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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBEAR FAMILY, Bfy

UPC4000127158659

eBay Product ID (ePID)8046043580

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2000

GenreCountry Traditional

ArtistThe Carter Family

Release TitleIn the Shadow of Clinch Mountain

Dimensions

Item Height2.30 in

Item Weight6.22 lb

Item Length12.64 in

Item Width12.54 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs12

Number of Tracks307

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

TracksBury Me Under the Weeping Willow, Little Log Cabin By the Sea, Poor Orphan Child, The Storms Are on the Ocean, Single Girl Married Girl, The Wandering Boy, Meet Me By the Moonlight Alone, Little Darling Pal of Mine, Keep on the Sunny Side, Anchored in Love, John Hardy Was a Desperate Little Man, I Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow, Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone, River of Jordan, Chewing Gum, Wildwood Flower, I Have No One to Love Me (But the Sailor on the Deep Blue Sea), Forsaken Love, Sweet Fern, My Clinch Mountain Home, God Gave Noah the Rainbow Sign, I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes, Little Moses, Lulu Wall, Grave on the Green Hillside, Don't Forget This Song (My Home in Old Virginia), Foggy Mountain Top, Bring Back My Blue Eyed Boy to Me, Diamonds in the Rough, Engine 143, Homestead on the Farm, Cyclone of Rye Cove, Motherless Children, When the Roses Bloom in Dixieland, No Telephone in Heaven, Western Hobo, Carter's Blues, Wabash Cannonball, A Distant Land to Roam, Jimmie Brown the Newsboy, Kitty Waltz, Fond Affection, The Cannon Ball, Lover's Farewell, There's Someone Aaiting for Me, The Little Log Hut in the Lane, When the Springtime Comes Again, When the World's on Fire, I Have An Aged Mother, Dying Soldier, Worried Man Blues, Lonesome Valley, On the Rock Where Moses Stood, Room in Heaven for Me, Lonesome Pine Special, No More the Moon Shines on Lorena, On My Way to Canaan's Land, Where Shall I Be, Sow 'Em on the Mountain, Darling Nellie Across the Sea, The Birds Were Singing of You, Weary Prodigal Son, My Old Cottage Home, When I'm Gone, Sunshine in the Shadows, Let the Church Roll on, Lonesome for You, Can't Feel at Home, Why There's a Tear in My Eye, The Wonderful City, Jimmie Rodgers Visits the Carter Family, The Carter Family and Jimmie Rodgers in Texas, Mid the Green Fields of Virginia, Happiest Days of All, Picture on the Wall, Amber Tresses, I Never Loved But One, Tell Me That You Love Me, Where We'll Never Grow Old, We Will March Through the Streets of the City, Sweet As the Flowers in Maytime, Will the Roses Bloom in Heaven, My Little Home in Tennessee, Sun of the Soul, If One Won't Another One Will, Broken Hearted Lover, Two Sweethearts, Winding Stream, I Wouldn't Mind Dying, Spirit of Love Watches Over Me, Church in the Wildwood, Give Me Roses While I Live, I Never Will Marry, On the Sea of Galilee, Home By the Sea, When the Roses Come Again, I Loved You Better Than You Knew, This Is Like Heaven to Me, See That My Grave Is Kept Green, Over the Garden Wall, Gold Watch and Chain, School House on the Hill, Will My Mother Know Me There, Faded Flowers, Poor Little Orphaned Boy, On a Hill Lone and Gray, Cowboy Jack, I'll Be All Smiles Tonight, Away Out on the Old Saint Sabboth, Darling Little Joe, Happy or Lonesome, One Little Word, Darling Daisies, East Virginia Blues, Lover's Return, It'll Aggravate Your Soul, Hello Central Give Me Heaven, I'm Working on a Building, You've Been Fooling Me Baby, Longing for Old Virginia, March Winds Gonna Blow My Blues All Away, There'll Be Joy Joy Joy, Home in Tennessee, Are You Tired of Me My Darling, I Cannot Be Your Sweetheart, My Heart's Tonight in Texas, There's No Hiding Place Down Here, Cowboy's Wild Song to His Herd, Evening Bells Are Ringing, Mountains of Tennessee, I'll Be Home Someday, Faded Coat of Blue, Sailor Boy, Glory to the Lamb, Behind Those Stone Walls, Sinking in the Lonesome Sea, He Took a White Rose from Her Hair, Can the Circle Be Unbroken (Bye and Bye), Let's Be Lovers Again, Your Mother Still Prays (For You Jack), Kissing Is a Crime, Don't Forget Me Little Darling, Sad and Lonesome Day, By the Touch of Her Hand, East Virginia Blues No. 2, My Old Virginia Home, My Virginia Rose Is Blooming, My Texas Girl, No Other's Bride I'll Be, Gathering Flowers from the Hillside, Gospel Ship, Little Black Train, Keep on the Sunny Side, River of Jordan, Lonesome Valley, God Gave Noah the Rainbow Sign, Single Girl Married Girl, The Fate of Dewey Lee, Wildwood Fl

Sub-GenreBox Sets

NotesThe single most important event in the history of country music.' That was how Johnny Cash characterized the first Carter Family session in Bristol, Tennessee in 1927. That epochal first session is here, together with all of the recordings made by the original Carter Family between 1927 and 1941. Here are the Anglo-Celtic ballads, mountain songs, blues, and popular songs that formed the bedrock of country music, rendered as plaintively and hauntingly as only The Carter Family could render them.Country people have always been sacred and sentimental people,' declared Carter Family patriarch, A. P., and the 307 songs collected in this unique complete 12-CD edition reflect that judgement. This collection includes all of the Carters' recordings for Victor, ARC, Decca, APS, Columbia and Bluebird complete for the first time. Here are the original versions of country and folk classics like Wildwood Flower, Wabash Cannon Ball, The Storms Are On The Ocean and, of course, Will The Circle Be Unbroken.Many of these recordings are appearing for the first time on CD, and the sound of these ageless classics has been digitally enhanced without damaging their integrity or purity. All known photographs of the original Carter Family have been included. Mother Maybelle's personal photo collection has been included as well as all the photos belonging to Janette Carter, some previously unpublished, and there is a full-length newly-researched Carter Family biography by preeminent country music historian Charles Wolfe. 'These recordings are archetypal and timeless,' writes Wolfe. 'They are as elemental as the wind or water, and have the simple beauty of the landscape of (the Carters' home in) Poor Valley. It is hard to underestimate the importance of The Carter Family to country music, and to American music in general'.The set includes a taped interview by Ed Kahn and Mike Seeger with both Maybelle and Sara in 1963. It also includes a written introduction by Johnny Cash.