Vinyl Album - Chet Atkins - Hometown Guitar - RCA Victor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Chet Atkins
Title:	Hometown Guitar
Label:	RCA Victor
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LPM-4017
Date:	Jul 1968
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Chet Atkins	Big Daddy	John Loudermilk	Rate
A2	Chet Atkins	Sittin' On Top Of The World	Walter Vinson, Lonnie Chatmon	Rate
A3	Chet Atkins	Huntin' Boots	Jerry Reed	Rate
A4	Chet Atkins	Blue Guitar	Larry Fotine, Frank Stanton	Rate
A5	Chet Atkins	Cattle Call	Doise Hensley "Tex" Owens	Rate
A6	Chet Atkins	Back To Old Smoky Mountain	Gene Autry, Hugh Cross	Rate
B1	Chet Atkins	Sweet Georgia Brown	Ben Bernie, Kenneth Casey, Maceo Pinkard	Rate
B2	Chet Atkins	Blue Angel	Natalicio Moreira Lima	Rate
B3	Chet Atkins	Get On With It	Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed	Rate
B4	Chet Atkins	Reed's Ramble	Jerry Reed	Rate
B5	Chet Atkins	Pickin' Pot Pie	Jimmy Crawford	Rate
B6	Chet Atkins	The Last Thing On My Mind	Tomasso Paxton	Rate

Notes

Chester (Chet) Atkins, who was called Mr. Guitar by most of his listeners, had recorded and sold more discs of 33.33 rpm than any country artist had ever. By means of this thirty-eighth disc of 33.33 rpm, a liner note indicates that Mr. Atkins learned to play the guitar and wonderful music in his hometown of Luttrell, which is located in the Clinch Mountain range near Knoxville, Tennessee.

This disc contains two blues tunes, Sittin' on Top of the World and Sweet Georgia Brown from which he created a way to sing such tunes in a bluegrass style of music even though the Georgia Brown tune is mostly heard in a strumentale whistling sound that became the theme song of the Harlem Globetrotters.

Although this album was very popular with bluegrass music listeners, this disc did not sell well enough to reach the 200th position of the Billboard hit parade of discs of 33.33 rpm. Consequently, this disc became one of the most sought-after albums of country music listeners due to the music style and by the front and reverse jacket images of the hometown of Mr. Atkins.

Lastly, this was the final disc of 33.33 rpm of Mr. Atkins that was first issued by means of the RCA Victor label that has the dog and fonograf images and was his final disc that was both monaurally and sterofonically issued in both the United States and Canada.

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USA - RCA Victor - 1968 [Stereo]

UK - RCA Victor - 1969 [Mono]

UK - RCA Victor - 1969 [Stereo]