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Don Reno & Red Smiley 1959-63 (4-CD)

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(2011/GUSTO) 87 tracks w. 32 page booklet.mehr

Don Reno & Red Smiley: 1959-63 (4-CD)

(2011/GUSTO) 87 tracks w. 32 page booklet.

Artikeleigenschaften vonDon Reno & Red Smiley: 1959-63 (4-CD)

  • Interpret: Don Reno & Red Smiley

  • Albumtitel: 1959-63 (4-CD)

  • Label GUSTO

  • Genre Country

  • Artikelart CD

  • EAN: 0792014220924

  • Gewicht in Kg: 0.21
Reno, Don & Red Smiley - 1959-63 (4-CD) CD 1
01Need The PrayersDon Reno & Red Smiley
02In The GardenDon Reno & Red Smiley
03The Arm Of GodDon Reno & Red Smiley
04Jesus Will Save Your SoulDon Reno & Red Smiley
05I Feel Like Traveling OnDon Reno & Red Smiley
06The Lord's Last SupperDon Reno & Red Smiley
07Little Country PreacherDon Reno & Red Smiley
08He Will Set Your Fields On FireDon Reno & Red Smiley
09Whispering HomeDon Reno & Red Smiley
10Mother's Only SleepingDon Reno & Red Smiley
11I'll Meet You In The MorningDon Reno & Red Smiley
12The Bells Of Saint Mary'sDon Reno & Red Smiley
13Steel Guitar RagDon Reno & Red Smiley
14Tennessee StompDon Reno & Red Smiley
15Pick And HoldDon Reno & Red Smiley
16Down On The FarmDon Reno & Red Smiley
17Love, Please Come HomeDon Reno & Red Smiley
18Bringin' In The Georgia MailDon Reno & Red Smiley
19Please Remember That I Love YouDon Reno & Red Smiley
20Unfaithful OneDon Reno & Red Smiley
Reno, Don & Red Smiley - 1959-63 (4-CD) CD 2
01Lee's MarchDon Reno & Red Smiley
02Follow The LeaderDon Reno & Red Smiley
03Double EagleDon Reno & Red Smiley
04Carry Me Back To Old VirginiaDon Reno & Red Smiley
05Washington And Lee SwingDon Reno & Red Smiley
06Goodbye Liza JaneDon Reno & Red Smiley
07Flop Eared MuleDon Reno & Red Smiley
08The World Is Waiting For The SunriseDon Reno & Red Smiley
09Ho-Dancin' Bully Of The TownDon Reno & Red Smiley
10Buffalo GalDon Reno & Red Smiley
11Speedin' (John Hardy)Don Reno & Red Smiley
12Sweet ThingDon Reno & Red Smiley
13I'm Just A Used To Be To YouDon Reno & Red Smiley
14That Moon Is No Stopping Place For MeDon Reno & Red Smiley
15HigherDon Reno & Red Smiley
16Jimmy Caught The Dickens (Pushing Ernest In TDon Reno & Red Smiley
17Just Doing Rock And RollDon Reno & Red Smiley
18Gettysburg RecalledDon Reno & Red Smiley
19Stonewall BrigadeDon Reno & Red Smiley
20V.M.I.'s Gallant HourDon Reno & Red Smiley
21Battle Of AtlantaDon Reno & Red Smiley
22AntietamDon Reno & Red Smiley
23ShilohDon Reno & Red Smiley
24Jeb's Black Horse BrigadeDon Reno & Red Smiley
25Virginia's HeritageDon Reno & Red Smiley
Reno, Don & Red Smiley - 1959-63 (4-CD) CD 3
01Confederate FlagDon Reno & Red Smiley
02The First ShotDon Reno & Red Smiley
03Lee's CommandDon Reno & Red Smiley
04AppomattoxDon Reno & Red Smiley
05Out Behind The BarnDon Reno & Red Smiley
06Ten PacesDon Reno & Red Smiley
07Corrine, CorrinaDon Reno & Red Smiley
08Signed, Sealed And DeliveredDon Reno & Red Smiley
09Row Your Boat (Alternate Version)Don Reno & Red Smiley
10Row Your BoatDon Reno & Red Smiley
11Just About ThenDon Reno & Red Smiley
12Greenback DollarDon Reno & Red Smiley
13Little Red School HouseDon Reno & Red Smiley
14Garden In The SkyDon Reno & Red Smiley
15I'm Jealous Of YouDon Reno & Red Smiley
16Excuse Me (I've Got A Heartache)Don Reno & Red Smiley
17Honky Tonk Heaven (Previously Unreleased)Don Reno & Red Smiley
18Make Believe HeavenDon Reno & Red Smiley
19Only In A DreamworldDon Reno & Red Smiley
20Kansas City Railroad BluesDon Reno & Red Smiley
21I'll See It Happen To YouDon Reno & Red Smiley
22Grandfather's ClockDon Reno & Red Smiley
23Back And White RagDon Reno & Red Smiley
24Dill PicklesDon Reno & Red Smiley
Reno, Don & Red Smiley - 1959-63 (4-CD) CD 4
01The Old Rugged CrossDon Reno & Red Smiley
02River Of JordanDon Reno & Red Smiley
03Amazing GraceDon Reno & Red Smiley
04Echoes From The Burning BushDon Reno & Red Smiley
05Jesus Savior, Pilot MeDon Reno & Red Smiley
06Precious MemoriesDon Reno & Red Smiley
07In The Sweet Bye And ByeDon Reno & Red Smiley
08Mansion In The SkyDon Reno & Red Smiley
09Rock Of AgesDon Reno & Red Smiley
10What A Friend We Have In JesusDon Reno & Red Smiley
11Farther AlongDon Reno & Red Smiley
12Where We'll Never Grow OldDon Reno & Red Smiley
13Seeing Nellie HomeDon Reno & Red Smiley
14Keep Your Skillet Good And GreasyDon Reno & Red Smiley
15Pretty PollyDon Reno & Red Smiley
16Weeping Willow TreeDon Reno & Red Smiley
17Cripple CreekDon Reno & Red Smiley
18Lady Of SpainDon Reno & Red Smiley
Don Reno & Red Smiley Sometime in the fall of 1954, Dot Records president and founder... mehr
"Don Reno & Red Smiley"

