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Eddy Arnold - There's Been A Change in Me - 1951-1955 - Bear
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Eddy Arnold - There's Been a Change in Me - 1951-1955 

7-CD set featuring all of Eddy Arnold's 1951-1955 recordings available for the first time ever in one collection! Includes major hits There's Been A Change In Me, I Wanna Play House With You, A Full-Time Job, ...    Full DescriptionYou Don't 

Bear Family Records. Release: 2008. Remastered.

Eddy Arnold's approach to country and his rich, expressive baritone voice always seemed closer to pop singers like Bing Crosby and Perry Como than it did to more rustic country stars like Hank Snow and Ernest Tubb, and he worked with pop songwriters out of New York as much or more than he used Nashville ones. His approach reaped dividends, certainly, and he charted countless hits in an a truly astounding seven-decade career, and if he was never fully embraced by the public as a pop singer, he brought a kind of urbane dignity and grace to country music in the bargain, prefiguring the so-called Nashville countrypolitan sound as early as 1955. This expansive seven-disc, 166-track box charts Arnold's RCA Victor years from 1951 to 1955, and it reveals a fascinating transformation from Arnold's early tenure as a hillbilly singer to his later stance as the man who melted country and pop together into what was essentially a whole new musical form. The early stuff here, like the opening track "Tennessee Hillbilly Ghost," is surprisingly sturdy and energetic, and shows that Arnold could have easily made a successful career out of the rustic material that most country singers turned to, but he was really after something else, and possessing a near faultless ear for a good song, he went in an entirely different direction, and by the time he recorded songs like "I Walked Alone Last Night," with its beautiful string ensemble backing, he was just a sweater or two away from being Perry Como. Still, Arnold never completely turned his back on Nashville, keeping his home base there, and he continued to record songs like Floyd Tillman's "I Love You So Much It Hurts" and Merle Travis' lovely "Bayou Lullaby," giving them a kind of easy and sincere smoothness. He also foresaw the urban folk revival in 1955 when he released a wonderful album of traditional material, and his beautifully orchestrated and elegantly dressed up re-imagining of folk classics like "The Wayfaring Stranger," which is included here, are among his finest tracks. Also worth noting are Arnold's versions of the slow waltz "I Wish I Knew," "(Now and Then, There's) A Fool Such as I," the organ-laced "You Always Hurt the One You Love" and Tommy Dilbeck's "This Is the Thanks I Get (For Loving You)," which is represented here in five versions that show the evolution of Arnold's approach to the song. As usual, Bear Family Records captures it all, and this is simply a gorgeously produced and annotated set that no Eddy Arnold fan will want to skip.


Track Listing:

Disc: 1
1. Tennessee Hillbilly Ghost
2. Rollin' and Tossin
3. I Wanna Play House with You
4. Call Her Your Sweetheart
5. He Knows
6. Puppy Love
7. I Wish I Knew
8. Heart Strings
9. Bundle of Southern Sunshine
10. When You and I Were Young, Maggie
11. Sinner's Prayer
12. I Wanna Play House with You
13. Roll Along Kentucky Moon
14. Trouble in Mind
15. When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold Again
16. No One Will Ever Know
17. Wild Flower
18. White Azaleas
19. I'll Still Belong to You
20. Somebody's Been Beating My Time
21. That Little Boy of Mine
22. Open Thy Merciful Arms
23. Old Rugged Cross
24. Have Thine Own Way, Lord
25. Take My Hand, Precious Lord

Disc: 2
1. Anything That's Part of You
2. Easy on the Eyes
3. This Is the Thanks I Get (For Loving You)
4. That's What Love Is All About
5. Someone Calls Me Daddy
6. (Don't Ever Take The) Ribbons from Your Hair
7. Full Time Job
8. Shepherd of My Heart
9. You Gotta Be Mine
10. Puppy Love
11. I'll Do as Much for You Someday
12. Have Thine Own Way, Lord
13. My Desire
14. When I've Done My Best
15. I Want to Thank You Lord
16. Smokey the Bear
17. Horace the Horse
18. I'd Trade All of My Tomorrows
19. Older and Bolder
20. Lovin' Up a Storm
21. Missouri Waltz
22. Condemned Without Trial
23. You Always Hurt the One You Love
24. Moonlight and Roses
25. I'm Waiting for Ships That Never Come In
26. Old Rugged Cross
27. Have Thine Own Way, Lord
28. Someday, Somewhere
29. Today (Evening Song)

Disc: 3
1. Angry
2. I Got Bad News for You
3. When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver
4. I'm Gonna Lock My Heart (And Throw Away the Key)
5. Ready, Willing and Able
6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter
7. Eddy's Song
8. This Is the Thanks I Get (For Loving You)
9. If I Never Get to Heaven
10. Your Left Over Kisses
11. How's the World Treating You
12. Free Home Demonstration
13. Second Fling
14. Mama, Come Get Your Baby Boy
15. I Really Don't Want to Know
16. I'll Never Get Over You
17. My Everything
18. Unfaithful Love
19. It Is No Secret (What God Can Do)
20. Crying in the Chapel
21. Beyond the Sunset
22. I Really Don't Want to Know
23. Whispering Hope
24. Chapel on the Hill
25. This Is the Thanks I Get (For Loving You)
26. I Was Foolish When I Fell in Love with You
27. Through a Stranger's Eyes
28. My Everything

