Lee,Wilma / Cooper,Stoney - Hickory Years 1955-1962 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Country
- Description: Of all the husband/wife duos in Country Music, WILMA LEE & STONEY COOPER enjoyed one of the more extraordinary careers, being operative from the late 30s until Stoney's death, in 1977. Remarkably, throughout this period they continued to perform in a traditional, old school Appalachian Mountain music style, ignoring all contemporary trends, registering their biggest hits in the late 50s, directly in the teeth of Rock & Roll, Rockabilly and the newly-emergent Nashville Countrypolitan sound. In 1974, Wilma Lee was awarded the title of InchThe First Lady Of BluegrassInch by the Smithsonian Institute. This compilation presents the Very Best of their singles for Hickory Records, between 1955-62, which includes a dozen C&W chart hits and several sides which are difficult to find elsewhere on CD. Album Tracks 1. How It Hurts to Cry Alone 2. Each Season Changes You 3. Not Anymore (Wilma Lee & Al Terry) 4. I Want to Be Loved 5. Row Number Two, Seat Number Three 6. Cheated Too 7. Loving You 8. This Thing Called Man 9. My Heart Keeps Crying 10. Diamond Joe 11. I Tell My Heart 12. He Taught Them How 13. It's Just As Well (Wilma Lee & Al Terry) 14. Come Walk with Me 15. Is It Right 16. Big Midnight Special 17. There's a Big Wheel 18. Rachel's Guitar 19. Johnny, My Love (Grandma's Diary) 20. More Love 21. This Ole House 22. Heartbreak Street 23. I Gotta Laugh (To Keep from Crying) 24. Train, You Took My Baby 25. Wreck on the Highway 26. Night After Night 27. The Mighty Battle Cry 28. Heartaches Don't Lie 29. Have Faith in Me 30. Philadelphia Lawyer 31. Trouble Ahead 32. Doing My Time 33. Singing Waterfall
- Artist: LEE,WILMA / COOPER,STONEY
- Title: Hickory Years 1955-1962
- Format: CD
- Label: Jasmine Records
- Release Date: 09/19/2025
- Genre: Country
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: Lee,Wilma / Cooper,Stoney - Hickory Years 1955-1962 - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 604988383126
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Of all the husband/wife duos in Country Music, WILMA LEE & STONEY COOPER enjoyed one of the more extraordinary careers, being operative from the late 30s until Stoney's death, in 1977. Remarkably, throughout this period they continued to perform in a traditional, old school Appalachian Mountain music style, ignoring all contemporary trends, registering their biggest hits in the late 50s, directly in the teeth of Rock & Roll, Rockabilly and the newly-emergent Nashville Countrypolitan sound. In 1974, Wilma Lee was awarded the title of InchThe First Lady Of BluegrassInch by the Smithsonian Institute. This compilation presents the Very Best of their singles for Hickory Records, between 1955-62, which includes a dozen C&W chart hits and several sides which are difficult to find elsewhere on CD. Album Tracks 1. How It Hurts to Cry Alone 2. Each Season Changes You 3. Not Anymore (Wilma Lee & Al Terry) 4. I Want to Be Loved 5. Row Number Two, Seat Number Three 6. Cheated Too 7. Loving You 8. This Thing Called Man 9. My Heart Keeps Crying 10. Diamond Joe 11. I Tell My Heart 12. He Taught Them How 13. It's Just As Well (Wilma Lee & Al Terry) 14. Come Walk with Me 15. Is It Right 16. Big Midnight Special 17. There's a Big Wheel 18. Rachel's Guitar 19. Johnny, My Love (Grandma's Diary) 20. More Love 21. This Ole House 22. Heartbreak Street 23. I Gotta Laugh (To Keep from Crying) 24. Train, You Took My Baby 25. Wreck on the Highway 26. Night After Night 27. The Mighty Battle Cry 28. Heartaches Don't Lie 29. Have Faith in Me 30. Philadelphia Lawyer 31. Trouble Ahead 32. Doing My Time 33. Singing Waterfall
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