CCD 290 THE WILLIS BROTHERS - THE GOLDEN AGE OF... = F

ALIMONY/BACK UP AND PUSH Inst.>/CAME THE DAWN/CANDY IN A ROOM WITH A BABY/DOWN YONDER <Inst.>/GETTIN' HIGH, FEELIN' LOW OVER YOU/GREEN BACK DOLLAR/HOOT OWL BOOGIE/I CAN'T GO ON THIS WAY/I DON'T KNOW/I JUST WANT TO BE WITH YOU/IF I SHOULD NEED YOU (Would You Say "Yes")/OLD INDIANS NEVER DIE (From Picture "Hollywood Barn Dance")/POOR BOY/SAVANNAH RIVER RAG/SOMEBODY MENTIONED YOUR NAME/THE WALTZ AND THAT TENNESSEE MOON/UNHAPPY NEW YEAR/WARM BEER AND A COLD, COLD WOMAN/WRANGLER BOOGIE/YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY/YOU DON'T WANT ME.

The Willis Brothers started as the Oklahoma Wranglers in the 1932s as a Western Trio. After World War II (in 1946) they became members of the Grand Ole Opry. Fred Rose got them a contract with Sterling Records, so they did their first recordings the same day they accompanied Hank Williams on his first session in December 1946. All brothers are dead now, but their music lives on with Vic on accordion, Skeeter on fiddle and Guy on rthythm guitar. They toured and appeared in movies with Eddy Arnold and worked as session musicians. In spite of their excellent recordings their first hit came as late as 1964 with "Give Me 40 Acres".

More here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willis_Brothers