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Product Identifiers

ProducerCharles Randolph Grean^Paul Cohen

Record LabelBfy, BEAR FAMILY

UPC4000127168085

eBay Product ID (ePID)3046052077

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2011

GenreFolk

ArtistMonroe, Charlie

Release TitleI'm Old Kentucky Bound-His Recordings 1938-1956

Dimensions

Item Height1.07 in

Item Weight0.96 lb

Item Length12.55 in

Item Width12.49 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs4

Number of Tracks110

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Once I Had a Darling Mother 1.2 No Home, No Place to Pillow My Head 1.3 Farther Along 1.4 When the World's on Fire (Part 2) 1.5 Take Me Back to the Valley 1.6 Happy Spirit 1.7 The Great Speckled Bird 1.8 Tell Him to Come Back Sweet Fern 1.9 Every Time I Feel 1.10 You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone 1.11 Oh Death 1.12 Guided By Love 1.13 If You See My Saviour 1.14 From Shore to Shore 1.15 Is She Praying There? 1.16 Joy Bells in My Soul 1.17 Just One Year 1.18 Black Sheep 1.19 Who's Calling You Sweetheart Tonight 1.20 Rubber Neck Blues 1.21 There's No Depression in Heaven 1.22 Mother's Not Dead, She's Only Sleeping 2.1 I'm Comin' Back But I Don't Know When 2.2 It's Only a Phonograph Record 2.3 Down in the Willow Garden 2.4 Bringin' in the Georgia Mail 2.5 When the Angels Carry Me Home 2.6 If We Ever Meet Again 2.7 Campin' in Canaan's Land 2.8 Don't Forget to Pray 2.9 The Grave at the Foot of the Mountain 2.10 I See a Bright Light Shining 2.11 End of Memory Lane 2.12 Shenandoah Waltz 2.13 Sweetheart I Love You Best 2.14 I Know You'll Understand 2.15 What Became of That Beautiful Picture 2.16 Walking with You in My Dreams 2.17 They Didn't Believe It Was True 2.18 Time Clock of Life 2.19 Red Rocking Chair 2.20 Without Me Are You Blue 2.21 Our Mansion Is Ready 2.22 A Valley of Peace 2.23 Rosa Lee McFall 2.24 My Saviour's Train 3.1 Gonna Shake Hands with Mother Over There 3.2 Gonna Shake Hands with Mother Over There 3.3 Springtime in Glory 3.4 So Blue 3.5 Sugar Cane Mama 3.6 Down in Caroline 3.7 I Know He's Been Dealing with Me 3.8 I Know He's Been Dealing with Me 3.9 You'd Better Be Somewhere Praying 3.10 You'll Find Me There 3.11 'Neath a Cold Gray Tomb of Stone 3.12 'Neath a Cold Gray Tone of Stone 3.13 Good Morning to You 3.14 I'm Gonna Sing, Sing, Sing 3.15 I'm Gonna Sing, Sing, Sing 3.16 Gold Star Mother 3.17 Jesus Is Calling 3.18 Jesus Is Calling 3.19 My Lord's Gonna Move This Wicked Race 3.20 My Lord's Gonna Move This Wicked Race 3.21 That Wild Black Engine 3.22 You'll Find Her Name Written There 3.23 You'll Find Her Name Written There 3.24 An Angel in Disguise 3.25 Find 'Em, Fool 'Em and Leave 'Em Alone 3.26 I'm Old Kentucky Bound 3.27 These Triflin' Women 3.28 Why Did You Say Good-Bye? 3.29 I'm Weary of Heartaches 3.30 That's What I Like About You 3.31 Weep and Cry 4.1 Old Joe Clark 4.2 Opening Remarks from Charlie Monroe 4.3 Penitentiary Blues 4.4 Patter and Story from Charlie Monroe 4.5 Why Did You Ever Say Goodbye? 4.6 Find 'Em, Fool 'Em and Leave 'Em Alone 4.7 When the Women Get in Power 4.8 I'm Old Kentucky Bound 4.9 Down in Caroline 4.10 Down in the Willow Garden 4.11 Bill Cheatham 4.12 I Know You'll Understand 4.13 Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad 4.14 I'm Old Kentucky Bound 4.15 Bile 'Em Cabbage Down 4.16 Good Morning to You 4.17 Hop Along Peter 4.18 Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone 4.19 Orange Blossom Special 4.20 I'll Thank the Friends Who Prayed for Me 4.21 Penitentiary Blues 4.22 Lonely Little Robin 4.23 Shine on Me 4.24 John Henry 4.25 Paul and Silas Bound in Jail 4.26 Rocky Road Blues (Instrumental) 4.27 Bile Dem Cabbage Down 4.28 Who's Calling You Sweetheart Tonight? 4.29 It's Only a Phonograph Record 4.30 Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad 4.31 Down in Caroline 4.32 (I'm Gonna) Sing, Sing, Sing 4.33 Fiddle Outro

Sub-GenreBox Sets

Notes(4-CD set plus hardcover book) The other Monroe brother! Bill Monroe split from his older brother, Charlie, and went on to invent bluegrass music. This is the story of what happened to Charlie after that rift. Striking out on his own, Charlie developed his own ample talents rooted in his affable personality. His group, the Kentucky Pardners, like Bill's Blue Grass Boys, could operate at high speeds without discomfort. Though Charlie might not have conquered as much new musical territory as Bill, his music had a vivid personal sound. And he scored some hits, notably Bringing In The Georgia Mail. Charlie's voice was high, sweet and animated, radiating boundless good cheer that buoyed the spirits of his wartime audiences and sustained his popularity through the 1940s.