June Carter Cash: Wildwood Flower -- She's part of a recent trend of old-time country singers coming out with new stuff. Her raspy old voice fits her wild old stories and side-remarks perfectly. Let the youngsters try to keep up.
June Carter Cash: Press On -- This one has a bunch of memorably wild tunes. New stuff plus standards. I can't say how it's different from the other, but both seem necessary
Reverend Horton Heat: Revival -- Two CD set of hard-driving honky-tonkin'. Well, rockabilly really. Screamin' stompin' music.
Favorites of the Week:
Etta James: "Mystery Lady: Songs of Billie Holiday"
Diana Krall: "The Look of Love"
"Ella & Louis" (Fitzgerald & Armstrong)
Pearl Bailey: "Cocktail Hour"
The Very Best of Belafonte
Tony Bennett: "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"
Pat Boone: "In a Metal Mood"
Nat King Cole: "Unforgettable"
Perry Como: "So Smooth / We Get Letters"
The Eddy Duchin Story: 1933-38 Original Mono Recordings
Billie Holiday: "The Best of Lady Day"
Etta James: "Mystery Lady: Songs of Billie Holiday"
Mario Lanza: "Greatest Hits"
Christmas with Johnny Matthis
Kiri Sings Porter
Linda Ronstadt: "What's New?"
The Very Best of Frank Sinatra
Smetana's "Die Moldau" (& 100 other classic greats
The Best of Kate Smith
Jeri Southern: "The Very Thought of You"
Sarah Vaughn: "The Divine Miss V"
Fats Waller: "The Joint is Jumpin'"
Fats Waller: "Ain't Misbehavin'"
Hank Williams I Saw the Light
The Essential Johnny Cash
Patsy Cline Sentimentally Yours
The Best of Lefty Frizzell
The Best of the Best of Merle Haggard
Wanda Jackson: "Queen of Rockabilly"
The Knitters Poor Little Critters on the Road
Webb Pierce, King of the Honky Tonk
Jean Shepard Honky Tonk Heroine
Kitty Wells: "Twenty Greatest Hits"
The Best of Hank Williams
The Pine Valley Cosmonauts Salute the Majesty of Bob Wills
Bob Wills Anthology
