Tex Ritter - Don't Slam The Door: The Singles Collection 1944-61 - VINYL LP
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- Description: Vinyl LP pressing. Tex Ritter was one of the first Inchsinging cowboysInch, a singer and actor who started out singing on radio in Texas in the 1920s, soon moving to New York to appear on radio and on Broadway. He made his first records in 1933, going on to have a recording career that lasted four decades, and after his screen debut in 1936 in western movies, made more than 70 films through to the mid-1970s. He is best known on record for his pop hits with InchHigh Noon (Do Not Forsake Me)Inch, the theme song of the landmark 1952 movie InchHigh NoonInch, InchI'm Wastin' My Tears On YouInch and InchI Dreamed Of A Hillbilly HeavenInch in 1962. This superb 16 track LP selects recordings from his first big hit in 1944 for the newly established Capitol Records through selected singles from the 1940s and '50s, the heyday of his career, to the early '60s. It includes the country No.1s InchI'm Wasting My Time On YouInch, InchYou Two-Timed me Once Too OftenInch and InchYou Will Have To PayInch, and the Top 3 hits InchThere's A New Moon Over My ShoulderInch, InchJealous HeartInch, InchHave I Told You Lately That I Love YouInch and InchWhen You Leave Don't Slam The DoorInch, plus the pop hits mentioned above. Encompassing children's songs, faith-based material, and some of his trademark recitations as well as the more familiar fare of cowboy songs, it's a substantial and varied showcase for his talent and his highly distinctive style. Album Tracks 1. I'm Wastin' My Tears on You 2. There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder 3. Jealous Heart 4. You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Often 5. You Will Have to Pay 6. Christmas Carols By the Old Corral 7. Long Time Gone 8. When You Leave, Don't Slam the Door 9. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You 10. Rye Whiskey 11. Deck of Cards 12. Pecos Bill 13. Rock & Rye 14. Daddy's Last Letter 15. High Noon (Do Not Fors
- Artist: Tex Ritter
- Title: Don't Slam The Door: The Singles Collection 1944-61
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Acrobat
- Release Date: 07/18/2025
- Genre: Country
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- Product Name: Tex Ritter - Don't Slam The Door: The Singles Collection 1944-61 - VINYL LP
- UPC: 824046167622
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Vinyl LP pressing. Tex Ritter was one of the first Inchsinging cowboysInch, a singer and actor who started out singing on radio in Texas in the 1920s, soon moving to New York to appear on radio and on Broadway. He made his first records in 1933, going on to have a recording career that lasted four decades, and after his screen debut in 1936 in western movies, made more than 70 films through to the mid-1970s. He is best known on record for his pop hits with InchHigh Noon (Do Not Forsake Me)Inch, the theme song of the landmark 1952 movie InchHigh NoonInch, InchI'm Wastin' My Tears On YouInch and InchI Dreamed Of A Hillbilly HeavenInch in 1962. This superb 16 track LP selects recordings from his first big hit in 1944 for the newly established Capitol Records through selected singles from the 1940s and '50s, the heyday of his career, to the early '60s. It includes the country No.1s InchI'm Wasting My Time On YouInch, InchYou Two-Timed me Once Too OftenInch and InchYou Will Have To PayInch, and the Top 3 hits InchThere's A New Moon Over My ShoulderInch, InchJealous HeartInch, InchHave I Told You Lately That I Love YouInch and InchWhen You Leave Don't Slam The DoorInch, plus the pop hits mentioned above. Encompassing children's songs, faith-based material, and some of his trademark recitations as well as the more familiar fare of cowboy songs, it's a substantial and varied showcase for his talent and his highly distinctive style. Album Tracks 1. I'm Wastin' My Tears on You 2. There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder 3. Jealous Heart 4. You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Often 5. You Will Have to Pay 6. Christmas Carols By the Old Corral 7. Long Time Gone 8. When You Leave, Don't Slam the Door 9. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You 10. Rye Whiskey 11. Deck of Cards 12. Pecos Bill 13. Rock & Rye 14. Daddy's Last Letter 15. High Noon (Do Not Fors
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