Vinyl Album - Various Artists - The Best Of Country Music, Vol. 7 - K-Tel

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	The Best Of Country Music, Vol. 7
Label:	K-Tel
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	WU 325
Date:	1973
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Susan Raye	L.A. International Airport	L. Scott	Rate
A2	Roy Clark	Yesterday When I Was Young	H. Kretzmer, C. Aznavour	Rate
A3	Leroy Van Dyke	Walk On By	Hayes	Rate
A4	Sonny James	Young Love	C. Joyner, R. Cortey	Rate
A5	Ned Miller	From A Jack To A King	N. Miller	Rate
A6	Patsy Cline	I Fall To Pieces	H. Cochrane, H. Howard	Rate
A7	Kitty Wells	Making Believe	J. Work	Rate
A8	Donna Fargo	Funny Face	D. Fargo	Rate
A9	Commander Cody	Hot Rod Lincoln	C. Ryan, W. Stevenson	Rate
A10	George Jones	Tender Years	D. Edwards	Rate
A11	Marvin Rainwater	Gonna Find Me A Bluebird	M. Rainwater	Rate
A12	Buck Owens	I'll Still Be Waiting For You	B. Owens	Rate
B1	Donna Fargo	Happiest Girl In The Whole U.S.A.	D. Fargo	Rate
B2	Hank Williams	Mansion On The Hill	H. Williams, F. Rose	Rate
B3	Webb Pierce	More And More	M. Kilgore	Rate
B4	Johnny Paycheck	Jukebox Charlie	A. Mayhew, D. Young	Rate
B5	Wanda Jackson	Right Or Wrong	W. Jackson	Rate
B6	Wynn Stewart	It's Such A Pretty World Today	D. Noe	Rate
B7	Johnny Cash	Guess Things Happen This Way	J. Clement	Rate
B8	Freddie Hart	Got The All Overs For You (All Over Me)	F. Hart	Rate
B9	Susan Raye	Willy Jones	B. Owens	Rate
B10	Hank Thompson	Wild Side Of Life	A. Carter, W. Warren	Rate
B11	Lawanda Lindsey	Today Will Be The First Day Of The Rest Of My Life	B. Alan, J. Shaw	Rate
B12	Sonny James	Born To Be With You	D. Robertson	Rate

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BigBadBluesMan 25th Apr 2021



BigBadBluesMan 25th Apr 2021



Jake Leither 1st Nov 2018		"Jukebox Charlie" is a different recording than the hit recording on Little Darlin'. I'm not sure where this rerecording came from though, I'm unaware of him rerecording it on Epic.



BigBadBluesMan 25th Nov 2015



BigBadBluesMan 25th Nov 2015



Record Collector 25th Sep 2015		A9 I have the original on hard to get hits



Neil Forbes 25th Sep 2015		A9? I have Johnny Bond doing that, with "Five Minute Love Affair" on the flip-side of a London label 45.



Record Collector 25th Sep 2015		Well that's what ktel did



Record Collector 25th Sep 2015		A9 the version I want



Neil Forbes 25th Sep 2015		This may be another American-processed LP for the British market as generally, American product for their own market doesn't carry the same copyright notice as you'd see on British, Euro English-language, Aussie or NZ issues. As to this album, it could've worked better if spread across two discs with 6 tracks per side, then there would be no need to edit them down to fit such a congested format as this.



Record Collector 25th Sep 2015		This is what they did with good times in country music made as a double better if it was just a single album in my opinion



Neil Forbes 21st Dec 2014		There was quite a lot of good stuff over the four sides of that compilation, but there was a lot of "chaff among the wheat", so yes, if you take out that "chaff" it would come down to a pretty-good single LP compilation, but what to leave in and what to take out? For me, Donna Fargo's Funny Face would cop the chop for too much sop(ha, I rhymed!) but it's all to do with taste!



Record Collector 21st Dec 2014		Yep the album after that was called good times in country music strange though it's a two record set would be a great album if they stuck just to one



Neil Forbes 21st Dec 2014		I think you might be right, R.C. I have the LP in question, I think it(Australian LP) had a brown cover with a large cowboy hat and photos of the featured artists superimposed within its outline. The first volume was simply "20 Country Greats, then by Volume two, became "Town & Country Greats" which lasted until Volume 5, then they dropped the "Town & Country" tag altogether after that.



Record Collector 21st Dec 2014		in Australia Majestic released the best of town and country hits I think it went up to volume five



Neil Forbes 20th Dec 2014		Well, it's gettin' kinda late for me(at nearly half-past 4 in the morning, 21st December, 2014) so I'm a-gonna log out for now! Catch you all on the flip-side! Bye!



Neil Forbes 20th Dec 2014		Redpunk, many thanks! But I thought it might've been a shortcoming of the website that only so many titles could be listed as spaces are provided for them, apparently I must've been wrong(doh!)



Record Collector 20th Dec 2014		Funny face by Donna Fargo appeared on majestics good times in country music



Redpunk ● 20th Dec 2014		Missing tracks added as per members correction request.



Neil Forbes 20th Dec 2014		The two missing songs at the end of side 2 are: Today Will Be The First Day Of The Rest Of My Life(Lawada Lindsay) and Born To Be With You(Sonny James).It seems the provision on this website is somewhat limited when it comes to listing all the content of these 24-track compilations, not all titles will fit as not enough spaces are provided. That's something the moderator may need to address as some time or other, hopefully soon.

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