George Hamilton IV - Collection 1956-62 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Country
- Description: George Hamilton IV was a country singer and musician who started his professional life a teen idol pop singer with the 1956 Top 10 hit with his debut single InchA Rose and a Baby RuthInch George Hamilton IV was a country singer and musician who started his professional life a teen idol pop singer with the 1956 Top 10 hit with his debut single InchA Rose and a Baby RuthInch on the small Colonial tag, immediately signing to ABC-Paramount for whom he had further hits as his style moved towards a blend of pop, country and rockabilly, as he had further notable hits including the Top 10 InchWhy Don't They UnderstandInch and InchI Know Where I'm GoingInch, both of which also made the UK charts. By the end of the '50s he had become totally identified with country, moving to Nashville and becoming a member of the Grand Ole Opry, and his hits after 1960 were almost all in the country charts, where he continued to have chart entries through to the late '70s. This great-value 58-track 2-CD set comprises almost all the A & B sides of his singles during this era for Colonial, ABC-Paramount and RCA, to whom he moved in 1961, plus selected titles from his albums for ABC InchOn CampusInch and InchSing Me A Sad Song (Tribute To Hank Williams)Inch and his first RCA album InchTo You And Yours (From Me And Mine)Inch. It naturally features all his fourteen pop, country and UK chart entries from these years, including, as well as those noted above, the Top 10 country hits InchBefore This Day EndsInch, InchThree Steps To The PhoneInch and InchIf You Don't Know, I Ain't Gonna Tell YouInch. It's a comprehensive overview of the key formative years of his career, and an intriguing insight into his musical development during this time, as well as being an entertaining showcase for his distinctive talent. Album Tracks 1. A Rose and a Baby Ruth 2. If You Don't Know 3. I've Got a Secret 4
- Artist: George Hamilton IV
- Title: Collection 1956-62
- Format: CD
- Label: Acrobat
- Release Date: 06/07/2019
- Genre: Country
- Number Of Discs: 2
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- Product Name: George Hamilton IV - Collection 1956-62 - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 824046329921
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George Hamilton IV was a country singer and musician who started his professional life a teen idol pop singer with the 1956 Top 10 hit with his debut single InchA Rose and a Baby RuthInch George Hamilton IV was a country singer and musician who started his professional life a teen idol pop singer with the 1956 Top 10 hit with his debut single InchA Rose and a Baby RuthInch on the small Colonial tag, immediately signing to ABC-Paramount for whom he had further hits as his style moved towards a blend of pop, country and rockabilly, as he had further notable hits including the Top 10 InchWhy Don't They UnderstandInch and InchI Know Where I'm GoingInch, both of which also made the UK charts. By the end of the '50s he had become totally identified with country, moving to Nashville and becoming a member of the Grand Ole Opry, and his hits after 1960 were almost all in the country charts, where he continued to have chart entries through to the late '70s. This great-value 58-track 2-CD set comprises almost all the A & B sides of his singles during this era for Colonial, ABC-Paramount and RCA, to whom he moved in 1961, plus selected titles from his albums for ABC InchOn CampusInch and InchSing Me A Sad Song (Tribute To Hank Williams)Inch and his first RCA album InchTo You And Yours (From Me And Mine)Inch. It naturally features all his fourteen pop, country and UK chart entries from these years, including, as well as those noted above, the Top 10 country hits InchBefore This Day EndsInch, InchThree Steps To The PhoneInch and InchIf You Don't Know, I Ain't Gonna Tell YouInch. It's a comprehensive overview of the key formative years of his career, and an intriguing insight into his musical development during this time, as well as being an entertaining showcase for his distinctive talent. Album Tracks 1. A Rose and a Baby Ruth 2. If You Don't Know 3. I've Got a Secret 4
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