Charlie Rich - I Hear Those Blues: Rich In Stereo - VINYL LP

Before his massive country pop success in the 1970s, Charlie Rich got his start at Sun Records, playing piano to accompany his velvety voice. Hear early Charlie Rich as he has never been heard before this collection features rare, multi-track stereo mixes remastered from the Sun Records archives. Saccharine sentimentality meets brooding blues on tracks like InchSittin' and Thinkin',Inch InchMidnite Blues,Inch and more as Rich develops his signature sound that would later earn him multiple number-one hits.

Readers of an InchCool Album of the DayInch should see a pattern especially lately. What they would notice is that there is a strong tendency to feature albums of what's commonly known now as the InchAmericanaInch genre. This is been my favorite music to listen to for a number of years now. But another genre that I've long enjoyed was the sound of the slick jazz rock bands often known as the InchL.A. Sound.Inch Some great music has been produced by that well-known group of musicians from Los Angeles. I'm sure you know what I'm referring to, Toto, later period Doobie Brothers, Les Dudek, Boz Scaggs, etc. Etc. Charlie fits somewhat into that group, even though they're not from Los Angeles, nor the United States, but there lick's sound as if they were. I always got a kick out of this because so much of this band is different from what it appears to be. They've got that slick Los Angeles type sound but they're not from Los Angeles. They've lead vocalist was named John Anderson, but not Jon Anderson. And their drummer's name was Steve Gadd, but he's not that Steve Gadd. Confused? It doesn't matter, what was great about this band has always been their sound. Oh yeah and we can't forget bandmember. Eugene Organ, he of course play guitar. Well, I guess I should say not just their sound, their album covers were pretty great too. Did you hear there was a new Charlie album? If there was, you had to at least walk to the 'C' section of your record store to check it out. We'll at least we guys did. What were the well-known songs on this album? There are actually quite a few of them, the first being the opening track InchShe Love's to be in Love.Inch Others that you probably knew were InchLife's So Cruel, Inch InchL.A. DreamerInch and InchOut of Control.Inch Well those got decent amount of airplay the one that might have received the most was a song that shows how long ago this albu

Vinyl LP pressing. Lonely Weekends is the 1960 debut record from country music's legendary performer Charlie Rich, showcasing his rock n' roll roots. Long before Rich was known as the Silver Fox, he arrived in Memphis (from his native Arkansas) to blend blues and R&B sensibilities as a piano session musician. Enjoy remastered classics like the title track, InchStay,Inch InchBreakup,Inch and more, recorded during the Big Bang of rock n' roll.