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THERE’S A TEAR IN MY BEER
BIG BILL LISTER
This CD is only available from:
Bear Family Records; P.O. Box 1154; 27727
Hambergen; Germany
Phone: (+49) 4794 93 00 0; Fax.: (+49) 4794 93 00 20
Songs:
Help Wanted - Beer Drinkin’ Blues - Lovin’ Country Style - RC Cola And Moon Pie - Countryfied -
The Little House We Built (Just O’er The Hill) - There’s Another In Your Heart - What
The Heck Is Goin’ On - Double Crossin’ Lies - Ship Of Love - A Nickle For A Dozen Roses -
All I Want To Hear You Say Is You Love Me - There’s A Tear In My Beer - One More Beer
(Then I’m Goin’ Home) - Give It Back To The Indians - Every Tear I Cry - Haunted Hungry Heart -
In The Shadow Of The Pine - Another Night To Wonder - Blowing The Suds Off My Beer -
The Human Thing To Do - Happy Lonesome - All Dressed Up (And Nowhere To Go) -
Hog Calling Song - This Time Sweetheart - Local Yokel - Daddy, Oh Daddy (& Del Dunbar) -
A Plane To Arkansas (& Del Dunbar) - There’s A Million Ways To Say I Love You (& Del Dunbar) -
Why Don’t You Haul Off And Love Me (& Del Dunbar) |
Heart of
TEXAS
COUNTRY
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Order - Click Here !
Traditional Country Music
Those three words express a simple yet very complex meaning in today's country music environment. I have listened to
many groups and individuals who claim to be "traditional". But I wonder if they actually know who Kitty Wells or Jimmie Rodgers are.
In 1989, KNEL radio in Brady, Texas, began a radio program called "Hillbilly Hits." The idea was simple-traditional country music recorded at least
21 years ago. The three hour radio program expanded to its current six hour weekly slot. Through their requests and dedications the listening audience
actually selects the songs played during each program. The music and interviews of legends such as Rose Maddox, Mel Tillis, Ernest
Tubb, Hank Williams, Johnny & Jack, George Jones, Loretta Lynn, Floyd Tillman and countless others are featured each week.
The "Hillbilly Hits" radio program later spawned the "Hillbilly Hits Fan Club." Comprised of over 450 members throughout the country. The
organization promotes traditional country music through events and organized trips. In 1996, the board of directors combined the "Hillbilly Hits Fan
Club" under the name of Heart of Texas Country Music Association, expanding its role beyond the radio program.
This album was created out of a desire to establish a Country Music Museum in Brady, Texas, to display artifacts from the former days of our industry
for future generations of Country Music Fans to enjoy. The great artists included in this compilation album have donated their time and talents to allow
the proceeds to go directly into the establishment of this building. Our gratitude can never be fully shown towards their efforts.
We invite you to see the progress we are making for Traditional Country Music any time that you are in Central Texas! Hank Thompson recorded an
album titled "Kindly Keep It Country"-that's what we are doing in Brady, America!
Tracy Pitcox KNEL FM 95.3
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