Don Reno & Red Smiley

Sometime in the fall of 1954, Dot Records president and founder Randy Wood was having a conversation with Mac Wiseman at the company offices in Gallatin, Tennessee. According to Mac, "Randy had recently gotten word that Hank Snow's current single of 'I Don't Hurt Anymore' had just sold 600,000 copies. The record was still going great guns and had crossed over into the pop field as well. You must remember that this was an astronomical sales figure for a country record in those days. Randy and I were discussing this and I'll never forget the words he told me as I sat across the desk from him. He said, 'One day there won't be any more country music--as you and I know it.' You could have blown me over with a feather! Randy was a man of great foresight, and within just a couple of years I found out just what he meant. With the advent of rock and roll, you could hardly get a country record played on the radio."

However a lot happened in the business within those couple of years and Mac eventually opted to experiment beyond the boundaries he'd set for himself up to that time. After successfully producing a commercial session on himself, Randy Wood offered Mac a job in late 1956 to serve as the company's Artist & Repertoire manager for the label’s country division. By this time Dot Records had left the rural Sumner County seat of Gallatin, Tennessee and moved to Hollywood, California. It was decided that Mac would relocate to California for a year to learn the ropes of the business, then move to Nashville to have a closer pulse on the country music industry. By January of 1957 Mac had moved to California. One of the earliest, quite possibly the first, act he secured for the label was Don Reno & Red Smiley.

Reno & Smiley first got together in December of 1949 when they were members of Tommy Magness and the Tennessee Buddies. They would make their first recordings together with Magness in 1951 for King’s Federal subsidiary. Shortly thereafter they went to Wheeling, West Virginia to work for Toby Stroud over WWVA, before setting out on their own as Don Reno & Red Smiley and the Tennessee Cutups. King Records president Syd Nathan was eager to record them, and their first session in January of 1952 produced an amazing sixteen titles, all written by Reno. However, by the time the first release I'm Using My Bible For A Roadmap, now considered a country/bluegrass gospel classic, appeared in April, the band had already dissolved due to insufficient bookings.

