, and even rock artists. For example, the Four Preps had popularized the tune "I Ain't Never" in 1959, the same year that Mr. Pierce had also achieved prosperity with this tune.

This was the final disc of 33.33 rpm that was both monaurally and stereofonically issued in both the United States and Canada.

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W.B.lbl ● 23rd Oct 2016		That no more mono albums were issued after this may explain why, when Decca changed the manufacturing info below the rainbow strip to mention "MCA Records Inc., Calif., U.S.A." in 1971, there was no mono "Long Play 33⅓" equivalent the way there had been with the "Decca Records Inc." and "Decca Records, A Division of MCA Inc." variants of the rainbow strip label design. Meanwhile, there was a bit of misplaced optimism in part of the liner notes. After 1967's "Fool, Fool, Fool," Mr. Pierce never again had a Top 10 country hit. Though I have exactly two records of his - a 1970 repress of his 1952 hit "There Stands The Glass," and a 1972 single "I'm Gonna Be A Swinger" - I can say that while there are diehard fans of his, some who aren't as enamoured with his vocal style may consider it to be "too Pierce-ing."

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