The Guys of the Big "D" Jamboree

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  1. Audio CD: Release Date 2002-02-12
  2. Publisher: Dragon Street
  3. Sales Rank in Music: #553462

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This collection of rare and unreleased recordings is a companion piece to last year’s The Gals of the Big “D” Jamboree, and completes the “various artists” releases scheduled for this historic project. It features outstanding studio and live recordings by some of the southwest’s most talented and overlooked performers, including two very early unreleased tracks from singing legend Lefty Frizzell. Other standout cuts include Riley Crabtree’s Go Cat Go (live), Jimmy Fields’ Your Picture On The Wall, blind performer Leroy Jenkins’ Hard Luck Hard Time Blues (which sounds like a track that’s straight out of the movie Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?), and Orville Couch’s Wait’s What Broke The Wagon Down, just to name a few. Packaged with a fabulous 36-page booklet that includes artist biographies, a discography, and loads of unreleased photos; this is a must-have CD for all country enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone with a taste for real Texas honky tonk.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Let's hear it for The Guys of the Big "D"!, March 4, 2002
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This review is from: The Guys of the Big "D" Jamboree (Audio CD)
Another outstanding release in the Legends of the Big "D" Jamboree series. Like last year's "Gals" disc, this one mostly features studio cuts alongside just a sprinking of live recordings, but it also emulates that release with its fine mix of artists, ranging from a couple of rare recordings by the legendary Lefty Frizzell to outstanding cuts from guys like Riley Crabtree, Jimmy Fields, Leroy Jenkins and Orville Couch. A personal favorite, Gene O'Quin (the guy Wayne Hancock got his sound from), also is represented with two cuts. This disc is more country and lighter on the rockabilly than previous releases, but it's still essential stuff. - Roots & Rhtyhm

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