Disc: 4
1. Chapel on the Hill
2. Robe of Calvary
3. Prayer
4. I Called on the Master
5. 'Twas the Dawn of a Beautiful Day
6. When It's Round-Up Time in Heaven
7. Touch of God's Hand
8. Just Call Me Lonesome
9. Hep Cat Baby
10. Mills of the Gods
11. Dozen Hearts
12. When You Said Goodbye
13. Hep Cat Baby
14. If She Will
15. Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young
16. This Is the Thanks I Get (For Loving You)
17. When You Said Goodbye
18. No One to Cry To
19. Shame on You
20. Cold Cold Heart
21. So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed
22. I Love You So Much It Hurts
23. Christmas Can't Be Far Away
24. Someday (You'll Want Me to Want You)
25. Sittin' on Santa Claus' Lap
26. Slow Poke

Disc: 5
1. You Can't Be True Dear
2. (Now and Then, There's) A Fool Such as I
3. Tennessee Waltz
4. Do You Miss Me
5. Don't Forget
6. I've Been Thinking
7. I Always Have Someone to Turn To
8. I Wouldn't Know Where to Begin
9. I'm Your Private Santa Claus
10. I Don't Hurt Anymore
11. (Gonna Get Myself A) Brand New Sandman
12. Two Kinds of Love
13. In Time
14. Each Time You Leave
15. It Took a Miracle
16. Present for Santa Claus
17. Horse in Striped Pajamas
18. Why Daddy?
19. Unchained Melody
20. His Hands
21. Silver Moon
22. Making Believe

Disc: 6
1. Cattle Call
2. Richest Man
3. Kentuckian Song
4. I Walked Alone Last Night
5. Home on the Range
6. Wanderin'
7. On Top of Old Smokey
8. Sweet Betsy from Pike
9. Lonesome Road
10. Wayfaring Stranger
11. Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
12. Barbara Allen
13. Across the Wide Missouri
14. Down in the Valley
15. Red River Valley
16. I Gave My Love a Cherry
17. Careless Love
18. Rovin' Gambler
19. If She Will
20. That Do Make It Nice
21. I'll Be Satisfied
22. I'll Be Satisfied
23. Do You Know Where God Lives?
24. Bayou Lullaby
25. You Don't Know Me
 
Disc: 7
1. Puppy Love
2. Heart Strings
3. Bundle of Southern Sunshine
4. Trouble in Mind
5. Trouble in Mind
6. Wild Flower
7. I'll Still Belong to You
8. Somebody's Been Beating My Time
9. Have Thine Own Way, Lord
10. This Is the Thanks I Get (For Loving You)
11. This Is the Thanks I Get (For Loving You) 


Personnel: Eddy Arnold (vocals, guitar); Dorothy Ann Dillard, Douglas Kirkham, Jack Brown, Betty McCormick, David Vogel, Lillian Clark, Keith Booth, Robert Spiro, Ralph Nyland, Merrill Ostrus, Marilyn Palmer, William Guilford Wright, Sylvia Textor, Marcia Neil, Anita Kerr, Lois Winter, Louis Nunley, Millie Kirkham, Jimmy Leyden, Brock Speer (vocals); Al Chernet (guitar, banjo); Danny Perri, Loren Otis 'Jack' Shook, Allan Hanlon, James Ulysis 'Guy' Willis, Tony Gottuso, Louise Innes (guitar); Walter L. Garland (electric guitar, banjo); Chet Atkins, Harold Ray Bradley, George Barnes (electric guitar); Ivan Leroy 'Little Roy' Wiggins (steel guitar); Harry Glickman, Lillian Hunt, Howard Carpenter, Wilda Tinsley, Irving Finkstein, Felix Orlewitz, Ed Stover, David Novales, Joyce McIlvain, Seymour Miroff, Ovid Collins, Maurice Hershaft, Maurice Golodner, Sylvan Shulman, Maurice Wilk (violin); C. R. 'Skeeter' Willis (fiddle); Samuel Persoff, Howard Kay, Jules Whiteman, John W. Kline, George Brown (viola); Lucien Schmit, Milton Prinz, Martin Lake, Thomas D. Thomas (cello); Henry Ross, Bernard Kaufman, Harold Feldman (saxophone); Arthur Berv, Walden Wilber, John Rossi (French horn); Marvin H. Hughes (piano, celesta, organ); Cy Levitan, John 'Papa' Gordy, John Guarniori, J. Vic Willis (piano); Marty Gold (celesta, organ); Eddie Litvin (organ); Jack Saunders, Philip Kraus (vibraphone, drums); James Burks (vibraphone); Bob L. Moore, Sam Hollingsworth, R. 'Chuck' Wright, Ernie Newton, George Duvivier, Frank Carroll, Charles R. Grean (bass instrument); Polk Moore, Walter Lenk, Terry Snyder, Clifford Leaman, Farris Coursey (drums).

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thanks for your uploads.
With your torrent Bobby Cryner I stuck at 98,7%. Others as well. Could you please seed again for a little while? Thx.
Do you have anything from David Houston? It seems difficult to find. Thx.
Thanks very much, bonnie335. BTW, if anyone has Eddy Arnold's recordings from 1956 to 1972, please post them. Thanks.
i was looking for these.. guys plz seed..som1 plzz...!!

and can u uplaod other songs of eddy ?

i want them all :D

thnk you