Don Reno went back to work with his former employer Arthur 'Guitar Boogie' Smith at WBT in Charlotte, North Carolina, while Smiley found employment with the State Roads Commission there in the Tarheel State. Meanwhile, Syd Nathan discovered that there was a demand for the music of Reno & Smiley on record at least, and he wished to continue recording the duo. Don and Red consented and they remained a recording-only group for the next three years. During this time they produced some amazing songs that sold consistently, played well on the juke boxes, and in many cases would go on to become standards in a style of country music that became known as bluegrass.

Easter weekend of 1955, the duo resumed their partnership on a performing level making their base of operations in Richmond, Virginia where they signed on as members of the Old Dominion Barn Dance on 50,000 watt WRVA, which blanketed the eastern seabord states at night and greatly helped popularize Don and Red's career. They wanted good men who would stick with them, and they found two of the very best from South Carolina. Fiddler Mack Magaha hailed from Ware Shoals, while bassist John Palmer came from Union. Don, Red, Mack, and John proved to be a magical team both in person and on record. After having done some booking for the act, they hired Carlton Haney in January 1956 to be their manager.

King Records released a new single every six weeks, and their popularity continued growing. They even went to New York and appeared on national television on the Arthur Godfrey Show. In 1956, Reno & Smiley worked an amazing 342 days. On December 27, of that year they began broadcasting a daily, one hour weekday television show from Roanoke, Virginia over WDBJ. Don recalled, "We moved to Roanoke and drove to Richmond every Saturday night for the Old Dominion Barn Dance until the Spring of 1957. Our television show with our old friend (announcer) Irvin Sharp, called 'Top Of The Morning' did so well they added one half hour to our show and the drive to Richmond got rough. We took over the WDVA Barn Dance in Danville, Virginia every Saturday night as soon as we left the Old Dominion Barn Dance," which they continued until December of 1959.

In very early 1957 when Mac Wiseman contacted Don and Red about the possibility of recording them on Dot, the duo seemed quite receptive. Dot was having great success in the pop field with Pat Boone and others, and Reno & Smiley hoped that Dot would afford better distribution, and possibly lead to bigger and better things. "Plus,” Mac added, "the fact that we knew each other and they could trust me. And we could communicate. That's the big thing. So many A&R men, great A&R men, and musical people can't communicate with country artists."

Mac's affiliation with Don began when Mac became a member of Bill Monroe's band on Easter weekend of 1949. Mac didn't know any of Bill's songs at the time and Don taught them to him. "Don was a dear friend. I came here (to Nashville) from Atlanta at the WSB Barn Dance. My wife was pregnant and we had very little revenue at the time--not enough to afford a place to stay. Don and his wife Chloe took us in. Of course I was only in town on the weekends and we would get us a place at that time. But through the week, thank God, my wife stayed with Chloe which was a great comfort to me when I was out there traveling to know that she was in this strange town and had someone to look after her. Don was living out on Dickerson Road in that trailer park, but he had one of those cabins, he wasn't in a trailer. I remember little Ronnie (Don's son) just a baby in diapers playing in the dirt out front, and the little girl (Jean) she was older than he, but they just had the two children at the time. But I'll never forget that, and I didn't have to ask for it, Don volunteered that, which made it all the sweeter, you know."

Mac Wiseman was already one of the top stars of WRVA's Old Dominion Barn Dance when Reno & Smiley became cast members in 1955. "For a four piece group, they were one of the tightest little groups I ever saw. Of course Don always amazed me with his versatility with the banjo and because of our association during the time we were together as the Blue Grass Boys, he was one of my favorite people. Don and Red, Mack Magaha, and I, we fished a lot. We'd go down to this little place called Boler's Wharf. We'd fish two or three mornings a week."  ...

Don Reno & Red Smiley Sweethearts In Heaven, The Dot Rec. 1957-64

Read more at: https://www.bear-family.com/reno-don-und-red-smiley-sweethearts-in-heaven-the-dot-rec.-1957-64.html
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